Each accounting of Dallas’ past tells the same story: Ever since John Neely Bryan planted his cabin on the east bank of the Trinity in 1841, land ownership has opened the door to power and prestige. That’s why it’s so unjust that missing from those history books is the name of Anderson Bonner — a slightly built man who towered …
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September 2, 2022