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Born in Eagle Lake and known as the last of the Black Hat Rangers, Zeno Smith (1902-1972) worked as a cowboy and rancher, and in his family's meat market. In 1935, he became a Texas Ranger, following in the footsteps of his grandfather and older brother. In a 34-year career he was credited with solving some of the biggest crime cases in South Texas. In 1958, he testified before a U.S. Senate Committee on Labor Crimes. Upon his retirement, a Texas House Resolution highlighted the "Notable Record and Outstanding Service" of this "Dedicated, Loyal, and Capable Officer." Smith served much of his Ranger career in San Antonio. He was known as fair but always direct while serving the Citizens of Texas. He is buried next to his wife, Leona, in Nixon Cemetery in Gonzales County. (2018) (Marker No. 20084)
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Coke Zero (and lots of it) in this heat! Temps at 100 and no relief in sight :(
BOOOO heat!!
Collection RISQUE ZERO / CIE GALAPIAT / LES SUBSISTANCES 2009 / Credit Photo : Denis COUVET - LESBOITESNOIRES - tous droits réservés
Allison and I went up and experienced zero gravity in Las Vegas. Amazing, can't even put words to it. Everyone was giggling. I'll put up the high res photos as soon as they come in.