DARE Interview: Brownsville, Texas; Primary Informant TX031
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- Created Date
- 1967
- Description
Informant Data:
TX031: White; male; age: 74 (old); education: high school; community type: small city
Media Files:
Arthur the Rat. Speaker: TX031 (3:47)
Full Interview 1 (Tape 1617-S1).
Content:
00:15 Local people in the past
05:00 Events at Fort Brown in Mexican Revolutionary period
09:00 He had a grocery on property in town his grandfather bought in 1849
10:00 Local events in Mexican Revolutionary period
18:40 Catholic priests in parish in Chicago where his father had a drugstore
33:30 Tape end
Full Interview 2 (Tape 1617-S2).
00:05 Father's pharmacy business license in California
02:40 Mother died when he was young, came from Chicago to live with grandparents and uncles in Brownsville
04:40 Local people
07:25 County history
09:40 School
11:55 [Interrupted story, unfinished]
12:45 School play
15:20 DARE Questionnaire H (Foods) [partial] [includes digressions]
25:20 Baseball story
26:20 Currency and banking locally in the past, local banker
33:50 Tape end
Full Interview 3 (Tape 1618-S1). [Additional speakers: Adult female]
00:05 Baseball stories
12:10 Food [DARE QR I]
13:00 Salt Lake City, Mormons
14:55 Work for Public Health Service in quarantines and bracero camps, migrant farm labor
23:15 Pigs; military funeral music
25:50 Fort Brown history—U.S. Civil War period
28:55 Diseases [DARE QR BB]
32:10 Tape end
Full Interview 4 (Tape 1618-S2).
00:05 Local people, local history
04:50 Curandero [healer]
10:30 Finding bones of Mexican soldiers
11:30 DARE Questionnaire EE
17:10 Story about a boxing match
18:15 DARE Questionnaire FF (Entertainment and Celebrations)
27:30 Loud person
Full Interview 5 (Tape 1619-S1).
00:05 Diego Rivera mural
02:15 Local people
07:15 Bidding for deposit funds in the bank, bond
13:05 Local people
14:35 Arthur the Rat
18:25 Tape end
- Partner
- Recollection Wisconsin
- Contributing Institution
- University of Wisconsin Digital Collections
- Publisher
- Dictionary of American Regional English
- Subjects
- Local history
Mexican Revolution
Family history
Chicago
Local people
School
DARE QR
DARE QR Section H
Currency
Banking
Baseball
Food
Travel
Public health
Migrant farm labor
DARE QR Section I
DARE QR Section BB
DARE QR Section FF
DARE QR Section EE
Cameron County (Texas)
Brownsville (Texas) - Type
- sound
- Language
- English, English
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- DARE Interview: Brownsville, Texas; Primary Informant TX031. 1967. Retrieved from the Digital Public Library of America, https://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/T5HGEO3VWTN748A. (Accessed April 19, 2024.)
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