Calf and yearling shipments, thefts, and cattle disease rules
Sunday J D Jackson shipped 70 calves to New Orleans with 67 bought from 8 R Guthrie at 86 per head and Kokernot plans to move about 2000 yearlings at 10 per head to Lubbock county with I Johnson aboard to guide the drove. A saddle horses theft from Lawrence Haley is noted and cattle shipments delayed by washouts on the Rock Island road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jackson
New Orleans
R. Guthrie
H. L. Kokernot
Jett Davis
Presidio Counties
Lubbock County
I. Johnson
Kokernot & Kokernot
Lawrence Haley
Terlingua
E. O. Lochausen
Rock Island
P. H. Pruett
Charley McPeters
Meade Wilson
Walker Ros
Lem Franks
Greenlee Ranch
Haymond
Prisoner Animals Handed to Railroad for Prompt Loading
An inspector may transfer animals to the railroad agent for immediate handling if his services are needed elsewhere. The agent will place the animals in railroad pens and lock them up until they are loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Roping Contest At Garden City Crowned Kirby Nutt Champion
The San Angelo Standard recounts Garden City carnival roping events with Kirby Nutt winning first prize of 50 dollars and Joe Gardner second for Stiles with 37.14 seconds. Clay McGonagill and Bert Weir also placed, while Will Medlin and Ed Ray posted notable runs and Pat Davy arrived from Fort Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo Standard
Garden City
Kirby Nutt
Joe Gardner
Clay McGonagill
Tom Barton
Stiles
Ian
Amie Barton
Coke
Collins Coates
Glasscock
Bert Weir
Oon Stiles
Rowdy
Joe
Will Medlin
Bethel
Nutt
Houston Bostick
Ed Ray
Mining Moves and Prospects Across the Texas Camps
L. Study turned over the M. and M. company superintendency to Dr. Turner of California. Mr. Study became superintendent of the Big Bend company. T. P. Barry and J. Miller traveled from Terlingua to inspect Dallas company properties. Dallas plans a furnace on section 33 with ore in sight. Roger McCue and his son Mike, after prospecting in the Chi Mountains, returned pleased and continued exploring. Judge Thomas and Attorney Sanford returned from Terlingua. Mining districts report rising activity and rapid development. L. Hayes returned from San Saba county then headed to the Chisos mountains to pursue mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Study
M. & M. Company
Dr. Turner
California
Dallas Company
Dallas
Roger McCue
Mike
Thomas
Sanford
Terlingua
Family heads to Uvalde in final move
Mrs W D Kincaid and three children Frank May and Tintsie depart for Uvalde to begin a new home. Mr Kincaid and eldest Eugene will follow after final preparations. He has long served as county commissioner and school trustee and contributed to public causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Kincaid
Frank
May
Tintsie
Uvalde
Kincaid
Eugene
Drr. Kincaid
Revival meetings end in Fort Davis as Wooten misses visit
Rev W E Foulks returned Monday from Fort Davis where he assisted Rev Hugget of Marfa and Rev Wilson of Odessa in revival meetings. Dr J K Wooten of Memphis was expected but could not come due to his wife's illness. Disappointment plus Skillmans Grove camp meeting interest led to the Fort Davis revival services closing Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Foulks
Fort Davis
W. S. Hugget
Marfa
J. E. Wilson
Odessa
J. K. Wooten
Memphis
Skillmans Grove
Alpine Lumber Company Sale Promises Lowest Prices West of Pecos
The Alpine Lumber Company advertises lumber cheaper than any yard west of the Pecos and Masury Paint at 20 percent savings. The Star Windmill is touted as the simplest and best, available cheaper there than elsewhere, with a large pipe stock offered at lower prices than any other West Texas dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Lumber Company
Pecos
Star
West Texas
Fort Stockton News Notes Local Health and Politics
F. W. Young recovers from two weeks serious illness and is near full strength. Andrew Young arrives from San Antonio to assist. Alpine visitors praise the town’s beauty and hospitality. Sheriff Neighbors and R C McMahan plan trips to their ranch and Arizona. James and Frank Rooney rest for health in Mineral Wells. Local politics see three clerk candidates and multiple sheriff contenders with rumors of another. Community urges a rice tariff, rain is needed, and a new auto-friendly road to Sanderson could cut five hours from rail travel with an estimated $5,000 cost. Charley Wilson visits county offices, rides a sorrel horse, and an accidental mix-up with a horse leads to an extra start. ORIENT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Young
Andrew Young
San Antonio
Alpine
R.C. McMahan
Mr. Mc
Sanderson
Tom J. Cope
Santa Lucia
Texas
Charley Wilson
Commissioner Girvin
Bret Wilson
Orient
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beever & Hindes
Kincaid Altgelt Co
United States
W. T. Henderson
H. M. Truehart
S. A
B. J. Sowell
el Paso County
Department OF Agriculture
America
Pat Davy
L. Hayes
San Saba County
Chisos Mountains
Fort Stockton
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