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History
on a Pinhead
T. E. Howell was landowner (and namesake) of the town. When the Texas
and New Orleans Railroad arrived, they granted a station there. The
wetness of the land allowed for rice cultivation and when drainage
was installed, there was also some dairy farming. Howellville reportedly
had two stores in the 1920s and the population figure of 36 has been
in use for seven decades. |
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