In 1837, the Texas Congress made a decision to increase postal service revenues by raising the cost of mail for various distances. This move aimed to generate more income for the postal service and improve its overall efficiency.
In 1860, the Texas Rangers, led by Lawrence S. Ross, launched an attack on a Comanche hunting camp at Mule Creek. During this raid, the Rangers made a significant discovery by finding Cynthia Ann Parker, who had been kidnapped by Comanche warriors in 1836. This event marked a crucial moment in Texas history and the ongoing conflicts between settlers and indigenous peoples.
In 2001, John Rocker was traded to the Texas Rangers, making waves in the sports world and garnering attention from fans and the media alike.