Pat F. Garrett, was in his day one of the most noted characters of the Southwest. His most famous exploit as a peace officer in the early days when conditions along the...

September 30, 1926Elaborate plans for a suitable program at the opening of the new $130,000 Hotel Ozona are being made, according to C. T....

Sept. 23, 1926A petition, signed by approximately 75 qualified voters residing in Ozona, was filed with County Judge Chas. E. Davidson this week...

September 16, 1926The building rush In Ozona is getting down to business with several new brick business houses, the new hotel and the Methodist...

September 10, 1936A car belonging to Joe Sellers Pierce was slightly damaged by fire Wednesday morning when a tire on a rear wheel was ignited from...

Sept. 3, 1936A new school room and an enlarged faculty will greet pupils of the Mexican school here at the opening of the term Monday. A new...

The early settlers of Navarro County, like all others, were harassed by hostile Indians. Some of the lands were located as early as 1833 and surveyed by J. Elliot, surveyor...

Aug. 20, 1936Sheriff W. S. Willis of Crockett County was notified by long distance telephone about 3 o’clock this morning to be on the lookout for...

This series of Frontier Stories was written several years ago by John Warren Hunter, now deceased. During the year 1873, the Indians had been comparatively quiet along the...

August 19, 1926Ben Ingham had the misfortune to lose, through a fire of undetermined origin, his ranch home and contents, last Thursday. Those on...

This series of Frontier Stories was written several years ago by John Warren Hunter, now deceased. During the year 1873, the Indians had been comparatively quiet along the...

I’d been working in my shop and got hot, so I came in the house and plopped down in my easy chair. “Man!” I said. “It’s hot out there.” Janet, who was readin’, grunted...

August 13, 1936John Meinecke, 19; son of Mrs. Bryan McDonald of Ozona, died at 6:30 Wednesday evening at his home here from burns suffered about...

August 6, 1936Fire, believed to have started from a pile of burning trash nearby, destroyed a rent house owned by Mrs. Mae Gray west of the Johnson...

July 30, 1936Mrs. Walter Capps this week became the owner of Moore’s Café, operated for the past nine years next door to the post office by H.A....