Honor Roll and Public School Names Featured
Honor Roll lists for Alpine Public School include High School Anna D. Linn Will Winder Josephine Linn Ethel Moss Bess Newton Oral O Malor Nellie Armistead Ethel Waters Grammar Department names Ninaj Belle Caldwell Alice Harrison Gladys Slight Ruth Winder John McCullough Made Barton Lucile Franks Geneva Hannum Frenchie Lockhart Annie Sparks Raymond Garnett Brooks Reese Alfred Parsons Ellen Dean Ruth Livingston Clarence Arthur Ney Clifton Otis Kimball Thos N Page Howard Rixon John Sparks Cleo Haile Johnnie Harmon Frank Young Dorothy Derrick Joe Ella Funk Gladys Lease Adaline Messinger Lois McCullough Eda Weyerts Myra Wigl Kindergarten Thos Lease Graham Evans Willie Grace Funk Irene Barnhart and more. Cattlemen Are Uneasy. Washington D C That business exists between cattle and sheep men of Texas over tariff revisions shown through telegrams to Texas Congressmen. The Wilson bill of 1904 brought bankruptcy to many in the sheep trade, says Crockett County Cattle Raisers Association in a telegram to Mr Slawden protesting wool schedule cuts. Telegrams from San Antonio Alpine Corpus Christi Pearsall Falfurrias and others protest discrimination in cattle and fresh meat schedules to Mr Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninaj Belle Caldwell
Alice Harrison
Gladys Slight
Ruth Winder
John McCullough
Made Barton
Lucile Franks
Geneva Hannum
Frenchie Lockhart
Annie Sparks
Raymond Garnett
Brooks Reese
Alfred Parsons
Ellen Dean
Ruth Livingston
Clarence Arthur
Ney Clifton
Otis Kimball
Thos. N. Page
Howard Rixon
John Sparks
Cleo Haile
Johnnie Harmon
Frank Young
Dorothy Derrick
Joe Ella Funk
Gladys Lease
Adaline Messinger
Lois McCullough
Eda Weyerts
Myra Wigl
Thos. Lease
Graham Evans
Willie Grace Funk
Irene Barnhart
Washington, D. C
Texas
Crockett County Cattle Raisers’ Association
Slawden
San Antonio
Brady
McCulloch County
Alpine
Corpus Christi
Pearsall
Falfurrias
Garner
Alpine Immigration Surge to Texas Fueled by Rail Excursions
The migration toward Texas grows daily as major railroads running into Texas operate special excursion and homeseeker trains. The pace attracts prosperous, substantial men and women seeking relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
His Little Job Aims Texas Homes For Citizens
A fragmented note discusses moving toward Texas to create permanent homes, promising opportunities for every class. The disjointed lines reference a cashier, citizenship, and Gold noon, with mentions of Devine Reporter and waking someone as the speaker anticipates readers arriving.
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Texas
Tom
Devine
Imaginative Novel Overtakes Loan Dispute
A fragmentary exchange reveals a writer claiming a novel will succeed and asserting a thousand francs risk. The other party challenges the claim, stating the money loan was already granted, hinting at a financial dispute surrounding creative ambitions.
Border flare prompts Taft mobilization and talks of neutral zone
The piece reports on border tensions between the United States and Mexico near Texas, with cross border gunfire and casualties. It notes Taft's cautious stance to avoid offending Mexico, a proposed five to ten mile neutral zone, and possible US intervention only with Congress approval. Military camps around San Antonio prepare for emergencies amid national debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Taft
Arizona
Mexico
United States
Congress
Tait
San Antonio
Bank Stock Taxation Ruling Impacts Texas Banks
Assistant Attorney General J D Walthall issued a ruling that capital stock of State banks is taxable and should be assessed against individual shareholders based on value. The decision reverses a prior Comptroller stance, aligning county and city practices and likely increasing state revenue through uniform taxation. Local banks have begun furnishing shareholder lists as assessors prepare to apply the new method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Atorney
J. D. Walthall Teday
John D. Hill
Watthall
Stephens
Attorney General's Department
J. Bouldin Rector
Board of Equalization
National Bank
Women as Policemen in Spokane Parks This Summer
Spokane plans to appoint women police officers in city parks to patrol areas with many children. Colonel Wakefield leads the effort, with park commissioners drawing up rules for approval by the city. Dress may be distinctive, and 14 parks cover 712 acres. A $1,000,000 park fund was voted to extend and improve the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Washington
W. J. C. Wakefield
Park Commission
Wakefield
Texas home canneries urged to boost state economy
The San Antonio Express calls for rapid development of home canneries as tomato, bean and peach seasons approach. It warns of potential car shortages by refrigerator and express firms, urging small cooperatives and Texas growers to can produce themselves and promote home canned goods over trust-made products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Antonio
el Paso
Packers’ Trust
Snares for the Country Girl in City Dangers Warned
The San Antonio Republic urges untrained country girls to avoid large cities. It warns of allurements in theaters and dances and recommends staying near home or with friends, suggesting rural homes offer safer work and fair pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
San Antonio
San Antonio Republic
Van Horn Chosen County Seat in Culberson Fight
Van Horn won the county seat contest in Culberson County. The new officers traveled to El Paso to be sworn in by County Judge Eylar, forming the governing body of the carved county. Officers include County Judge Joe Irby, County Attorney S. G. White Pecos formerly of San Antonio, County Clerk H. Cox, County Assessor T. F. Stevens, County Treasurer M. S. Halliday, and Sheriff and Tax Collector J. M. Feely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberson
van Horn
Ely Paso
Eylar
Joe Irby
S. G. White
Pecos
San Antonio
H. Cox
T. F. Stevens
M. S. Halliday
J. M. Feely
School Lands law in effect forty acre transfers eyed
Andrews County Judge N P Ross has received a General Land Office notice that the forty acre and multiples transfer law is now in effect. The Progress Club initiated the reform to aid West Texas development, removing a barrier tied to whole tract transfers. Corpus Christi letters note Wilson’s rising influence and reform push shaping national politics.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
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Ames
Riwonton
The
First National Bank
Bea
Anna D. Linn
Will "Winder
Josephine Linn
Ethel Moss
Bess Newton
Oral
O’malor
Nellie Armistead
Ethel Waters
A. McCallum
J.T. Gardiner
Measday & Co
Holland Hotel
Muncie
Lycoming County
Muncie Ile
Alpine State Bank
Witson
Ler
Wr. Goodman
Hardcase
Brother Josiah
Palace Pharmacy
Walter Garnett
Prop
el Paso Herald
Galveston News
Hamilton & Anderson
Fairview
Brewster Fruit Land & Nursery Company
H. J. Gray
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