His first job was shocking feed for the Matador "North" Ranch. Later got a job at the Sneed Ranch in Dumas where he became ranch manager. He, his wife, and Mrs. Sneed were hosts for "Dogie Days," a celebration for those living and working the ranch. This expanded and became a town celebration. He was the youngest man to be elected a county commissioner and served in that position the longest of any other person. He served in WWI. When an old hotel in Dumas, TX, became the Sneed Museum, a Lew Haile addition was included.
His first job was shocking feed for the Matador "North" Ranch. Later got a job at the Sneed Ranch in Dumas where he became ranch manager. He, his wife, and Mrs. Sneed were hosts for "Dogie Days," a celebration for those living and working the ranch. This expanded and became a town celebration. He was the youngest man to be elected a county commissioner and served in that position the longest of any other person. He served in WWI. When an old hotel in Dumas, TX, became the Sneed Museum, a Lew Haile addition was included.
Family Members
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George Crutcher Haile
1867–1943
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William Burder "Burt" Haile
1870–1948
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James Walter Haile
1872–1954
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Mary Thomas Haile Sampson
1873–1956
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Columbus Calaway Haile
1876–1963
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Lucius Beaver Haile
1880–1956
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Dallas Mead Haile
1882–1883
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Pearl Eldora Haile Hodges
1885–1981
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Shedric Hodges Haile
1888–1971
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Homer Henry Haile
1891–1910
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