Try farming in West Texas despite early doubts
The Midland Livestock Reporter notes split views on crops in West Texas around Midland. Some insist farming is impractical while others see potential for sorghum and possibly corn or cotton. It urges hands on trials, five to ten acres, to prove viability and invites stockmen to donate land for experiments. Mesars T Yates Wash and Paul Ametrong depart for Kansas City after two months work. results await Chief Engineer Paret’s review. Armstrong impresses socially.
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Midland Livestock Reporter
Texas
Midland
Lexus
Thas
Ois
T. Yates Wash
Paul Ametrong
Orient Engineers
Kansas City
Paret
Armstrong
Avalanche
Local Brews and Border News From Alpine Community
Miss Annie Palmer returns to Alpine after visiting her sister Mrs Thompson. George Miller registered at Hotel de Hatch and awaits “the time.” Thomas Heath of the cactus border attends to city business. Ranger H B Smith reports quiet on the border after a Sanderson trip. Creed Taylor duo returns from El Paso carnival. Mrs Dr King of Cleveland Ohio visits relatives. Mrs J T Armstrong rooms at Hotel de Heath while husband polices the Rio Grande. Rooney and Judge Williams head to the new quicksilver field. Local buyers plant fruit trees, 100 to 600 each. Buttrill and Stroud sell cattle at good prices. Dr E H Hatch buys City Drugstore.
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Brewster County
Annie Palmer
Thompson
Alpine
George
Miller
Thomas Heath
Rio Grande
H. B. Smith
Sanderson
Creed Taylor
el Paso
Dr. King
Cleveland
Ohio
Hotel de Heath
Rooney
Judge Williams
Fort Stockton
Clark
Hess
Burnham
Farley
Buttrill & Stroud
E. H. Hatch
H. H
Revelers at Revere Den Urge Congress to Update Goddess Image
A Gotham delegate rises to call the convention for a joint march on Congress to demand a modern representation of Liberty. Applause flows as he criticizes current statues as archaic and undignified, urging a straight front portrayal.
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Gotham
Congress
Austria's State Secrets Moved to Imperial Archives Building
The Austrian imperial archives have been moved from the Hofburg to a new public building beside the foreign office. The collection spans documents from ancient times to 1840 and will be opened for public inspection. The archive rooms are heavily protected with ironwork and firewater systems, designed to prevent damage.
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Hofburg
Foreign Office
Storm Fear Drives Dog to Shelter, Sister Recalls
In a brief note from a child’s Chronicle excerpt, a dog named Gyp sought shelter in the cellar during a thunderstorm. The sister recounts the dog’s panic as the storm raged, highlighting a touching moment of animal fear and protective refuge.
Teeth Extracted With No Pain By Gray and Bro
Mrs F H Weyerts reports visiting Drs Gray and Bro for four severely decayed teeth removal with vitalized air. She says she felt no pain and suffered no after effects and recommends their services. The Doctors will stay another week offering all kinds of dental work at reasonable prices.
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Drs. Gray & Bro
F. H. Weyerts
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Marathon Matters
Musquez
Sunnyglen
Walton
Caruthers
Brewster
Board of Health
Beakley
William Taylor
Pedro Carasie
Pablo Bustimente
Ysabel Hernandez
Austria
D KrNcatn
Felix Stapper
KJ. Altcelt
Kincaid-Alteelt Co
Wood Star
Steel Star
Fresidio
Jeff Davis
Pecos
Brewster Counties
Dean
WORK
Folsom and Kolson
Presidio
Pecos Counties
Live Stock Commission
John R, Sanford
Alpine, Tex
William C. Douglas
Eagle Pass, Tex
Sanford &Douglas
Attorneys-at-law
Eagle Pass
Engier
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