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Articles
W. T. Block
Newspapers
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1980's |
| "July
4, 1896 The Date Beaumont’s Patriotism Returned," Beaumont
Enterprise, July 4, 1980. |
| "Early
Southeast Texas "Docs" Were Medical Men of Iron" Beaumont
Enterprise, November 9, 1980, p. 4g.. |
| "A
History of Nederland’s Beginning," Beaumont Enterprise,
November 9, 1980, p. 11b. |
| "Tulips
Amid The Bluebonnets: The Birth of Nederland Texas,"
Beaumont Enterprise, November 9, 1980, p. 11b. |
| "D.
R. Wingate Did Not Know Defeat," Beaumont Enterprise,
November 9, 1980, p. 11g. |
| "Early
Schools of Beaumont," Beaumont Enterprise, November 9, 1980,
p. 2b. |
| "G.
W. O’Brien, Torchbearer of East Texas.," Beaumont
Enterprise, November 9, 1980, p 11c. |
| "Henry
Lutcher, Architect of Orange, Texas" Beaumont Enterprise
November 9, 1980, p. 6c. |
| "Lumber
Was Beaumont Godparent," Beaumont Enterprise, November 9,
1980, p. 7c. |
| "The 1880’s Saw Beaumont Prosper,"
Beaumont Enterprise, November 9, 1980, p. 10c. |
| "Wiess
Brothers, Timber Barons," Beaumont Enterprise, November 9,
1980, p. 9c. |
There are 26 articles by W. T.
Block in the historical issue of Beaumont Enterprise for
February 5, 1984, on microfilm in Lamar and Tyrrell libraries.
- "The
Mounds of Port Neches’ Vanished Civilization," Beaumont
Enterprise, February 5, 1984, p. 4aa.
- "Frontier Wife’s Life With The Buccaneers" Beaumont
Enterprise, February 5, 1984, p. 5aa.
- "Uncle
Charley’s Pirate Legacy," Beaumont Enterprise, February
5, 1984, p. 6aa.
- "Jasper
County Creek Bed Home of Treasure," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p. 9aa.
- "Jean
Lafitte Haunts Southwest Louisiana," Beaumont
Enterprise, February 5, 1984, p. 5aa.
- "Bolivar
Peninsula Scene of Slaving, Smuggling, Filibustering, and
Watermelon Farms," Beaumont Enterprise, February 5,
1984, p. 1cc.
- "The
Reborn Confederate Cannons," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p 1cc.
- "News
of Attack at Sabine Pass," Beaumont Enterprise, February
5, 1984, p. 2cc.
- "Sabine
Lake Haven For Slave Trading," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p. 10a.
- "Blockade
Runners Had Bag of Tricks," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p. 6cc.
- "Chris
Hillebrand, Legendary Hero," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p 11bb.
- "Joe
Chasteen, Sabine’s Walking History Book," Beaumont
Enterprise, February 5, 1984, p. 7cc.
- "Southeast
Texans Left to Fight Mexico" Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p lbb.
- "Mail
Carriers Braved Wilderness," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p 3dd.
- "The
Gunboat Dan Terrorized Coastline" Beaumont
Enterprise, February 5, 1984, p. 1cc.
- "Crazy
Ben Dollivar Had Everything," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p 8aa.
- "Wild
Family Roamed Woods," Beaumont Enterprise, February 5,
1984, p. 11b.
- "Spanish Booty Uncovered," Beaumont Enterprise, February
5, 1984, p. 7dd.
- "Orange,
Texas Retired its Hanging Tree" Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p. l2cc.
- "Spindletop Prophet Vindicated," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p. 9dd.
- "Capt.
Geo. W. O’Brien Saw Beaumont Grow," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p. 4dd.
- "The
‘Oil Pond’ Off Sabine Pass," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5, 1984, p. 9dd.
- "Beaumont’s
Robert Kidd Lived 116 Years," Beaumont Enterprise,
February 5,1984, p. 10dd.
- "Beaumont’s
Patriotism Rose," Beaumont Enterprise, February 5, 1984,
p. 11d.
- "The
Spanish in Jefferson County: From Explorers to Filibusterers,"
Beaumont Enterprise, February 5, 1984.
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