Kingsbury Texas

The first days of December, National Egg Nog Month, National Mutt Day, the Grand Ole Opry debuts in 1925, the August 28, 1877 Galveston Daily Newsreports the rates for shipping cotton on the GH&SA railroad from Kingsbury and the State Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in College Station is having it's second annual session, the annual Kingsbury VFD Christmas Party is this Saturday and new VFD and Auxiliary officers will be sworn in, and a picture of the workers in the Kingsbury Post Office circa 1950.

Happy Thanksgiving, it's National Cake Day, the Kingsbury Blog has pictures from the Fall Fly-In and Car Show, in Kingsbury news past the April 4, 1877 Galveston Daily Newsreports that mail service has been ordered to start on the GH&SA Railroad from Kingsbury to San Antonio, President Kennedy is assassinated in Dallas and his assassin is killed himself two days later in 1963, and a picture of students and the Kingsbury schoolhouse in the late 1800s.

The Fall Fly-In and Car Show was this past Saturday, trade opens on the Santa Fe Trail through the Republic of Texas in 1821, Mickey Mouse's birthday, National Pickle Day, it's the Full Beaver Super Moon, moon facts, in Kingsbury news past the September 7, 1876 Austin Weekly Statesmanreports that there are now 3 stagecoaches going from San Antonio to Kingsbury and Mexican raiders destroy telegraph lines near La Para, the railroads create time zones this week in 1883, and a picture of the Kingsbury baseball team circa 1945.

The Fall Fly-In is coming up on November 12th, voting for the Special Election will be November 8th, explorer Cabeza de Vaca enters Texas this week in 1528, National Nacho Day, National Adopt a Senior Pet Month, November facts and folklore, Daylight Savings Time ends, in Kingsbury news past the August 3, 1876 Austin Weekly Statesmansays that Mr. M. B. Sweeney has land to sell near the railroad station, Veterans Day is this week, and a picture of boys on the fence of the Kingsbury depot livestock pens in 1915.

5th Annual Fall Harvest Festival was last Saturday, early voting for Special Election is in progress, Fall Fly-In coming up November 12th, National Candy Corn Day, the Fall edition of the Kingsbury Independent newspaper is here, in Kingsbury news past the July 13, 1876 Galveston Daily Newsreports that the Sunset Route train arrived in Kingsbury daily at 1:10 pm and 7:55 am and was the best route to "all points West", the radio broadcast of the "War of the Worlds" goes out in 1938, and a picture of the 1929 Kingsbury Girls basketball team and the old red brick schoolhouse they attended.

The Fall Harvest Festival is next weekend, early voting for the Special Election starts this week, National Mule Day, in Kingsbury news past the June 11, 1876 Dallas Daily Heraldreports that Mr. Frank Lancaster was thrown from his horse and injured, it's the anniversary of the gunfight at the OK Corral, Kingsbury T-shirts are available online, and a picture of Roland Merz with his mule and cart loaded up with friends in the 1940s.

Kingsbury Fall Harvest Festival coming soon, Special Election slated for Nov. 8, in Kingsbury news past there was a double stagecoach robbery and "a company from Kingsbury has started in pursuit.", National Chocolate Cupcake Day, October is Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month, the Fall edition of the Kingsbury Independent newspaper is here, the Kingsbury Lodge has an Open House, Texas approves a resolution creating the Texas Rangers in 1835, the Fall Fly-In is coming up, and pictures of the Kingsbury Lutheran Church in 1892 and the parsonage in 2008.

National Farmers Day, it's the Full Hunter's Moon, the Fall Fly-In is set for November, Texans ratify the state constitution for annexation in 1845, and pictures of the Kingsbury Methodist Church in 1917 and today.

Kingsbury Fall Harvest Festival coming up this month, the first shots of the Texas Revolution in 1835, National Taco Day, facts about the month of October, the Reno Gang makes the first moving train robbery in history in 1866, members of the Kingsbury VFD attend Texas A&M Extension Service training and make up the majority of the classes, the first ever televised presidential address by Pres. Truman, and a picture of Kingsbury in 1981.

The Bill of Rights passes congress this week in 1789, National Pancake Day, Gene Autry is born in Texas, and pictures of the Kingsbury Owls girls basketball team.