Sheriff Sale Notice in Brewster County Texas
In Brewster County Texas the court orders sale of parcels tied to R I Humphrey W E Phipps K R Durrett and W H Schiller. The sale takes place at the courthouse on the last Tuesday in May 1921 between 10 am and 4 pm for cash. © Alpine Texas March 23 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li. Humphrey
District Court
Threwster County
Texas
Trewster County
Humphrey
Phipps
Durrett
W. T. Schiller
Brewster
State of
R i. Hienphirey
WH Shiller
HL. E
J Durrett
U Schiller
Alpine
A.D
KL Townsend Sheaff
Brewster County
Texas Legislature Votes on Constitutional Amendments for Legislature Pay
Text shows a Texas legislative resolution amending sections of the state constitution. It references Sections 21 22 and 25 of Article 4 and Section 24 of Article 1 about compensation and mileage for executive officers and legislative per diem. The document outlines amendment proposals and resolutions pending action.
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Jor
State of Texas
State of
Texas
Amendments Set for Texas Executive Salaries and Public Notices
State voters will decide amendments to Sections 21 22 and 25 of Article 4 and Section 24 of Article 1 governing executive officer pay and legislature per diem. Provisions include salaries for Governor Secretary of State Attorney General Comptroller Treasurer and others, and mileage rules for lawmakers. The election is set for July 1921 with official ballots listing for and against each amendment.
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State of
Texas
Senate
Crenetal
Supreme Court
Creneral Land Office
Secretary of State
State Treasury
State of Texas
Texas House Pensions for Confederate Veterans Proposed
House Joint Resolution 11 seeks a constitutional amendment to allow pensions for Confederate soldiers sailors and widows who were Texas residents before 1910. It proposes a seven cent tax on property to fund the pension and sets election timing and appropriations for expenses.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Texas amends Constitution to abolish Prison Commissioners
House Joint Resolution No 3 proposes amending Article 17 Section 58 to place Texas Prison System under legislative supervision, abolish the Board of Prison Commissioners, and submit the measure at the July 1921 general election with voters to mark For or Against the amendment. The governor is directed to publish the proclamation and $5000 is appropriated for publication and election costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Board of Prison Commissioners
State of
Texas
Mammoth ballast rock crusher near Toronto delivers first shipment
The massive rock crusher six miles west of Toronto is nearing completion with crews adding switches and machinery. On Monday April 25 shipments of crushed ballast rock began. Rail men call it ideal ballast for the Southern Pacific line from El Paso to Del Rio, noting exceptional hardness.
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Toronto
el Paso
del Rio
Alpine Town Urged to Embrace Coin Operation for Growth
A citizen urges Alpine residents to cooperate in civic coin operation, warning that a apathetic majority slows progress. He cites a local remark that the town is big enough and outsiders are unnecessary as a detrimental mindset. The speaker labels such "don't care" attitudes as threatening the town's development.
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Alpine
Oil Lease Decision Clarifies Royalty Rights Permanence
Louisiana supreme court rules that royalties and mineral rights are not forfeited after ten years and transfer with land ownership. Landowners may reserve mining rights when selling surface land, keeping control even without development. Governor Harding proposes $100,000,000 to fund federal land banks to aid cattle raisers amid low prices. Fort Stockton to vote on a $75,000 water works plan on May 21 with Alpine urged to consider similar upgrades for fire protection.
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Louisiana Supreme Court
Harding
Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Land Banks
Fort Stockton
Alpine
Alpine Weather Shines With Perpetual Sunshine Enchantment
Alpine enjoys warm days and cool nights amid clear skies as Kansas and Colorado endure snow storms. Local officials urge tourists to discover Alpine’s climate and scenery, contrasting with regional winter weather.
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Kansas
Colorado
Alpine
California
War dead repatriation progress eyed for October
The work of sending home the 2 311 soldiers who died overseas is expected to be completed by October. There are 102 officers and 2 000 men at work engaged in the body repatriation effort.
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Sheriff's Sale
S. L. Staples
Secretary of
Confederacy
Confederate Army and Navy
Secretary of State Code
Alpine Bottling Works
Sul Ross State Normal College
Alpine, Texas
Alps
Rio Pecos
Big Bend Country
Southern Pacific
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Anne Aynesworth
Viola Daker
Ray Hedichek
J. Henderson
J. Koenig
Linda Lancaster
Jane McGrath
Irene Nevill
Penrod B.C
Myra Prater Teulah Smith
B.S
FE. Smith
M. A
VJ. Smith
R.A. Studhalter
CG. Walker
M.A
R. L. Marquis
House
Adame Drug Co
Palace Pharmacy & Alpine Merve, Co
Southside
Wm. Keene
Prop
J. M. Gallego
Palace Pharmacy
Alpine Merc, Co
J. M. Radford Grocery Co
Abilene
Cisco
Stamford
Sweetwater
Big Springs
Brad
Plainview
Maria Lubbock
Brownwood
Farwell
Alpine Steam Laundry
Clarence Hord
Rexall
Idaho
Thor
W. E. Caldwell
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