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Whatever happened to Beaver Lake?
November 22, 2023
Located about a mile due east of the junction of Texas Highway 163 and Farm Road 189 in Val Verde County, Beaver Lake had been a source of water for Native Americans,...
OZONA HISTORY
November 22, 2023
1933 Santa Claus will not miss the poor children of Ozona this year if the plan of the Ozona Lions Club for their annual Christmas Cheer program...
OZONA HISTORY
November 16, 2023
1933 Sheriff W. S. Willis has been lenient with violators of the new traffic code invoked for the downtown section recently. A "good talking...
Camp Wood: Mission San Lorenzo de la Santa Cruz
November 16, 2023
Ozona—Located in the Nueces Canyon where the southern edge of the Edwards Plateau is marked by the rugged and pristine Balcones Escarpment, Camp Wood offers abundant...
White Horse: The Kiowa Chief feared by all
November 9, 2023
Ozona—In the summer of 1867, the Pecos River provided the backdrop of the serene setting of a Navaho village nestled along its banks. Unbeknownst to the villagers, a war...
OZONA HISTORY
November 9, 2023
1933 Crockett County hunters who go out after that buck this year will have more than the sport and the meat to urge them on. Joe Oberkampf has...
OZONA HISTORY
November 2, 2023
Ozona History 1933 Halloween has come and gone and a sigh of relief has gone up from the many different quarters. The spooks and goblins were out...
A Pioneer Mother’s Experience: Part II
November 2, 2023
Following, are the words of Mrs. Mary Kate Cruze of San Antonio, Texas (circa 1928): “In 1860 we moved from Cannonville to Jacob's Well on Cypress Creek, where Father...
OZONA HISTORY
October 26, 2023
1933 Mr. and Mrs. Boyer, a Sheffield couple were much attached to a parrot, their household pet, until somebody lifted the bird from his roost....
A Pioneer Mother’s Experience: Part I
October 26, 2023
Following are the words of Mrs. Mary Kate Cruze, RFD Box 178, San Antonio, Texas (circa 1928): “I was born October 21, 1849, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, daughter of Peyton...
A grandfather passing along his reins
October 19, 2023
Ozona—Amid a neatly manicured backyard, stood an old, weathered gazebo with a wooden lawn swing. Heinrich Klaerner sat with his grandson among potted plants and clipped...
OZONA HISTORY
October 19, 2023
1933 By a vote of the Commissioner’s Court, all county employees were placed on the N.R.A. schedule of hours and wages. Hereafter, labor in the...
Banning books? The greatest marketing scheme to get kids to read again
October 12, 2023
Don’t touch that hot stove! Don’t pull the dog’s tail! Don’t say bad words! Tell a kid that they can’t do something and what’s the normal response? Do it. Why? Because your...
OZONA HISTORY
October 12, 2023
Ozona History 1943 The kindergarten class was closed for three weeks after a polio outbreak. Ten children were in attendance when the class...
Receiving a death warrant by lead
October 12, 2023
Ozona—Folks in Sonora lay claim to the fact that their little town and sheriff’s office is responsible for having ended the nefarious career of the notorious outlaw,...
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