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There is no transcript of the interview but the abstract notes that the interview pertains to Mrs. Cape's early life, early San Marcos, Texas, Mr. Cape, and her recollections of Lyndon B. Johnson.
Interviewed by Stan Siler and Linda Chapple.

Scope and Contents [Transcript is not completed] There is no transcript, however, the notes indicate that the interview discussed the following: his family, the importance of the San Marcos River on the community's economy, Mexican labor, the Depression in the 1930s, the effects of drought, and agriculture. The notes also point out that Mr. Cape also discussed the violent nature of the city of San Marcos, Texas. He mentions two murders, a shoot-out on the square, and the occasional hanging. Interviewed...

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There is no transcript, however the notes mention that the interview is about the Crayton's family history, education, military experiences, and Lovey's family.
Interviewed by Nancy Norman and Linda Chapple.

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There is no transcript for this interview. According to the notes and the release form, the topics of the interview include: the San Marcos, Texas economy, labor, cotton production, and the San Marcos, Texas River.
Interviewed by Virginia Deane and Bonnie Gae Vaughn.

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The interview covers Flores' early recollections of San Marcos, Texas, segregation, and discrimination against Mexican Americans.
Interviewed by William Millsap.

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Ms. Garth's family arrived in San Marcos, Texas during the 1880s. Garth's interview is about the early history of San Marcos, Texas. The topics of the interview include: Ms. Garth's family, the early town of San Marcos, and recreation.
Interviewed by Virginia Deane and Bonnie Gaye Vaughn.

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Ms. Garth's family arrived in San Marcos, Texas during the 1880s. Garth's interview is about the early history of San Marcos, Texas. The topics of the interview include: Ms. Garth's family, the early town of San Marcos, and recreation.
Interviewed by Linda Chapple and Bonnie Gaye Vaughn.

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Recalls his childhood, education, friends, experiences in San Marcos, his grandfather Ed. J.L. Green and his uncle Will Green who developed the irrigation project on Lime Kiln Road.
Interviewed by Emmie Craddock.

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In this interview, Goforth discusses his family background, agriculture, the Great Depression, and Prohibition.
Interviewed by Ron Tanner.

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The interview contains information on the following: Mrs. Grant's early life and family, 1919 Missions of Huston (now Huston-Tilotson), her work history, missionary activities, and her recollections of the Depression of the 1930s.
Interviewed by Virginia Dean, Bonnie Vaughn, and Nancy Norman.

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In this interview, Green discusses the African-American experience in San Marcos, his family history, his work experience for the Rogers family, his education, and African-American superstitions.
Interviewed by Stan Siler and Nancy Norman.

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In this interview, Hardeman discusses the African-American experience in San Marcos. Other topics include: Hardemans's ancestors, early schooling, African-American life after the Civil War, changes in the local area following World War II and the Great Depression. Hardeman may have also addressed her teaching history, intergration experiences, and LBJ recollections.
Interviewed by Virginia Deane and Bonnie Vaughn.

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Harper discusses family life and his experiences as the president of the First National Bank.
Interviewed by Linda Chapple and Stan Siler.

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Interviewed by Emmie Craddock.

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In this interview, Lewis Haynes and Eddie Serur discuss the early history of the volunteer firefighters in San Marcos. They also discuss various fires that occurred in San Marcos, and compare volunteer firefighters to paid firefighters.
Interviewed by Emmie Craddock.

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Johnson discusses the following during her interview: Her early life, her education, the early history of San Marcos Baptist Academy, and her married life.
Interviewed by Ronnie Tanner and Nancy Norman.

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In this interview, Kercheville discusses the following topics: his early life and family, his political beleiefs, his work history, and the first airplane to come through the area.
Interviewed by Nancy Norman and Linda Chapple.

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In this interview, King discusses his experiences living in San Marcos. The topics in his interview include: agriculture and stock raising, social activities, the Ku Klux Klan, Baptist-Methodist rivalry, the San Marcos Square, the Great Depression, and religion in San Marcos.
Interviewed by Stan Siler and Ron Tanner.

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Knispel discusses her family, education, an irrigation project in San Marcos, early San Marcos history, and the effects of the Great Depression on the San Marcos Community.
Interviewed by Linda Chapple.

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Mary E. Kone (Mrs. L.W. Kone) discusses family background, living in San Marcos, memories of Lyndon B. Johnson, and the Great Depression.
Interviewed by Ron Tanner.