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Photograph of William Allbright Jr. , to the left, and an unidentified man standing on both sides of an automobile that has two dead deer tied to the hood. Sunshine Laundry located at 214 E. Hutchison St. in San Marcos, Texas is in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified man, holding a rifle, standing next to an automobile that has a dead deer tied to the hood.

Photograph of an unidentified man, holding a rifle, standing in front of an automobile that has two dead deer tied to the hood.

Photograph of two unidentified men standing on both sides of an automobile that has two dead deer tied to the hood.

Photograph of William C. Allbright Jr. , holding a rifle, standing next to an automobile that has two dead deer tied to the hood. Will Albright, Jr. , and the two bucks killed on the Allbright ranch north of town. December 9, 1938

Photograph of an unidentified man, holding a rifle, standing next to an automobile that has a dead deer tied to the hood. The San Marcos Record newspaper (later the San Marcos Daily Record) building located at 211 E. Hutchison St. in San Marcos, Texas is in the background. Tinker Allbrightand a buck, killed on the Allbright ranch north of town. December 9, 1938

From San Marcos Record: Dallas vacationers at Port Aransas ate breakfast after vacating first the island and later North Beach at Corpus Christi. Left are Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Bramlett, right Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fenner, all of Dallas. It was the second time the foursome had been un off the island by storms.

From San Marcos Record: Clothes for the refugees poured into Hays County Memorial Hospital early this week as Seventh Day Adventist prepared to send a truckload of the clothing to the Houston area. Here Hospital Auxiliary workers help sort through the garments.

From San Marcos Record: Clothes for the refugees poured into Hays County Memorial Hospital early this week as Seventh Day Adventist prepared to send a truckload of the clothing to the Houston area. Here Hospital Auxiliary workers help sort through the garments.

From San Marcos Record: Clothes for the refugees poured into Hays County Memorial Hospital early this week as Seventh Day Adventist prepared to send a truckload of the clothing to the Houston area. Here Hospital Auxiliary workers help sort through the garments.

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