Summer In The Hills | old Spanish Trail Traueloq
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Issued from National Headquarters
Qunter Hotel, San Antonio, Texas
INDEX
Autocnmps, in Descriptive Log..._
Jhtjnidwin County -------------------
Ratification work ...............
County seats, in Descriptive Log..
Descriptive log and data ........
Eastern section conditions--------
Elevations....-........-..........
El Paso ....---------------------
Ferries and tolls ----------------
Paco
---------------- 11-38
---------------  40-41
-----------------11-38
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History,—
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When the route of the Old Spanish Trail across >
Texiis was planned this Hill Country, then wild and mote, was selected because of its unparalleled attrai for health, relaxation and sheer joy. Today this cot offers the most delightful driving in Texas. Hotels, ea' vacation ranches and hoarding houses now are liuntei The rugged hospitality of the West prevails. ..It i
country that paints roses on the cheeks of children:	d	directors............................     46
reddens the blood of men and women.	a.
Old Spanish Mission Fields--------------------------
Information, travel service and accommodations: n______________
described on pages 24 to 30.	Populations----------------------- -	-
Hotels, in Descriptive Log
Loxley ------------------------
Lunch club meetings------------
Map of the Old Spanish Trail. Mileage table------------------
—11-38
—	44
.....	45
....24-25
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Tile Old Spanish Trail route across West Texas is tlie t' cut, the most Interesting and best. It Is S8 ml. shorter: the railroad and 20 nil. shorter than the southern route. 1 driving conditions prevail. There are no bumper antes o Spanish Trull to -damage ears or distress Inexperienced t ers. No impassable roads on this route in wet weather, 1 that travel in all western States.can bo stopped briefly by waters crossing the concreted drainngo —
Tossing the
mlsinforniaUonl'^Texiin^^hemsidve-^l °f, <r“vel complaint / Old Spanish Trail Ilili (-1,7! ,	1,1	large	numbers seel
■done will always assure e ,7 f°r relI,xiltlon «"<• health ' ... S assure good accommodation
Road conditions _______________
St. Augustine celebration -----
Stagecoach to San Diego........
Tallahassee, capital of Florida
Tucson, Arizona .....—,--------
Western section conditions.....
Zero monuments ................
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MEMORANDA.	s
for safety
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For General £<°r^ad<iuarters.	Auto-
to Old Spanish Ti	Spanish	^	.L'etes,	Calif-
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—	substitutes	new	b keeps P clU\clt.ly rf‘‘n(iard. "B*
the Old Historg	.»«— <**■* *'"*
records arc in Spanish and in foreign archives. In de\' the highway	proving	"\tll individual huim^
; „ t\,ese historical statements nice cooperation is enl 1 Auto Camps ar west. inan-, campiuS sPat nvaii- v-
frnm the OST State universities and from historian'	numerous	in	the	Natural	ea i space ls avail
authority. Many communities carelessly publish *4 lngs and conveniences ^	and.»
for which no basis can be found in history. Coopedi mlmerous all alone. vVUS and ha
!« ashed that Old Spanish Trail material may alwaJ'l able in m0st of the tov
correct in statement and in spirit.	1
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Tlie West Texas Hill Country is flic most nivigonj summer land in fhe Soiilli. Many inviting condi combine for relaxation and health—elevations from : (o <1,000 f(„ rugged hills and rock canyons, a clear, slune and gulf breezes, spring-fed brooks and rivers, ; drinking wafer, fishing and ramping, row ponies hiking. Sheep, goat and ralfle ranches spread out ii directions. All outdoors welcomes with its wild, p five beauty.	■■
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