Bank’s Strength Built on Customer Friendship and Attention
The article emphasizes a bank’s success through close customer relationships and sincere focus on patrons’ interests, highlighting trust and service as core values of its business approach.
14 Apr 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
1
The article emphasizes a bank’s success through close customer relationships and sincere focus on patrons’ interests, highlighting trust and service as core values of its business approach.
The San Angelo Standard notes the grading contract for the Orient right of way 50 miles west of Merizon and 25 miles east of Fort Stockton is virtually let and will be signed when the Stilwell special reaches Kansas City. The El Paso Herald reports county official Crenshaw and mining machinery dealer McDowell fought over a $9 bill. McDowell was fined $5 for fighting and Crenshaw’s case was continued. Livestock price records for 1910 cattle in West Texas rose with 500 steers sold to a Fort Worth commission house at about $39, to be shipped from Brownwood.
The article notes increased focus on guayule culture in 1910 with production rising faster than any other northern republic crop. Guayule, once $25 a ton, now fetches about $150 per ton in the open market, boosting grower profits and acreage in northern regions.
The Texas Supreme Court holds that Texas Central Railroad Company is liable when trains cause unusual and unnecessary noise at public crossings. It reverses the Boesch judgment and also reverses the Morrison ruling for the same reasons.
Fletcher says the Shultz herd ranks among the finest in West Texas and was valued at the total consideration of 10300 dollars. The department foresees acreage for the current year rising over thirty percent from last year according to the Mex Herald.
Dry Mesquite wood sold for seven dollars per cord with delivery arranged. The short ad notes quantity and service in a local marketplace.
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