Post Office issues first definite program for newspapers
After months of study, the Post Office Department issues a concise plan to treat newspapers like first class mail. Newspapers will not mix with parcels, will be kept in constant transit, and postmasters must notify publishers of dispatch or address errors.
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Post Office Department
Postmaster General New Today
Department
Post Office
Partlett
Point of Dispatch
Registered Herefords for Sale
Twenty five bulls and twenty five heifers, all registered, for sale four miles from town. They can be shown in an hour. Contact W. A. Daugherty at the City Office. Newspapers date 4-24 tf. Health note offers chiropractic adjustments dated 4-24 tf.
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W. A. Daugherty
Hancock Pool Named for Alpine Pioneer in Big Bend History
The new natatorium on the campus north of the main building will be named Hancock Pool in honor of W. B. Hancock of Alpine. Hancock, born 1860 in Lavaca County, helped develop the Big Bend region, founded Alpine’s first drug store and brick business, served in public roles, donated 400 acres for the campus, and supported Sul Ross College.
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Hancock Pool
Morelock
W. B. Hancock
Alpine
Big Bend
Sul Ross College
Hancock
Lavaca County
College Heights
Mr. Hancock
S. P. Switch
Expiring Fast for WWI Veterans Naturalization Window
United States Commissioner of Naturalization informs through District Clerk W H Lease that the special expedited naturalization for honorably discharged World War I veterans ends March 3 next. After March 3 these ex-service men must file as usual with five years residency, a $4 fee, and a 90 day wait for final hearing.
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United States Commissioner of Naturalization
W. H. Lease
United States
Congress
Europe
For Sale Trade or Exchange Residential Lot
One of the best residential lots in the city advertised for sale trade or exchange. Arch L Allen listed at 424 4t with contact details likely provided for inquiries and arrangements.
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Arch L. Allen
Sul Ross Dames Form New Alpine Club
The Sul Ross Dames, a group of out-of-town mothers living in Alpine to be with Sul Ross students, organized after an informal tea hosted by Mrs. Morelock. Mrs W R Cartledge was elected president and Mrs H P Estes secretary with an advisory board and members named. The club planned monthly meetings on the second Wednesday in the Girls Rest Room.
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Sul Ross Dames
Alpine
Sul Ross
Morelock
W. R. Cartledge
H. P. Estes
Mesdames
W. J. Smith
W. A. Stigler
R.A. Studhalter
Cowan, Elliott
Aynesworth
County youths must seek tax exemption to vote by Feb first
Notice warns that individuals reaching 21 this year cannot pay a poll tax. They must appear in person at the Tax Collector's Office to obtain a free exemption certificate before February 1 to be eligible to vote. Townsend, Tax Collector, KF.FE. 3.17 St.
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FE. Townsend
Sheriff Sale Under Order No 1553 in Pecos County Texas
The court in Pecos County issues a sheriff sale under Order No 1553 against Mrs M L Hanson and Mrs F W Measday. Blocks 7 8 and the south half of block 5 Henderson Addition Alpine Brewster County Texas are to be sold at public auction for cash on the first Tuesday in February 1924 to satisfy a 1923 judgment in favor of First State Bank of Fort Stockton. E E Townsend Sheriff Brewster County Texas.
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First State Bank OF
Fort Stockton
M. L. Hanson
District Court
Pecos County
Texas
Pecos
LO Hanson
F. W. Measday
Henderson
Alpine
Brewster
State of
Brewster County
M. L. Hansor
J. O. Hanson
E. E. Townsend
Trewster County
Residence of Mrs Abbott for rent through early summer
Furnished residence of Mrs E Abbott available to rent until early summer. Apply to Dr Benjamin F Berkeley at 2 11. Hot rolls for dinner daily from Keating Bakery.
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Keating Bakery
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Candifer
A. B. Sandifer
John Young Land Co
John Young Land Company
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