Alpine Avalanche Classified Notice and Rates
The Alpine Avalanche lists rates for cards of Tharks and reading notices at seven cents per line per insertion. It notes special rates for longer notices, names contributors Barry Scoref Lyda Crawford and C Spalding as Terlingua Correspondent, with subscription prices one year two dollars and four months outside county one dollar twenty five cents.
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DM Bennett
D. Woop
Barry Scoref
Lyda Crawford
Corresporsient
Mrsa. C
Spalding
Terlingua
Alpine
Texas
Park land plan faces scattered holdings challenge
Texas moves toward a state master plan to form a large Texas Park in the Big Bend region. Acquiring many private tracts is hard as private holdings are interspersed with potential federal land. A solid park requires coordinated effort, state leadership, and overcoming tax delinquency and subdivision barriers before the area can be unified into a single park.
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Texas
United States
Speed Limits and Car Care Advised by Tide Water Manager
John D. Collins of Tide Water Oil advocates prudent driving and prepared dealer guidance. He warns that exceeding manufacturer speed risks driver harm and vehicle wear. He urges maintaining under 45 mph or using oil and solvent to reduce friction, promising longer service and lower costs with steady driving.
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Cartd
Aseline
John D. Collins
Tide Water Oil Company
Mechanical device to applaud avoids wear on hands
Fare furnished a mechanical device enabling applause and saving wear on hands. The equipment is not yet complete and awaits the addition of a hissing attachment to finish the setup.
Evading Gas Taxes Scandal Reported in Large Scale Scheme
A report outlines a large scale scheme to evade gas taxes using tank wagons and related methods. Authorities note increased vigilance and enforcement to prevent escape of tax obligations. Specific names, dates, or locations are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Applying the Golden Rule to Judge Others Motives
An unknown author notes the difficulty of judging others by the same yardstick used on ourselves. The piece contrasts how actions are labeled differently depending on who performs them, urging readers to consciously strive for fairness in evaluating others’ motives and behaviors.
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Uly
Tyler Hosts Centennial Rose Oil Region Exhibit
Tyler plans a grand October centennial celebration highlighting Smith County as the heart of one of the world’s leading rose sectors and oil fields. The region yields about one third of the globe’s commercial rose supply and sits atop a vast oil field.
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Tyler
Smith County
Fragmented Paris Humour and Public Notices Mixed
A jumble of quirky quips and stray notices appears from late era columns. Items reference a Louvre stroll joke, a cranky boss, a nurse or stenographer, a bed bound champion, burglars, a universal solvent query, and a boatman selling water. Also included are two liquor permit notices for Marathon Texas, listing applicant Jack Todd and A P DeCie as owners.
Royal coach builder aids crippled children tour
Colleen Moore, famed actress, backs a Fisher Body Craftsman Guild project to replica a Napoleonic coach for a doll house valued at 500000 dollars. Walter Leuschner, once head of a carriage maker, and Frank C. Riess observe as the plan tours the country to benefit crippled children.
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Colleen Moore
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Office Oeneah Motc
Walter Leuschner
Berran
Frederick Wilhelm Tit
Prussia
Frank C. Riess
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