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A2017-034.0070B Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The invitation featured in this photograph is for the 55th Anniversary of the Knights of Columbus St. Martin's Council 2623 of Kingsville, TX. The event is being held at the newly constructed K.C. Hall on North 14th Street in Kingsville, TX. This K.C. building replaced the wooden structured K.C. Hall on West Avenue D with its unpaved parking lot. The "old" K.C. Hall was a popular dance hall on Saturday nights in the 1960's and 1970's for the Hispanic community.
A2017-034.0070C Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This a page from the invitation to the 55th Anniversary of the Knights of Columbus of St. Martin's Council 2623 in Kingsville, TX. The page lists the members of the council that are candidates for pins for the previous 25 to 55 years. Jose Salazar, who was the recipient of this invitation, is being recognized for being a member for 45 years.
A2017-034.0071A Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The photographs and article in this picture was published in the Kingsville Record on December 28, 1986. The persons shown in the photographs are being honored at the 17th Annual El Dorado Christmas Ball being held at the K.C. Hall on North 14th Street in Kingsville, Texas. Each year the El Dorado Club dedicated the event to outstanding citizens who have served the Kingsville Community. Trino Gomez and Beatrice Trevino were being honored posthumously. The article also names the high school seniors selected as debutantes to be presented at the Christmas Ball. Each girl presented received a $400 scholarship to Texas A&I University (TAMUK).
A2017-034.0071B Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This article is the bottom half of the page featured in 71B published in the Kingsville Record on December 28, 1986.
A2017-034.0072 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The photograph and article featured in this picture was published in the Kingsville Record on December 26, 1999. The El Dorado Club held its 31st Annual Christmas Ball on December 25, 1999 at the Club at the Naval Air Station in Kingsville, Texas. The El Dorado Club selected the four ladies shown in the photographs to be honored as distinguished members of the community. The article gives a brief description about the achievements of each of the honorees. The names of the debutantes presented at the event are given, followed by the high school which they attend, their future plans after high school, the names of their parents and their escort. Many beautiful memories remain after a much anticipated event with many months of planning!
A2017-034.0073 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This photograph was perhaps taken in Falfurrias, Texas or Mission, Texas during the early 1900's before the Vicente Salazar family settled in Kingsville, Texas in 1919. It is interesting to note that what appears as a street sign in the photograph says, " El 5 de abril - V. Salazar". Vicente Salazar was born on April 5, 1860! Jose Salazar, Vicente Salazar's son, is the person holding the reins of the horse pulling the cartwheel wagon. The children are not identified. Vicente Salazar is the second person standing from the right, being the only man standing, who is not wearing a hat or a dress coat. The other men in the photograph are not identified either.
A2017-034.0074A Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The article in the photograph was published in the June 29, 1994 issue of the Kingsville Record. The city of Kingsville celebrated its 90th birthday in 1994, since the city was founded in 1904. Many local businesses and places of historical importance to the growth of the Kingsville community were featured in this issue of the Kingsville Record.
A2017-034.0074B Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This newspaper feature was published in the Kingsville Record during the 1970's or 1980's. As noted in this article, some of the information in this story was originally published in the January 20, 1965 issue of the Kingsville Record.
A2017-034.0075 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This photograph was taken at the V. Salazar Store sometime in the 1930's by the side entrance of the building facing 6th Street between East Richard Street and East Santa Gertrudis Street in Kingsville, Texas. The young man standing inside the large rubber boot is not identified. He is washing the vehicle which has a Texas license plate from 1937. Jose Salazar, who was in his 40's at the time is the person holding the side of the canopy. The man wearing the black hat, white shirt, and dark slacks in the photograph is unidentified. Jose Salazar, who appears to be "supervising" the washing of the car, always liked to drive a sparkling clean car - both inside and outside. The upkeep and maintenance of any vehicle he owned was always a priority.
A2017-034.0076 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Nicolas Salazar, Jose Salazar's brother and Vicente Salazar's son, is showing off the size of the rubber boot as he is standing in it. He is standing by the west side entrance to the V. Salazar Store. Nicolas (Nick) was always ready to have his picture taken. He had a delightful sense of humor and a kind heart. He often liked to wear a bolo tie and enjoyed smoking a cigar. The young boy is Rolando Salazar, Jose's son. The young girl is unidentified. Photograph was taken in the late 1930's.
A2017-034.0077 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Rolando Salazar (inside the large rubber boot), Jose Salazar's son, and his uncle, Emilio Trevino, are standing in front of the V. Salazar Store in the 1930's. The young girl sitting on the picture window ledge is not identified. (Same photo as A1994-005.0002)
A2017-034.0078 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The sailboat float shown in this photograph might have been featured as a parade float , but it is being used here to advertise a store sale taking place at the V. Salazar Store. According to the banner featured in front of the store, it is a "gigantic sacrificing sale".
A2017-034.0079 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The sailboat float shown in this photograph might have been used as a parade float, but it appears to be an advertising gimmick calling attention to a "gigantic sacrificing sale" as displayed on the banner in front of the V. Salazar Store. The person shown in the photograph wearing a white shirt is Jose Salazar. He was always ready to make a sale or offer his customer a "great bargain".
A2017-034.0080 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Pictured here is the inside front section of the V. Salazar Store in the 1930's. V. Salazar Store was a dry goods and general merchandise store established by Vicente Salazar Sr. in Kingsville, Texas in 1919 in a wooden frame structure building. This photograph features the new brick building built in 1927. The front section of the store offered many general merchandise items such as men, women, and children's clothing and shoes, hosiery, lingerie, fabrics, sewing notions, coats, sweaters, and different types of clothing accessories. The first two persons, shown from left to right, are unidentified. The third person from the left is Eduardo Salazar, who was a store employee and the oldest brother of Jose and Nicolas Salazar. The fourth person from the left is Nicolas Salazar, Eduardo and Jose's brother, who along with Jose was a store owner and operator of the store. The two young children in the photograph are not identified.
A2017-034.0081 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This article was published in the Kingsville Record in 1965. It was announcing the closing of the V. Salazar Store after being in business for 46 years. The article also gives the history of the founding of the store in 1919 by Vicente Salazar Sr. and a brief bibliography of Jose and Nicolas Salazar. Jose and Nicolas, sons of Vicente Sr. took over the ownership and operation of the V. Salazar Store after their father's passing in 1933. Vicente Salazar Sr. is shown in the center photograph. The photograph on the lower right of the page shows Nick (Nicolas) on the left and Joe (Jose) on the right. When Jose and Nicolas were in their late 20's or early 30's, they owned a Model T automobile which they used frequently for a taxi service.
A2017-034.0082 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is an advertisement published in the Kingsville Record on March 9, 2005. The Salazar building was sold in April 2004 to Jerry and Hilda Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. Fitch converted the building into an antique shop. Many of the local customers or occasional visitors to the antique shop, who had grown up in Kingsville, would often reminisce about their childhood memories of shopping at the V. Salazar Store. Mr. and Mrs. Fitch sold the Salazar building in 2014 to Steve Flores and David Thibodeaux.
A2017-034.0083 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This wall calendar was given at Christmas time to customers of the V. Salazar Store as a gift for the year of 1957. At one time many businesses, particularly those in small towns or cities, would give calendars for the New Year as gifts of appreciation at Christmas time or fairly close to the start of a new calendar year. This custom was a form of advertising for the businesses and is still used by not only businesses, but by different types of organizations.
A2017-034.0084 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	V. Salazar Store gave out book covers, such as the one shown in this picture at the beginning of a school year. The book cover served as advertising and as a gesture of appreciation for families who had children of school age.
A2017-034.0085 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The last calendar printed for V. Salazar Store was for the year of 1964. The calendar served as advertising and many customers looked forward to receiving a calendar for the upcoming new year as a gift of appreciation for their patronage.
A2017-034.0086 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The photograph of this framed picture with the Sacred Heart of Jesus and a thermometer had a small calendar attached to the bottom of the frame when it was made. It also has a saying printed in Spanish that says, "Su visita siempre se agradese." It translates into English with the following words, "Your visit is always appreciated." This calendar was a gift of appreciation and a form of advertising given by the V. Salazar Store.
A2017-034.0087 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The framed picture in this photograph not only has a thermometer, but it also had a small calendar attached to the bottom of the frame. The customers of V. Salazar Store would receive the gift of a new calendar as the new year was approaching with a two-fold purpose: appreciation and advertising! As the saying states in the picture, V. Salazar Store had one goal: NO ONE CAN PLEASE EVERYBODY BUT WE TRY.
A2017-034.0088 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	One of the envelopes in the photograph was part of the stationery collection printed for the V. Salazar Store. Since the Salazar Store offered credit to its customers, the clerks would write up the items being bought on a credit receipt as shown in the photograph. This particular receipt shows items purchased on May 19, 1959. At that time, it only cost 18 cents to buy 3 apples!!!
A2017-034.0089A Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is a certificate of citizenship for Vicente Salazar Sr. It was written in Spanish at the Consulate of the United Mexican States in Corpus Christi, Texas in 1923. It gives Mr. Salazar's personal description, his profession, and his signature. The date written on the first page of this certificate is October 10, 1923.
A2017-034.0089B Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is the back page of a certificate of citizenship for Vicente Salazar Sr. It was written in Spanish at the Consulate of the United Mexican States in Corpus Christi, Texas. This page states that Vicente Salazar's citizenship is being extended for one additional year, that is, until October 5, 1924.
A2017-034.0089C Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	The envelope shown here was used to mail the certificate of citizenship to Vicente Salazar, Sr. The certificate is in files: A2017-034.89A and A2017-034.0089B of the V. Salazar Family Collection.
A2017-034.0090 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is the front page of a section of the Kingsville Record published in June 29, 1994 dedicated to the 90th Birthday Celebration of the city of Kingsville, TX. The history of Kingsville is told beginning with the history of the King Ranch . In this section of the Kingsville Record, there are many feature stories and photographs depicting the city of Kingsville, since it was founded in 1904. There is a sketch of the V. Salazar Store done by artist, William Harrel. The history of the V. Salazar Store is featured in some pages that are missing in this file. The article and related pictures can be seen in file A2017-034.0074A.
A2017-034.0091A Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is the first page of the warranty deed when Mr. Vicente Salazar Sr. purchased the site of the original V. Salazar Store building. It was purchased from Mr. Guadalupe Diaz and his wife in July 1919. The deed was filed on record on the 30th day of July 1919. The deed was recorded on August 1, 1919 in Kleberg County Record of Deeds.
A2017-034.0091B Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is the second page of the warranty deed when Mr. Vicente Salazar Sr. purchased the site of the original V. Salazar Store building.
A2017-034.0091C Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is the third page of the Warranty of Deed in File 91A and File 91B. This page was notarized to certify that the deed was filed and recorded in Kleberg County Record of Deeds in 1919.
A2017-034.0091D Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This receipt appears to show the amount of one dollar that was paid for the filing and recording of the notarized Warranty Deed (files A2017-034. 0091A, A2017-034.0091B, and A2017-034.0091C) by Vicente Salazar Sr. The warranty deed is for the sale of the property owned by Guadalupe Diaz and his wife, Guadalupe G. Diaz to Vicente Salazar Sr. This property became the site of the original V. Salazar Store founded in 1919 in Kingsville, Texas.
A2017-034.0091E Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Warranty Deed Guadloupe Diaz and Wife selling to Vicente Salazar blocks 31 and 32 in Kingsville, TX. This is the fourth page of the Warranty of Deed in File 91A.
A2017-034.0091F Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Warranty Deed Guadloupe Diaz and Wife selling to Vicente Salazar blocks 31 and 32 in Kingsville, TX. This is thee fourth page of the Warranty of Deed in File 91A.
A2017-034.0092 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Front page of the Abstract of the Title of the Kleberg Town and Improvement Company to the "Rincon De Santa Gertrudis" Grant. Juan Mendiola, Original Grantee.
A2017-034.0093A Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Guaranty Title Company Owner's Certificate: issued to V. Salazar for Lots 30, 31, & 32 Block No. 5, Third Addition to Kingsville, Kleberg County, Texas. This is a receipt paid by Ysidoro Ramirez to the Guaranty Title Co. on February 11, 1929.
A2017-034.0093B Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is the first page of the insurance policy for Lots 30,31, & 32 Block No.5, Third Addition to Kingsville, Kleberg County, Texas issued to V. Salazar, owner of the V. Salazar Store.
A2017-034.0093C Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Guaranty Title Company Owner's Certificate: issued to V. Salazar for Lots 30, 31, & 32 Block No. 5, Third Addition to Kingsville, Kleberg County, Texas. This page shows Schedule A of the insurance policy which describes what is covered by the guaranty.
A2017-034.0093D Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Guaranty Title Company Owner's Certificate: issued to V. Salazar for Lots 30, 31, & 32 Block No. 5, Third Addition to Kingsville, Kleberg County, Texas. This page shows Schedule B of the insurance policy which states what the policy does not guarantee against loss or damage arising from the items listed.
A2017-034.0093E Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Guaranty Title Company Owner's Certificate: issued to V. Salazar for Lots 30, 31, & 32 Block No. 5, Third Addition to Kingsville, Kleberg County, Texas. This page lists the conditions of Guaranty or the general provisions of the policy.
A2017-034.0093F Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Guaranty Title Company Owner's Certificate: issued to V. Salazar for Lots 30, 31, & 32 Block No. 5, Third Addition to Kingsville, Kleberg County, Texas. - The images on this page include the name of the insurance company, what property is insured and the owner of the insurance policy. The officers and directors are also listed. This title guaranty certificate was purchased by Vicente Salazar Sr. on February 7, 1929 for the lots where the V. Salazar Store was located in Kingsville, Texas.
A2017-034.0094 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Supplemental Abstract of Title to Lots numbered Thirty (30), Thirty-one (31) and Thirty-two (32), in Block numbered Five (5), of the original Town of Kingsville, Kleberg County, Texas. Prepared for Vicente Salazar, Compiled by Kleberg County Abstract Company, from January 4th, 1905, (the date of the Original Deed from the Kleberg Town and Improvement Company) To: May 5th, A. D., 1927, at 3 o'clock, P.M.