 Land was donated by non-resident land owners which would become the town of Seminole, Texas, the county seat.In 1912 a small post office opened up east of Seminole that was named after a local ranch brand that would later become Loop, Texas.In 1917 the Santa Fe Railroad came through Blythe, Texas, but its name was changed to Seagraves, Texas after the company discovered they had a town by the same name already located on the line.