File:19101201 - Fort Stockton Pioneer, p. 3 - McKenzie & Brady ad.png
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English: Ad for the McKenzie & Brady law firm in the December 1, 1910 edition of The Fort Stockton Pioneer. McKenzie was James McKenzie, a member of the Texas legislature, and Brady was Will P. Brady, later a district attorney and county judge. |
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| Source | https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth811423/m1/3/ |
| Author | James McKenzie & Will P. Brady |
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