 |
| |
|
|
|
| |
 |
The Pine Bough -
Vol 7, September 2002
"The crowning glory of Diboll will soon be a magnificent library building."
- American Lumberman, January 18, 1908.
Much has changed since this pronouncement appeared nearly a century ago in a popular
Chicago trade magazine. In 1908 a library in a Texas sawmill company town was news
indeed. Yet news of Diboll offering new and exciting educational opportunities through
the community library did not end there.
Download
this issue.
| TABLE
OF CONTENTS : September 2002 |
Page |
"A Community of Some of the Finest People":
Earl Cromwell’s Memories of Early Diboll |
2 |
"Oh, I Could Go On and On":
Hal Crouch Temple’s Memories of Early Pineland |
8 |
"Love to Lottie ":
Charlie Wilson’s Eulogy to Lottie Temple
|
14 |
|
Scrapbook Pages |
19 |
|
Clippings |
24 |
|
Faces From the Past |
22-23, 31, 34 |
|
Farrington Family |
21 |
|
Houston, East & West Texas Railway |
24, 27 |
|
Logging Camps |
31, 37 |
|
Pineland Railroad Depot |
26 |
|
Temple common stock and emblem history |
19-20 |
| Temple Family |
32-33 |
| Texas South-Eastern Railroad |
21, 24-25, 28-30, 36, 38-41 |
| Texas State Railroad |
30 |
| Thomas Jefferson Rusk |
27 |
| Waco, Beaumont, Trinity & Sabine Railway |
35 |
| News
& Notices |
42 |
| The History Center |
46-49 |
|
The Pine Bough
is a history magazine published annually
by The History Center, the Archives
Division of T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library
& Archives, Diboll, Texas.
© Copyright 2004 by The History
Center, T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library
& Archives. All rights reserved. Reproduction
of this issue of any portion of it is
expressly prohibited without written
permission of the publisher. |
<< Back
to Available Issues
In order to view PDF files you will
need to download the free Acrobat
Reader plugin.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Copyright © , The History Center |
 |
|
|
|
|
|
