Thirty ninth year reads Alpine paper notices collection
Fragmentary notice from Alpine Texas discusses reading notices and special rates, with references to publishers, representatives, and correspondents. The text mentions fort events and a subscription price of $2, ending with a quote about a flower growing.
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Tietal
Alpine Urges Action as Speeding Menace Threatens Lives
The Avalanche urges Alpine citizens to back a city plan to curb speeding and traffic violations endangering lives. It calls on officials and residents to cooperate, enforce laws, and fund a unified attack on reckless driving to protect human life and order.
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Alpine
Liv Alpine
Isolaredom
Texas exoneration debate over Land Commissioner Robison
A fragmented report discusses Robison and broader exoneration efforts across Texas. The text reflects political maneuvering around incompetency and mismanagement charges, with allies urged to stand by friends to preserve state leadership and reputation.
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Texas
J.T. Robison
Miter
Senate
Hear
Fragmented Letter Excerpt Reflects Local Grievances and Satire
A long excerpt critiques subscription practices and municipal work, laments gas and water crews digging up streets, and jokes about heaven and harp tunes. The writer censures false cancellation claims, notes women in Congress, and ends with a wedding gift quip. Specific names or dates are not present.
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Heaven
la Coste Ledger
Congress
Sargon Smashing World Records
Sargon and Sargon Soft Males Pills are praised for rapid health gains and energy with huge state and national sales. California sales alone hit nine carloads for 200,000 bottles. Kansas and Missouri retailers moved 260,000 bottles in five months. The ad claims global demand will require millions more and lists Alpine Drug Store and Moore Bros. Drug Store as outlets.
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California
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sargon
Few Cars Are Registered in Month of June
Registration of new automobiles at the tax collector office fell sharply in June from May with only a handful registered. The list includes three Fords, one Buick, one Dodge, one Marquette and one Chevrolet. Names tied to Alpine residents appear, such as Mrs. Ann Hurst, Curtis Moore, FB Cook, T. Armstrong and GW Baines, each listed with various car makes.
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Buick
Dodge
Marquette
Ann Hurst
Alpine
Chevrolet
Curtis Moore
FB. Cook
T. Armstrong
Ford
Local Names and Vehicles Listed in Marathon Notes
A historical clipping lists individuals and their associated vehicles or equipment. Names include Harry Fisher of Poole and Oliver Vranga of Alpine with a Ford coupe and an Essex sedan, plus Fred Clark and J D Jackson connected to marathons and car brands Studebaker Chevrolet Buick.
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Harry Fisher
RF. Poole
Marathon
G. ©. Vranga
Alpine
Essex
Fred Clark
Marquette Sack
EH. Todd
Milan
G. Olmsted
Studebax
Hon
Chevrolet
J. D. Jackson
Buick
Rollie Rutledge
Votaw
New Dude Ranch Aims as Tourist Resort Near Carlsbad
The W. E. Washington ranch thirty miles southwest of Carlsbad and near the Carlsbad Caverns will be developed into a tourist resort. Situated at the foot of the Guadalupe Mountains, the location is described as especially attractive for visitors.
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W. E. Washington Ranch
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Cavers
Guadalupe Mountains
Eastern capitalists plan five hundred room hotel and resort
A proposed project aims to build a five hundred room hotel with a swim tourist cab golf courses and other features. The cost is estimated at more than a million dollars and involves Eastern capitalists.
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Viana
For Sale Your Acres Rich Valley Land Corner Lot
Real estate ad offering a corner lot with a stucco dwelling of three rooms near a school. Price listed as 1400 dollars with cash payment 300 dollars and balance 30 dollars per month like rent. No further terms or contact details provided.
Special for this week Dwell tad et ers end athe Kae rat Goat ranch
Listing No 1179 describes 6500 acres of patented land in Brewster County with a public road and mail route nearby. Includes a small irrigated farm on a creek with gravity ditch and free water. Terms offer quick sale with a 480 balance due in 35 years and land patentable at any time.
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Brewster County
Land for suburban homes near Presidio border city
LIST NO 1178 16 Acres adjoining Presidio near the border city. Presidio will soon be the Santa Fe Ry terminus opening a large trade territory. Land suited for suburban homes with one to five acre tracts. This land goes for 200 per acre with one third cash and the rest on easy terms.
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Presidio
Santa Fe Ry
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