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The Murder of William L. Robertson

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Part 5 The Farming Economy of Central Texas In 1933, the farming economy in Central Texas, including areas like San Saba County, was severely strained due to the overlapping effects of the Great Depression and environmental challenges. The agricultural sector, heavily reliant on cotton, livestock, and some diversification into crops like corn and sorghum, faced plummeting prices and widespread hardship. Cotton prices, a cornerstone of the region…
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The Murder of William L. Robertson

Part 5 The Farming Economy of Central Texas In 1933, the farming economy in Central Texas, including areas like San Saba County, was severely strained due to the overlapping effects of the Great Depression and environmental challenges. The agricultural sector, heavily reliant on cotton, livestock, and some diversification into crops like corn and sorghum, faced plummeting prices and widespread hardship. Cotton prices, a cornerstone of the region…

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San Saba News & Star broke the news in on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
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