Schreiner Institute - Recall Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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WWW T.lv1. H AMMOND .Xi 'xx ,X Thoroughly disgusted with political interventions in Military affairs, Houston resigned his commission in 1818. He went to Nashville, where he studied law in Judge Trimble's office and passed his bar examination after only six month's study. He then opened his practice at Lebanon, but he stayed only a short while, being elected Attorney-General of the Nashville district.

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1 pf'-if-'f' ' f mbfx 1 f , 'X' , f gi 4' f ll 1 1 f IN MEMORIAM A. C. SCHREINER Public benefactor and beloved citizen and friend. Loyal and capable Presideni of the Board of Trustees of Schreiner Institute, I Born September 18, 1862 - Died November 19, 1935 ' u