My own Great Grandfather had to leave East Texas: With whatever property they were still allowed to keep. My grandfather's ranch was across the Los Angeles River from what is now NBC Universal, Hollywood, and over 100 years ago. He was friends with water-bringer, Mulholland. He was a founding director of The San Fernando Valley Walnut Grower's Association(?). Big Business then, paid in cash--in the Great Depression. Grandpa was a listed California Democrat in Who's Who in the 1920's. Water problems were generally understood. In the Great Depression, conservatives could also be regarded Democrats.
Now even Texas Conservatives can recall Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and even in the Los Angeles Times does it even get reported!. Dallas is on board with Hillary Clinton!
Dallas Morning News breaks 75-year tradition to endorse Clinton
Grandpa's brother was the founder of the prominent Rose Hills Cemetery in Whittier. The current property had been the last working cattle ranch in Los Angeles County, famous for Sunday Rodeo!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Original "Valley of the Smokes" also knew temperature inversion, if only as something to be seen and believed!)
Now even Texas Conservatives can recall Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and even in the Los Angeles Times does it even get reported!. Dallas is on board with Hillary Clinton!
Dallas Morning News breaks 75-year tradition to endorse Clinton
Grandpa's brother was the founder of the prominent Rose Hills Cemetery in Whittier. The current property had been the last working cattle ranch in Los Angeles County, famous for Sunday Rodeo!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Original "Valley of the Smokes" also knew temperature inversion, if only as something to be seen and believed!)
