OLD SPANISH TRAIL
SOUTHERN BORDERLAND TRUNKLINE
MISSISSIPPI (A L A 0 AMA\f .C EORG I A
* S3 I
THRU THE LAMPS OF
AMERICA’S ANCIENT HISTORY
CONNECTING
FLORIDA • MEXICO • CALIFORNIA-
GULF OF MEXICO
San Antonio, Texas, May 11th, 1927.
University of Alabama,
Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Gentlemen:
We are preparing somewhat as enclosed the meaning of the old Spanish, French and Indian names along the Old Spanish Trail. Will you help with any names on the enclosed that you can? This will go out continually throughout the United States and Canada in our publications with circulations reaching from 50,000 to 100,000 annually. Tourists, schools, students, libraries, settlers and others depend upon us for all sorts of data and information and we try to be correct and understandable. We are neither French nor Spanish scholars here; your cooperation therefore will be a great help.
Sincerely,
Harral Ayres,
OST Managing Director.
Ha/v enc.
tiATIOHAL HEADQUARTERS
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