By Spreading the Word, Town Crier ‘Megaphone Myers’ Became a Beloved Part of San Antonio
“Ladee-eez ’nd Jumpm’n,” bellowed San Antonio’s beloved town crier, Julius Myers, as reported in a 1920 issue of American Magazine.
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Where to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month 2021 in Texas
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National Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off Sept. 15, and cities across Texas are hosting activities both fun and educational.
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With its deep roots in the San Antonio community, the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center has been promoting and educating through Chicano, Latino, and Native American arts and culture since 1980.
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