Fort Davis Notes On Camps and Local Happenings
Fort Davis notes report a Van Horn cafe phonograph incident attracting dogs, visits by Galveston residents, and a stream of local guests. Citizens welcome Marvin Eilis from Arkansas, Tom Hunter touring for governor, and J B Halliburton opening a tourist camp near Oak Creek. The first baby on the Davis Mountain State Park Highway arrives, while crops and fruit harvests are mentioned amid a quiet earthquake anniversary.
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Jim Gillett
Bloys
van Horn
Marvin Eilis
Mises Robbie
Virginia Filis
Arkansas
Cisco
Fort Davis
Iris
J.B Halliburton
Ozona
Davis
Davis Mountains
Halliburton
Oak Creek
Davia Mountain State Park
Prank O'Rear
Pretty]grove
Indian Trail Hill
Old-Time Branding Iron Replaced by Humane Method
San Angelo Standard reports a new branding method named Brand-Em-01 may replace hot irons. A chemical liquid marks cattle with a white branded patch after hair loss, leaving a durable, nonflammable identity. Tests over two years suggest potential five to ten year longevity without hide damage or retouching.
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Sam Ashburn
San Angelo
United States
Luce
Lindsborg
Kansas
Tropics
Mexico
Weekend visitors at the Clark home in El Paso
Mrs Tom Brennand and Mrs Brent with Senior and MP visited the 31 Clark home over the weekend. Mrs Mary Clothier, mother of George Clothier, and his sister and brother in law C A Lewis of Galveston were visiting at his home.
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G. Thomas
Dallas
P.M. Miller
Kathleen Hart
Nancy
Frank Jones
el Paso
QF Jones
Fl Paso
Siseet
Beau McCutcheon
Mrs. McCutcheon
Abilene
Tom Brennand
Brent
Clark
Mary
Clothier
George Clothier
C. A. Lewis
Galveston
K. A. Diekelmann
Texas
Blame the Proof Renter Diner Waiter and the Soup Joke
Excerpted quips and captions show a string of humorous lines about a waiter printer error and a teacher pupil exchange on iron discovery. The fragment mentions a mosquito and the Prince of Wales and ends with a private shaving beside the sergeant.
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Prince of Wales
DIZZINESS relieved by Black-Draught
The user describes bilious feelings and dizziness, stating Black-Draught relieved symptoms after trying Theatora's Jack-Draught and other tonics. They report improved energy and less fatigue, noting sleepiness when not using the remedy.
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Theatora
Charles B. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
Tam
Etiquette Column Cites Bread in Soup Rule
A daily newspaper etiquette column warns readers never to dip bread or a roll in soup. The humorous exchange among private and others references snacks like peanuts and popcorn as a setup for the lesson.
Turneys Sitting on a Branch and a Wild Hunt Tale
An old hunter recounts a chaotic mishmash of shots and wildlife encounters. He describes near misses with a single shot gun, a bear, a mountain lion, a covey of quail, trout in a stream, and a ramrod mishap. The ramble blends hunting misadventure with comic misfortune and a plan that nearly failed.
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Mile High Town
Gretm House
Court Street
Carlyn
Carmack
Weatherbys
Carlton
Hunter
Tom P Hunter
Oo Fernor
Port Davis
Mr. Hunter
Sterling
Associated Press
Detief
Thomas B Love
M Dorothy Lave
Hotel Cimpla
Rogers Jewelry Co
Alpine
Tukas
Dr. Monroe Slack
Optometrist
Nora
Reery
Beloor Landing
John Odell
Opine Lumber Co
W. D. Craddock
Horamia
S.L. Val
Orneral
Numa
A. E. Owens
Alpine, Tex
W. van Sickl
Mord
D.C. Littleton
WM. BB
C. E. Patterson
A.M. Turney
Law Office
Court House
Alpine, Texas
Crawford Insurance Agency
Fins
John Hagelstein Morials
Bettmanton
John Perkins
Holland Hotel
Buiéing Alpine, Texas
John Young Land Co
T. C. Selvig A
Ray Service
Sarge
Jas Telephone
Alpine Mercantile CO
Speckles
Canada
Eeeery
Dom Adams
Pasotex F
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Red Crown
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