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Lloyd Gideon Johnson House
San Marcos, Texas

Local banker Lloyd G. Johnson and his wife Katherine built this house as a residence for their family in 1919-1920. The house, designed by noted architect Atlee B. Ayres, combines informal elements of the Mediterranean style with classical detailing and a formal, symmetrical plan. San Marcos Masonic Lodge No. 342 bought the house in 1937. It served as a lodge building until 1990, when it was purchased for use again as a private residence.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1982

#9s:
Was Super Fish...now is Super Soph
Gavin Grahovac

GRAVIN!

Texas County Courthouses:
009 Bailey County, Muleshoe, Texas



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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 9
Minute Order 111538, dated 09/25/08; DesLtr 3-2008 dated 07/25/2008 At the district's request, a section of the proposed Copperas Cove NE Loop is designated as a State Highway connecting US 190 to FM 116 north of Copperas Cove. (Waco County)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0009.htm

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I'll be on the game threads!!

Best Moments of 2024 Countdown:

9. Justin Lamkin's Gem Leads the Aggies to a Series Win over #21 Mississippi State

Game 3 of the series against Mississippi State at Olsen was a huge one. The Aggies were sitting at 2-3 in SEC play after dropping a hard-fought series in Gainesville and splitting the first two against the Bulldogs, including being held to just one run in game two. While the Saturday finale was not a must-win to make the tournament, it felt extremely necessary to keep the momentum moving forward heading further into the SEC gauntlet. Justin Lamkin was up to the task, tossing a career-high 7.1 innings while surrendering just one run and striking out 12. Braden Montgomery homered twice, and Evan Aschenbeck slammed the door, needing just 19 pitches to get the final five outs in a 6-1 Aggie victory.

Another Bad Man...
#9 JACK MOSS

Texas County Courthouses:
008 Austin County, Bellville, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 8
Adm. Ord dated 10/10/1947
From Texas/Arkansas S/L near Lewis Ferry via New Boston to a point on U. S. 67 at Corley; thence follow US 67 to Maud and from Maud via Douglassville to a point on US 59 at Linden. Section from Maud to Linden reassigned as SH 8 (formerly US 59). (Bowie and Cass Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0008.htm

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Kone-Yarbrough House
San Marcos, Texas

This Victorian residence with its unusual central chimney was erected in 1886 for the growing family of Sam R. Kone, Jr. (1855-1941), a successful merchant, active Mason, and member of the San Marcos City Council, 1914-15. His wife Laura (Smith) (1859-1937) taught art at Coronal Institute before her marriage. Educator Florence Kone (1883-1971), one of six Kone children, lived here 80 years. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Yarbrough, Jr., also owned, occupied, and preserved the home.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1977

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Texas County Courthouses:
008 Austin County, Bellville, Texas

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The old one was magnificent...the new one is Russian Stalin quality.

Best Moments of 2024 Countdown

8. Ted Burton Walks Off Auburn to Complete the Sweep
Date: March 30, 2024

Auburn limped into Olsen Field with a 1-5 SEC record, but gave the Aggies all they could handle throughout the three game series. The Tigers jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the series finale, but A&M battled back and held an 8-5 lead after five innings. Auburn would not go quietly, and the Tigers tied the game at 8 in the eighth and again at 9 in the ninth to send it to extra innings. Evan Aschenbeck pitched a perfect 10th inning, but was replaced by freshman Weston Moss for the 11th and 12th. Moss delivered one of his best performances of the season, striking out four and surrendering just one hit over the final two innings. That set up Ted Burton's walkoff opportunity in the bottom of the 12th, and Teddy delivered with a single through a drawn-in infield just before midnight.

Got my opening day earrings

Where did you get those? I would like to acquire a pair.

I bought them from Ryan's sister. She had some that said Play Ball and I asked her if she could make these instead. I bought a couple others from her as well. Here's her Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/share/19tVsate2h/

I tagged you in the pair she has available.

trouble said:

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I tagged you in the pair she has available.

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I see it, thanks again.

ONE more LONG week to go

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George Henry Talmadge Home
San Marcos, Texas

A farmer from Illinois, George H. Talmadge (1840-1911) served in the Union Army during the Civil War. In 1888 he moved to San Marcos with his wife Lydia (1851-1900) and their children, including an adopted daughter orphaned by the Chicago fire. Talmadge, who was also a carpenter, built this Victorian house of cypress wood in 1889. Active in church and community affairs, Talmadge family members occupied this home for 86 years.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1978

Texas County Courthouses:
007 Atascosa County, Jourdanton, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 7
Minute Order 090669, dated 08/29/1990; Adm. Ltr. 003-1990, dated 12/18/1990
From IH 35 in Bruceville-Eddy easterly to US 77, north of Chilton; and from another point on US 77, south of Chilton, easterly via Marlin, Kosse, Marquez, Centerville, Crockett, Ratcliff, Nacogdoches and Center to US 84 east of Joaquin, a total distance of approximately 216.0 miles. (McLennan, Falls, Limestone, Robertson, Leon, Houston, Angelina, Nacogdoches, San Augustine and Shelby Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0007.htm

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From IH 35 in Bruceville-Eddy easterly to US 77, north of Chilton; and from another point on US 77, south of Chilton, easterly via Marlin, Kosse, Marquez, Centerville, Crockett, Ratcliff, Nacogdoches and Center to US 84 east of Joaquin, a total distance of approximately 216.0 miles. (McLennan, Falls, Limestone, Robertson, Leon, Houston, Angelina, Nacogdoches, San Augustine and Shelby Counties)

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Back when David McWilliams was the football coach in Austin, the sips were on the tail end of a long run of bad results in Waco. When asked why that was, McWilliams said something like, "I don't know, maybe it's passing through the Bruceville-Eddy Triangle."

We've got one week, Ags. Start packing your clear bags and don't forget a blanket. I don't care if it's been warm lately. Bring a blanket. Find your Whammy machine and test it out. Stock up on bubble juice. Practice your game face. This is your ONE WEEK WARNING.

'07 Days left!

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We've got one week, Ags. Start packing your clear bags and don't forget a blanket. I don't care if it's been warm lately. Bring a blanket. Find your Whammy machine and test it out. Stock up on bubble juice. Practice your game face. This is your ONE WEEK WARNING.

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GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And I had another Offseason Aggie Baseball dream last night! The baseball team was staying at my parents' house. They were all staying in the same bedroom. No, my parents do not have a huge bedroom capable of housing 40 boys. Dreams are weird. I went in there and saw a cockroach. There were a couple of the boys in there and I told them they needed to take care of that. They started trying to smash it, but were doing a poor job, so I went to get a vacuum cleaner. I told them that this is the best way and then used the hose attachment to suck up the cockroach. Then there were a lot of cockroaches and we went around sucking them into the vacuum.

I. I don't know.

Best Moments of 2024 Countdown

7. Aggies Sweep #6 Vanderbilt, Move to #1 in the Rankings
Dates: April 12-14, 2024

I don't know about everyone else, but this weekend in particular was what flipped me from thinking "this team is pretty good" to "this is a legitimate national championship contender". It wasn't just the fact that the Ags won all three games, they dominated the #6 Vandy Boys from the jump. The pollsters agreed, and the Aggies moved up to the consensus number one spot the following Monday.

Friday Night: Jace LaViolette and Braden Montgomery both homered twice, and Ryan Prager tossed a (shortened) complete game shutout with 10 strikeouts to lead the Ags to a 15-0 run-rule victory in seven innings.



Saturday Night: The Ags refused to let up, and jumped on Vandy for five runs in the first inning. Tanner Jones pitched 7.1 shutout innings before giving way to Evan Aschenbeck, who retired the final five batters in order. Aggies win, 9-0.



Sunday Afternoon: Vandy raced out to a 4-0 lead in second inning, but as they did so many times throughout the 2024 season, the Aggie lineup responded. Nine unanswered runs, highlighted by a six-run fifth inning that included homer runs from Gavin Grahovac and Ali Camarillo, proved to be the difference. Chris Cortez was borderline untouchable in relief, tossing 4.1 innings of shutout ball with eight strikeouts before giving way to Evan Aschenbeck to close out the final three innings of a 12-6 win.