Classified Real Estate Listings and Legal Notice From Brewster County
A dense 1941 classified column catalogs frame and stucco houses near Junior High, Central Ward, and college areas with prices from 800 up to 8000 dollars, plus ranch land options in Davis Mountains and Jeff Davis County. It includes 7% frame stucco and 3 acre suburban plots, plus a long foreclosure style legal citation summoning Bernardino Gamboa and others in a suit over 640 acres in Brewster County with damages claimed at 1040 dollars and title dispute.
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Jeff Davis County
Davis Mountains
State OF Texas
Brewster County
Bernardino
Jamboa
Adolfo Yharte
Camelio ‘Eleya
Domingo Ontiveras
Juan Marcios
Ives
Brewster Countty
Texas
All
Pine
A. D
J. W. Frazer
District Court
J.W. Frazer
Student Passes Advanced Test Flunks Easy One
AUSTIN The University of Texas reports Louis Engleeke a Galveston senior who studied Spanish a half year. He took a two year exam by mistake then hurried to retake the one year exam. He passed the two year test but failed the one year. Patronize the home printer he patronizes you.
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Austin
University of Texas
Louis Engleeke
Galveston
Engleeke
Folds claim noble traits of fidelity in first aid claim
A fragment notes that men who make and deliver Grand Prize beer are now qualified to provide prompt first aid when needed, highlighting fidelity as a claimed noble trait. The text cites their capability as justification for their asserted qualities in service.
Early Texan Found the Comanches Less Bloodthirsty Than Pictured
Charles C. Hucker recounts Noah Smithwick’s 1887 three month peace mission to the Comanches of Central Texas. Smithwick found a people shaped by subsistence struggle and communal law, noting the Comanches’ internal peace and cooperation despite fierce resistance to encroaching white settlers.
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Charles C. Hucker
University of Texas Library
Council House
San Antonio
Texas
Noah Smithwick
Smithwick
Central
Tex
Rare Black Deer Captured on Central Texas Ranch
A Comal county ranchman captured a black deer in Central Texas, a melanistic animal rarer than albinism. State warden notes a 1935 kill in the same county, with black specimens seen infrequently in Texas.
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Texas
Austin
Comal
Game Department
For engravea ards and annow Avalanche
An unclear note reports engravea ards and annow Avalanche with printed visi. The fragment hints at a clash or event involving names or teams but lacks clear context or identifiers. Further readable details are needed to define the subjects, locations, or outcomes.
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A. Way
Central Ward School
College
No. SF
North Add
Jeff Davis
M. L. Hopson
West Ave
Alpine
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company
Ees
the Gulf Brewing Company
Houston
First Aid
Stening
Smithwiee
Smithovich
Buck
Sweet Shop
Fountain Service
City Drug Store
Engravea
Annow Avalanche
Duce
Duco
Whiteside Lbr. Co
Storey
Conoco
Conoco N& Motor Oil
Death Valley
Mnst
Conocot
Conoco Nehatill
Thialhene
Continental Oil Company
America
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