Reading Notices Rate Card From Alpine TX Paper
Resolutions cards of thanks and reading notices priced at 7 cents per line per insertion. Special rate applies to notices spanning more than four issues. Include editor and manager credits and local correspondents. Subscription price One year 20.06 dollars, six months outside county 12.5 dollars. Filed as second class matter at Alpine Post Office under act of March 2, 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DM Nexnert
Cd Woon ‘Society
Barry Scorer
Port Davis
Farl Clark
Scientists Predict Tiny Children Could Reach Normal Size in Future
Dr. Oscar Riddle, biologist, reports on experiments with animals and humans showing growth from gland-based treatments. He cites mice raised to double size and enlarged salamanders rats and dogs, with speculation on future uses in humans though more testing is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Riddle
Tunis
Riddle
Tiwae
Tere
Ono
Beauty and Planning Shape Early American Growth
The article notes a rising American appreciation for beauty in towns and rural areas, with wider streets and lush landscaping attracting residents and visitors. It cites a 17th century Massachusetts court order protecting timber and reflects on how forethought by early settlers preserved resources, contrasted with later wastage.
Church notices and jokes from a 1934 issue
A miscellany page shows church announcements for Church of Christ Catholic and Episcopal services with times, sermon topics and a Bible verse, plus a series of light jokes about fashion, farming, and a traffic stop, and a creditor notice in a bankruptcy proceeding for Isaac Clemons Roark Sr.
Brewster County Plans Bond Election For Park Funds
The court orders a January 13 1935 election in Brewster County to decide issuing bonds up to 200000 for park purposes. A tax to fund interest and a sinking fund is proposed. details include voting and polling locations in Alpine Marathon and Terlingua areas with designated presiding officers.
Notice to Creditors of Lizzie Williams Estate
Original letters testamentary for the estate of Miss Lizzie Williams were granted to Mrs. E D Linn Executrix on December 13 1934 by Brewster County Court Texas All persons with claims against the estate must present them by law to the executrix at Alpine Brewster County Texas
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Lizsie Williams
Brewster County
Texas
Alpine
Brewater County
E. D. Linn
Lizzie Williams
Local Sanitation Ad Offers Weekly Trash Removal
Public notice offers weekly rate for ash trash and garbage removal. Patron unspecific contact details, P O Box 431 and a phone number 45. Obscure formatting and garbled text imply a historical classifieds style domestic service ad.
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P.O
Timber depletion sparks church conservation appeal
At the churches PMNST Methodist Church services are listed with morning and evening sermons and activities for all ages. The text urges men to support timber conservation, noting annual tree losses cover areas equal to Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Jersey combined and calling for public and private aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmnst Methodist Church
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Notice of Election and Order for Brewster County Bonds
In Brewster County Texas the commissioners court met December 10 1934 at Alpine to consider the petition of GW Hess and others for bonds of 2000 to fund park land purchase and related costs. The measure asks whether a tax may be levied to pay interest and create a sinking fund to redeem the bonds at maturity within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
Western District of
Texas
Isaac Clemons Roark, Sr
Joseph
Bennis
Bassett Tower
el Paso
DH. Hart
Margarita Gameros
Brewster
Commissioners Court
West
Court House
Alpine
Contey
Precinet No
East
Berkeley Hall
M. Te Hopson
Mexican School House
Prise Weyerts
Terlingua
R. C. Bosek
School House
Marathon
J. I.venderson
Dugout School House
Dugout
William Greens
Alpine Avalanche
RB Slight
GW. Hess
Pains Gone Says Woman After Cardus Use
Mrs Ralph R Courtney of Wytheville Virginia says she was run down with side pain and after taking Cardus felt much better. She reports three bottles cured her pains and encourages others to try Cardus. Thousands of women testify Cardus benefits, with caveat to consult a physician if no benefit.
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Cardus
Ralph R. Courtney
Wytheville, Va
Cardul
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Corry
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Mr. Swift
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6Th St
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W. D. Craddock
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Conoco Gas and Oils
van Binion
Prop
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Henrietta Gilbert
First National Bank
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