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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary article discusses investment doctrine from a risky securities perspective. It cautions against Get Rich Quick schemes and highlights the perils of fear and indecision, citing figures like Harriman and Hill while praising specialized metal work with quicksilver as a model for prudent profit.
An Avalanche item notes M A Hinson moving a building to West plaster and stucco, with a 24 by 30 structure for tire sales. It mentions Dr J D Carpenter visiting Alpine, and promotes investing early in a commodity company like Quicksilver with long term demand, urging subscription for progress updates.
Results list district court decisions in favor of multiple plaintiffs against various defendants including Cal Hoff ged and others. Noted are cases like Skinner vs Wiseley, Arnold vs, Wedin, Wein vs Anderson, Harmon vs Canald, Abington vs Worthing, and Combs vs Ragin. Also mentions appointment of Antonio Carden and dena ment entries Nos 1036 1037 1088 1039 after which they were dis
Early yesterday an eastbound freight wreck injured one crew member slightly. A shoefly was laid to pass the trains, which moved through around two o clock. Sanderson wreckers were summoned and cleared the track.
A series of short items from Marathon lists visitors and locals. Win Green travels from his area while Jackennett visits from Sanderson. Mr Dangers stays in Fort Worth to oversee oil leases, Frank Gah, Mr and Mrs Fred Rice register at a local court, and various relatives and friends pass through or visit relatives in the town during the week.
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