Notable Land Tax Service Offers Brewster County Covert Aid
An advertisement from a land tax service in Alpine Texas proclaims readiness to redeem lands render and pay taxes for non residents. It offers to prepare accurate abstracts of title for any lands or town lots in Brewster County and nearby areas for non residents seeking clear title and compliance.
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Brewster County
Alpin
Texas
T. J. Anderson
Houston
Booster Ethic Amid Ladysmith Siege Urges Hopeful Tone
Amid the Ladysmith siege during the Boer War a civilian court martialed for discouraging defenders is praised for imprisoning him. The piece urges boosters not knockers, urging towns to promote happiness, unity, and pride. It blends wartime morale with a cookbook note and local reflections on community spirit.
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Ladysmith
Ladysmiths
Crowell News
Calhoun youth visits Elsberry to ride Burlington train
A Calhoun county NL youth, from a steam boat region, traveled to Elsberry Missouri to catch a Burlington bound train to St Louis. He had never seen a train before and watched the Hannibal local depart. The station agent joked about a missing gangplank as the youth misinterprets the train for a trip to St Laws.
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Calhoun County
Elsberry
Burlington
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Hannibal
St. Laws
Slum Scenes and Strong British Beer Describe Britain
Inspector Dew cites British sobriety compared with America while recounting a tale of two British beer drinkers. One reports illness with imagined snakes frogs and lizards crawling over him as his companion questions the sickness. The anecdote contrasts social conditions and drinking culture between the two nations.
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Inspector Dew
Crippen Tenown
America
Niagara Falls
Scotland Yard
George
Depew on Tipping Evil and a London Mirror Plight
Senator Depew cites tipping excesses after a New Mexican tale from the Savoy in London. He recalls a washroom placard asking to tip the basin and a cab tip cascade, ending with a boy in buttons reporting the passenger. The Detroit Free Press reports the anecdote.
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Depew
Savoy
London
Strand
Detroit Free Press
Anonymity praised at National Negro Business League event
Booker T. Washington, in New York for the league convention last month, lauded the modesty of anonymous givers. He noted Deacon Brown of Loachapoka, near Tuskegee, who read a church mission list including Rev. Calhoun Travers at $103, Stephen Paget at $5, Sister Phebe Rice, donor, and himself at $6.
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Booker T. Washington
National Negro Business League
New York
Deacon Brown
Loachapoka
Tuskegee
Vary Fund
Calhoun Travers
Stephen Paget
Phebe Rice
Waiter, diner play dollar bet over mistaken bill
A diner and a waiter discuss a supposed mistake on a bill as part of a bet with the cashier. The diner notices the error and the waiter reveals a folded note claiming a larger wager about returning the bill. The note implies a hidden bet and they discover no fault in the bill. November Lippincott's.
How She Could Help Herself. Bashful suitor tale from Newark
Dr G Herbert relays a lighthearted Orange board anecdote about a bashful young man driving with his girlfriend. She tries to seduce affection with her arts, grows despondent, and confesses no one loves her while lamenting cold hands. He replies with a quick gospel twist and a joking remedy about sitting on her hands.
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Newark Star
G. Herbert
Orange Board
Earth
A Matter of Opinion. Father's Nighttime Exchange
A father questions a young man about bed time. The silver voice reports the time as 11:48 and notes the youth rarely goes to bed before one, which the father considers a matter of personal preference. Harpers Bazaar.
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Arlor
Papa
George
Silv
Harpers Bazar
Southern chivalry blamed for late trains in the South
A Chicago Record Herald excerpt has a Northern traveler blaming southbound trains for being late, with a southerner replying that trains are delayed to accommodate ladies, illustrating a joke about Southern chivalry and punctuality.
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Chicago Record
Herald
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Brewster County Texas
Sheriff J A Walton of Brewster County Texas will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the first Tuesday in January 1911 at Alpine Court House between 10am and 4pm the described land Section 27 Block 613 H E W T Ry Co Certificate 1029 conveyed to W P Bounds and H T Savage by L C Sharp November 9 1908 to satisfy a final judgment of 504 53 and costs in No 2537 of the District Court Tay lor County Texas.
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District Court
Taylor County
Texas
J. M. Cunningham
W. P. Bounds
H. T. Savage
L. C. Sharp
John H. Morrow
W. G. Kudaly
Planta
Brewster County
H. E
W. T. Ry. Co
Arid
Cas
J. A. Walton
Court House
Alpine
J. A. Wauros
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