Texas’ Historical Milestones On This Day September 25th

September 25th back in 1817, a man by the name of Moses Austin Bryan was born in Missouri. Bryan served as the Secretary for his uncle, Stephen F. Austin, who played a crucial role in the colonization of Texas. This family connection contributed to Bryan’s deep involvement in Texas history.

Jumping ahead a few years to 1839, King Louis Philippe of France made a significant move by formally recognizing the new Republic of Texas. By signing a treaty of amity, navigation, and commerce, King Louis Philippe solidified the relationship between France and Texas.

Moving forward to the early 20th century, in 1922, WOAI-San Antonio made its first broadcast. Serving as the first station in South Texas, WOAI became a vital medium for news, entertainment, and information in the region.

Fast forward to 2010, and sports fans across Texas rejoiced as the Texas Rangers defeated the Oakland A’s with a score of 4-3. This victory not only secured the team’s win in the game but also clinched the AL West Division title. It marked the Texas Rangers’ first playoff berth since 1999, igniting excitement among fans throughout the state.

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