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Here's a dandy Traces of Texas photo of a small log cabin on a wagon near Shelby, Texas.
Shelby is a very small community in Austin county, about halfway between La Grange and Brenham.
The identities of three of these folks are known: Oscar Fisseler is standing next to the wagon on the right side of the photo (the first adult man on the left, wearing the light colored hat). Oscar's wife Emma Albert Fisseler is seated on the wagon (far right, wearing the light colored dress). Their daughter Caroline “Lena” Fisseler is standing on the wagon next to the man and dog.
On the back is a hand-written note that reads "Scene at Shelby May Fest 1889 or 1890." My thinking is that this is perhaps an entrant in whatever parade they may have had.
That's German/Czech country, and I know from personal experience that those folks certainly do love a parade!
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Longhorns-Buckeyes history short, but epic
Longhorns-Buckeyes history short, but epic
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The Texas Longhorns and the Ohio State Buckeyes meet on Saturday for the biggest non-conference game in college football this year, featuring two top four teams. The two blue bloods0 CommentsComment on Facebook
AP college football Week 2
AP college football Week 2 picks
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No. 1 Ohio State (+1.5) at No. 4 Texas: Ohio State 28-24. Western Kentucky at No. 2 Georgia (-40.5): Georgia 56-3. Rice (+44.5) at No. 3 Notre Dame: Notre Dame 49-10. No. 6 Oregon (-22.5) at Oklahoma ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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