Strange names dot Texas map
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pojocrusader
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 Re: Strange names dot Texas map CowboyP wrote: Old Bearkat wrote: Blue Bird wrote: I am dissappointed. None of you guys have hit on Fairy! Fairy was a 6 man school before it closed in the 70's. What was their mascot - the Tinkerbells? no it was the Tinkling Cowgirls
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oneday
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map I remember getting this chain email earlier this year or last year one...I think its funny how a reporter just plagerized it for an article!
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When I was helping rersearch old and extinct schools I ran across an article saying Woody, Texas in Dawson Co. Played football. There was a few schools in Dawson Co. Back then you can't find on a map now!
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smokeyjoe53
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map oneday wrote: I remember getting this chain email earlier this year or last year one...I think its funny how a reporter just plagerized it for an article!
When I was helping rersearch old and extinct schools I ran across an article saying Woody, Texas in Dawson Co. Played football. There was a few schools in Dawson Co. Back then you can't find on a map now! Things that make you go "Hmmm", wonder what the mascot was for the Woody's?
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Old Bearkat
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map CowboyP wrote: Old Bearkat wrote: Blue Bird wrote: I am dissappointed. None of you guys have hit on Fairy! Fairy was a 6 man school before it closed in the 70's. What was their mascot - the Tinkerbells? Tigers
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Old Bearkat
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map smokeyjoe53 wrote: oneday wrote: I remember getting this chain email earlier this year or last year one...I think its funny how a reporter just plagerized it for an article!
When I was helping rersearch old and extinct schools I ran across an article saying Woody, Texas in Dawson Co. Played football. There was a few schools in Dawson Co. Back then you can't find on a map now! Things that make you go "Hmmm", wonder what the mascot was for the Woody's? Nah, it was the Woodpeckers....
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CowboyP
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map Old Bearkat wrote: CowboyP wrote: Old Bearkat wrote: Blue Bird wrote: I am dissappointed. None of you guys have hit on Fairy! Fairy was a 6 man school before it closed in the 70's. What was their mascot - the Tinkerbells? Tigers Fairy Tigers?!? That just don't seem right....
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oldfat&bald
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map oneday wrote: I remember getting this chain email earlier this year or last year one...I think its funny how a reporter just plagerized it for an article!
Oldfatandbald-
When I was helping rersearch old and extinct schools I ran across an article saying Woody, Texas in Dawson Co. Played football. There was a few schools in Dawson Co. Back then you can't find on a map now! I don't know how many of them played ball, but there used to be a lot schools in Dawson County. Around Welch there was Mae, Lou, Pride, Ashmore, and Woody. I don't know if Grandview ever had a school.
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oldfat&bald
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map Sorry about that, Ashmore is in Gaines county. Barely.
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westexasflats
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map Hunted bambie daddy in Bigfoot Tx oncest
Salt Gap McCulloch County
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51eleven
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map We did a similar thread last year or the year before. Bigfoot TX = Bigfoot Wallace. Google him, Black Bean Incident, Texas Ranger (HOF), descendant of William Wallace (Braveheart). Possibly 1st caucasian in Palo Pinto Co. as a surveyor.
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51eleven
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Re: Strange names dot Texas map If we branch out to other states, since the thread title is about dot's on the map how about Two Dot Montana?
Other personal faves; Cuckoo Virginia, Boring Oregon, Toad inhale Arkansas, and Two Egg Florida.
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