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J Marvin Hunter's
FRONTIER TIMES
Magazine
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These historical and genealogical documents were published in Texas by J. Marvin Hunter from October, 1923 until December, 1954 under the title, J. Marvin Hunter's FRONTIER TIMES MAGAZINE. In the 1970's, Western Publications reprinted most of the volumes. Reprint hard copies and collectable originals are available on request. Mr. Hunter published his periodical during a time when early Texas settlers, pioneers, cattlemen, and observers of the events of Texas history were still alive and able to tell their stories. This is one of the most valuable assets of this magazine. Its articles are written largely from the vantage point of the eye-witness observer or actual participant in the event. Mr. Hunter sought to gather as much of this eye-witness testimony as he could before the generation of these settlers passed on.
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I still look at what you sent to get resource info for paintings... so much and so good... after Christmas will be doing a painting that depicts the ... Jack M.
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Been doing genealogy since the mid-80s and knew my Dad's side came to Texas early, possibly during the Republic. Never expected to see anything about them ... Betty M.
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I jumped on the offer of Frontier Times Magazine new CD. I have been a fan for years, and the opportunity to have ALL of the issues easily ... Sarah R.
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Shopping in Mineral Wells, TX Antique Shop...found probably 40 old copies (they were reprints from 1940's). Chose four, could not buy all due to prices, got home found ... Betty M.
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