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Bibliography “3 Projects Get Approval.” San Antonio Express, March 20, 1941, Page 10A Bibliography “3 Projects Get Approval.” San Antonio Express, March 20, 1941, page 10A. “10 Beeves and Number of Lambs and Goats Obtained for Coker Community Fair Free Barbecue.” San Antonio Express, October 16, 1924, page 14. “16th Illinois Infantry Regiment History.” The Illinois US GenWeb Project, http://civilwar.illinoisgenweb.org/history/016.html. Accessed June 15, 2016. “40 Beeves and Number of Lambs and Goats Obtained for Coker Community Fair Free Barbecue.” San Antonio Express, October 16, 1924, page 14. A 50th Anniversary Archival Interview with Royce Jones and Jeanette Jones. North East Independent School District, recorded May 13, 2004. “600 Pupils Take Part in Contest.” San Antonio Express, March 26, 1927, page 20. “1,000 Acres near Isom Road and North Loop Considered for New City Airport.” San Antonio Express, September 10, 1940, page 1. 1867-1990 Texas Livestock Statistics. 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