First National Bank of Texas Emphasizes Customer Trust
The bank highlights its success as built on customer friendship and earnest attention to their interests, signaling a customer service focus from The First National Bank of Texas.
25 Aug 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
1
The bank highlights its success as built on customer friendship and earnest attention to their interests, signaling a customer service focus from The First National Bank of Texas.
Austin reports discuss an amendment to election law pushed by Davis Looney and Adams. The measure seeks to disenfranchise illiterate voters with penalties up to five hundred dollars and jail time. The Del Rio Herald notes the primary election showed improved fairness, while border counties risk rebalancing if literacy rules spread.
Fred L. Wilson a Los Angeles mining engineer and oil expert says Brewster county Texas holds greater oil potential than Toyah. He notes large basins strong gas pressure surface oil and coal veins beneath oil horizons while forecasting large scale operations and abundant nearby artesian water for El Paso.
Sw Texas counties show remarkable political cohesion with eight hundred voters reportedly voting in unison on multiple candidates. An explanation blames county officers for guiding constituent opinions, a theory that raises questions of efficiency and election costs. The Galveston News notes the puzzle and possible excesses in election spending. Fort Davis Apache Indian lands sale details follow. The Fort Davis reservation in Texas will be auctioned November 21 1910 with 290.09 acres divided into thirty lots at appraised prices. Purchases may be any number of tracts, with payment due at sale by money order certified check or New York draft to the General Land Office official in Washington.
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