Freie Presse Für Texas Records, 1867-1946

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Freie Presse Für Texas Records, 1867-1946

The records of the Freie Presse Für Texas, 1867-1946, include correspondence, legal papers, memoranda, newspapers and clippings, business accounts, galley proofs, dodgers, broadsides, and pamphlets, relating to the establishment and operation of a German-language newspaper in Texas.

24 ft., 2 in.

ger,

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SNAC Resource ID: 7950878

University of Texas Libraries

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Weiss, Johannes

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Texas Free Press Company

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Weiss, Karl.

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Freie Presse für Texas

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Die Freie Presse für Texas, a German newspaper published by the Texas Free Press Company in San Antonio, was founded on July 15, 1865, by August Siemering and Company. Two years later W. B. Moore, James P. Newcomb, and H. Pollmar joined Siemering as editors. The front page contained advertisements, many of which were for San Antonio businesses, and fiction, and the second and third pages conveyed national and world news. Prominent news items featured in the newspaper inc...

Siemering, A. 1830-1883.

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