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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text indicates postal matter classified as second class at the Alpine Texas Post Office under federal act. The readable portion mentions March 3 1879 and scattered phrases, leaving unclear full notice scope or dates.
The case Emma Hazelwood versus multiple defendants in Brewster County asks for judgment for title and possession of 640 acres described as West half of Survey 43, Abstract 2048, Block 231, originally granted to W. W. Gray. The defendant allegedly entered and possessed the land March 1, 1910, withholding it and causing damages. Court set for February 17, 1920 at Alpine, with publication notice.
Commerce supports a state relief plan linking Brewster Canyon Caddo Lake and three state parks with a highway network. The Chamber of Commerce will hold a Monday meeting and others throughout the year to press for a park highway program, hoping Alpine and nearby districts profit from connected parks.
The Santa Fe plan moves forward as Sonora branch work nears completion and Alpine to Pregidio extension advances rapidly. The project eliminates a bottleneck, connecting mining regions and boosting trade along two banks of the river with about 22 miles of new track, a substantial portion in Texas.
A fragmented editorial notes that the largest New York Chicago area newspaper claims unrivaled advertising reach and urges local merchants to favor home papers over national agencies. It also lists a State summons involving numerous defendants in Brew County and Fond du Lac area matters.
A Brewster County Texas court requires publication of a divorce summons for a spouse lacking contact. The writ directs weekly notices for four weeks in a local newspaper or nearest county, with returns due at the next term. Clerk J W Frazer signs the document from Alpine dated July 16, 1980.
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