Fetal City and County Notice Fragment
A fragmentary OCR style notice mentions Alpine Davis Mountain Bend and local statutes. It hints at reporting statements reflecting character of persons in columns and notices, with rates for revolutions and cards of thanks. No clear events or individuals are confirmed.
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Water County
Alpine
Davis Mountaing Bend
Onnett
C.D. Wood
Barry Seabee
Duels
Rar Clark
Congress
Allred Wins His First Victory in Texas Utility Fight
The outgoing text notes Attorney General Allred's success as a trust busting figure in Texas. It highlights his actions against appliance sales by electric utilities and his stance on high rates, suggesting the win could boost his political career and make him a strong contender for future offices as governors, senators, or congressmen look on.
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Alamo
Allred
San Antonio
Texas
Lone Star
Jimmie Alfree
Pecos Cantaloupe Crop Shaken By Earthquake Tale
Community laughs at rumor that the Pecos cantaloupe crop was killed by last week’s quake. The piece notes few melons remain, Pecos claims its melon status, and jokes about prices rising after Labor Day feasts and gas costs.
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Pecos
Barney Hubs
Texas
Time Now to Take Vacation in Alpine
Alpine faces its usual summer slump as Ing season ends in September. The article urges readers to take a vacation during the slow weeks, noting that everyone deserves rest and recreation. It argues leisure breaks help avoid dullness from constant work and encourages affordable time off this year.
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Alpine
Cay
Jack
We Put Old Mood Behind Us and Embrace Home Team Allies
In a candid, upbeat tone the article urges dropping resentments toward an elder and focusing on camaraderie with local players and supporters. It emphasizes unity with the home team and staying positive about the future.
Rising cigarette tax prompts fear of end for home-rolled smokes
The writer argues tax hikes make rolling cigarettes less economical, predicts a collapse of the home-rolled habit, and notes tobacco companies are advertising to lure smokers into buying factory-made products. They criticize wasteful spending and misplaced items while praising a practical newspaper article on common sense budgeting.
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Arend
Ser Nave En
Texas
Tobaccp
Mark Twain Reply About Spider in Newspaper Exchange
While Twain edited a Missouri paper a subscriber found a spider in the issue and asked if that omen portended luck. Twain replied that the spider was merely inspecting who does not advertise to deter merchants and allow a peaceful life, per his humorous exchange.
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Mark Twain
A. Missouri
Mark
Garner Favored For House Speakership In Tight 1930s Vote
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues Garner has best chance to become speaker as newly organized Congress leans Democrat in a close House. Key votes from Palmer Labor Kevale and Wurshach could secure it, while Republicans waver between Hilwon Snell and Longworth. The piece urges Democrats to win the honor and team with Progressive Senate to push a constructive program.
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Garner
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Congress
Palmer
Longworth
House
Senate
Hoover
Democratic Party
Ram in alleviation of the present economic situation
Alas News reports on efforts to ease the current economic hardship. The brief notes concerns about prices and employment, with calls for practical remedies and relief measures from local authorities and organizations.
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Ram
Alas News
Buy Local, Build Our City Ad for Basen R Waite
A call to residents to spend at home and support local merchants. The message argues that shopping locally boosts payrolls, raises property values, and strengthens civic prosperity, urging citizens to prefer home dealers who will meet their needs and contribute to the city’s growth.
American Royal Live Stock Show Premium List Issued
The premium list for the 1891 American Royal Live Stock Show to be held in Kansas City from November 14 to 21 is off the press and mailed to prospective exhibitors. Prizes total about 9000 dollars across cattle swine sheep and draft horse divisions with extensive premiums in dairy cattle and 4-H junior displays. The mammoth American Royal building will host thousands of attendees with exhibitions by Hereford Shorthorn Polled Shorthorn Aberdeen Anguses and other breeds plus horse and mule events and educational exhibits.
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Kansas City
Aeriean Raval Bulding
Dairy Cattle Department
Java
Chester
Poland
Hampshires
Shropshires
Hampshire
Dorset
Southdowns
Cotswolds
Lincolns
Oxfords
Coriedales
Sul Ross Lobo Training Camp Opens Sept 14
Sul Ross Lobo football kicks off training Sept 14 under Coach B C Graves with about forty prospective players. Camp runs a week until school starts. Graves plans to select key positions from last year’s squad, anticipating fewer reporters due to limited recruiting and financial constraints.
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Sul Ross Lobo
B.C. Graves
Graves
Plans to Establish School at Uvalde
MF Cook of Alpine visited Uvalde during the week to prepare for opening a new business college. He expects to establish the institution and start operations soon.
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MF. Cook
Alpine
Uvalde Unis
Business ‘College
Uvalde to Get New School Building and Local Work Updates
Reported notes at Van Horn Advocate indicate plans for a Smyth Building site on the second floor for a new school in Uvalde, with Mr. Cook bringing experience from Alpine. Ann Goodman assists, while 40 year old F. H. Stick, University of Minnesota graduate, is among local graduates. Charles Arnold of Chicago Ark. faces arrest for beggary with $3500 found on him. Asphalt plant work nears completion on No. 1 paving from Allamore. 38,000 kilovolt switchgear and tanks tied to Allamore aim to improve current and help Culberson Hudspeth highway surfacing.
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Cook
Alpine
Uvalde
Ann Goodman
F. H. Stick
University of Misney
S Sours
Greg
van Horn
Alpine Electric
Allamore
Culberson
Hudspeth Snade
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J. Reynolds Tobesco Company
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France
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