Alpine Avalanche notices and staff listing in 1950s paper
Local section from Alpine Texas paper noting life notices and society content. Includes editors names Parry Scorff Port Davis correspondent Lyda Crawford Terlingua correspondent and subscription rates. Mentions space for cards of thanks and reading notices with per line charges.
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Mens ‘Society
Death of Lieutenant General Hunter Liggett Noted Leader of World War I
Obituary notes Liggett as one of the army’s ablest field strategists born in Reading Pennsylvania on March 21 1857 and West Point graduate. He rose through ranks, led American forces in World War I and served as First American Army commander, with a career spanning Spanish American War Philippine Insurrection and key campaigns, while Texas history and independence events are briefly mentioned.
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Hunter Liggett
Reading
West Point
The
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General Pershing
AEP
Os Lignett
Haseen
Congress
Albara
Texas
Mexico
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San Jacinto
Sam Houston
Power output trends and rural electrification noted
The report details rising power production since 1920 with a low in 1988 and gradual recovery through 1992. It notes about 25.39 million total electricity users, 20 percent of homes billed at roughly 9 cents per day, and 780000 rural customers amid ongoing tax and legislative impacts on the industry.
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Dillion Mmestic
Atles
Centennials of 1836 Birthday Legends in 1936
The 1936 centennial year highlights notable births in 1896 such as Joseph Warren Kiefer born January 30, a Civil War major general and long time congressman who became speaker, and William Rufus King born April 6 in North Carolina who served as vice president from Alabama but died after taking office in 1853. Also listed are Joseph G Cannon born May 11 in North Carolina, longtime Illinois congressman and former speaker, and Wesley Merritt born June 16 in New York City, a Union cavalry general who commanded American land forces in the 1898 capture of Manila. Joseph Wheeler, born September 10 in Georgia, graduated from...
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Joseph Warren Kiefer
Congress
William Rufus King
North Carolina
Alabama
Joseph G. Cannon
Ironklinois
Wesley Merritt
New York City
Joseph Wheeler
Georgia
Extraordinary cow Femco Johana Bess Fayne tops butter record
At Femco farm Breckenridge Minnesota Frederick Murphy owner, a Minneapolis publisher, proudly calls Hess the greatest milk and butter producing cow. In 1933 she yielded 1510 pounds in 12 months, then raised to 1825 pounds with 8377 pounds of milk last year. The nine year old pure bred cow is described as the world’s champion butter producer and the owner asserts she may be the greatest ever.
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Femco
Breckenridge
Minnesota
Frederick Murphy
Minneapolis
Femco Johana Bess Fayne
Hess
United States
Bess
Notice of Termination of Shareholders Liability at Alpine Bank
First National Bank of Alpine Texas declares under the Bankrupt Act and Revised Statutes that liability on common stock holders ends July 1. Board of Directors member G W Janes approves the action. Alpine Lbr Co Haw Dept is listed in the notice.
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Alpine
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Humorous Snippets and Wordplay Capsized by Witty Misreads
A collage of schoolroom gags and linguistic slips. Jokes hinge on misused words and mispronunciations, from geography puzzles to Latin translations, plus a brief health ad about a man whose heart missed beats due to gas. Alpine Drug Store, NT
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Adams
Adherika
Alpine Drug Store
Park Meters Installed in Dallas for Exposition
Dallas will host the Texas Centennial Exposition next year with main downtown streets fitted with parking meters. Motorists may park 20 minutes to one hour per meter, with an extra nickel extending the time. Clarice Moellenkamp, ambassador of good will, explains the system to visitors. Captain Leonard Peek leads the Exposition Texas Ranger squad.
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Dallas
Clarice Moellenkamp
Texan
Leonard Peek
Texas Ranger
Peculiar Texas Town Names Pop Up In Postal Directory
The postal directory lists many Texas towns with whimsical names such as Elysian Fields Comfort Paradise Board House Bald Prairie Prost Bee House Beeville Honey Grove Hi ey Island Ace and King while literary names reference characters like Desdemona and Iago and locations such as Midlothian and Ivanhoe reflecting early settler tastes.
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Texas
Lone Star State
Board House
Walter Scott
Train rescue hero saves woman on crossing in Hoquiam
Minna Hodges, 43, wandered onto a railroad crossing last July as a passenger train approached. Crossing watchman Nick Mitchell, 49, pulled her from the tracks just before the locomotive brushed by. The pair afterward set up housekeeping in Hoquiam, Washington.
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Hoquiam
Wath
Minna Hodges
Nick Mitchell
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