Orient to Extend Orient Line to Alpine and San Angelo
Federal Judge E R Meek and Judge Pollock allowed the Orient line receivers to issue 1.2 million dollars in receiver certificates for extending to Alpine linking with the Southern Pacific and boosting California freight access. San Angelo shops will expand and hire more workers. Mertz and Hovy say work will start immediately after court review. Day & Co of Boston previously purchased the first issue at 98 1 2 on the dollar.
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San Angelo
Texas
E. R. Meek
Pollock
Orient Lines
Orient
Alpine
Southern Pacific
California
M. L. Mertz
S. B. Hovy
Day & Co
Boston
United States
Horse Talk on preventing gnawing by seal oil
The article notes horses gnawing feed boxes and wood when tethered in stables. It advises sealing the wood with seal oil applied by a rag brush, saturating the surface to deter chewing. It mentions coal oil as offensive to animals and suggests adding kerosene to harness oil to deter rodents from gnawing leather.
For Sale Spaniel Pups in Uvalde Texas
For sale Thoroughbred Spaniel pups with silk-like coats. Males priced at 5.00 dollars and females at 2.50 dollars. Located in Uvalde Texas.
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Uvalde
Texas
Reward for arrest of cattle thief outline
A 500.00 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of any person illegally handling cattle owned by the sender. garbled notes mention ice cream at the Candy Kitchen and a disc plaid for sale cheap with application at the office.
Expert Entomologist Advises Alpine Growers on Fruit Pests
Commissioner Ed R Kane sent entomologist E A Miller to Alpine to inspect orchards and advise growers on combating insects and diseases. Miller urges proper pruning irrigation and cultivation, timely spraying for codling moth and other pests, and cooperative action to protect Texas fruit industry. readers urged to contact Austin for guidance and farmer bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jance
Alpine
Commissioner of Agriculture
Ed. R. Kane
E. A. Miller
Alpine Section
Miller
Tippit
Texas
Dept., of Agriculture
Austin
Washinton
Notice to the Public in Alpine Sanitation Order
Alpine property owners must clean up to keep the town sanitary. A penalty may be imposed for noncompliance. Urges cleaning outhouses, sprinkling antiseptic, gathering refuse for hauling or burning, and weekly cleaning of stable yards to curb house fly breeding. J A Haney, County Health Officer urges citizen aid.
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Alpine
J.A. Haney
Fat cattle prices rise and cash only sales urge prompt payment
A business notice from W. D. Mraspay & Co. in the Masonic Temple announces high fat cattle prices and insists customers behind on accounts pay immediately since all credit is 30 days unless arranged. The firm now offers ice cream, candies, fruits, cigars, tobacco from new quarters and can supply cream for parties or private families by phone 196, open nightly to eleven.
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W. D. Mraspay & Co
Masonic Temple
Atoine Cany
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First National Bank Capital
United States Depository
C. A. Brown
H. L. Kokernot
L. L. Hess
V. Press
G.W. Baines, Jr
Casiien
A. B. Burton
Aésr
Casinien
Alpine Manufacturing Co
The
Jim
Arthur
Fort Davis
J.B. Tavinos
APHIS
Opichstad
Alpine State Bank
U.S
W. van Sickle
Derick Er
Ferguson
Ant Bamter Tinta
Lee Green
Uae
A. Williams & Company
Alpine, Texas
Wm. Evans
E. B. Chandler
E. Crockett St
San Antonio
Agency For
Samson, Eclipse, Wood and
Steel Star Windmills
Studebaker Wagons
Sherwin-Williams Paints
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