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Its Saturday morning, and time for the mystery person contest. I post the picture, you have to figure out who it is.
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- PJM
- I grew up in West Texas, and could not wait to get away. I got away, and went to the University of Texas, and then on to Stanford. I saw the world, and decided what I really wanted was to be in West Texas. So here I am, right back where I started. I had it all, and found it was not that great.
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George W. O'Brien, one of the original investors in Spindletop.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Marie.
ReplyDeleteIt is not George Obrien.
PJM
Oilman Harry Sinclair
ReplyDeleteJim,
ReplyDeleteIt is not Oilman Harry Sinclair.
The game continues!
PJM
I'm going to guess at William Jennings Bryan
ReplyDeleteRoger,
ReplyDeleteNot William Jennings Bryan
PJM
Howard Lee Hunt
ReplyDeleteNot Howard Lee Hunt.
ReplyDeleteHmmm . . . maybe I have stumped you all.
PJM
Is it Jesse James younger brother James James?
ReplyDeleteNow don't get cocky. The evil Nat Maas hasn't spoken yet.
ReplyDeleteCome on Nat, we are all pulling for you.
At what point do you declare victory? I know I'm stumped. He looks like a wealthy architect or engineer, but that's not getting me anywhere.
ReplyDeleteIt is not Jesse James.
ReplyDeleteI declare victory if no one has gotten in by 7:00 AM Sunday Morning. You have 24 hours to figure out who it is from the time the contest starts.
PJM
The nose and mouth look an awful lot like Ethelbert Nevin, turn of the century composer.
ReplyDeleteColonel Edwin Drake
ReplyDeleteIt is not Nevin
ReplyDeleteIt is not Drake.
Looks like this is not as easy as Harriet Tubman!
PJM
A young Stanford White?
ReplyDeleteCivil War commentator David Ross Locke whose unusual pen name was Petroleum V. Nasby
ReplyDeleteYeah, what crazy gravy said. LOL
ReplyDeleteI wasn't even headed that direction. Good job. WOW
We have a winner . . . crazygravy
ReplyDeleteYes, it is Civil War commentator David Ross Locke who wrote satire under the pen name of Petroleum V. Nasby.
Good Job!
Good job Gravy.
ReplyDeleteGood job PJM for picking a more difficult one than last week.
Roger, thanks for the well wishes. Good job crazygravy - well done!
ReplyDeleteNicle hair.
ReplyDeleteNicle hair
ReplyDeleteOK - this is the last time I’m going to try this. I meant NICE hair. I wonder if they had hair gel back then!!
ReplyDeleteSomething’s wrong with my web browser - it’s jamming up - sorry.
SmartGirl 1953