Aftermath of Section 18 Vote Stirs Texas Prohibitionists
The recent Section 18 result disappoints Texas prohibitionists yet suggests a shift toward dry politics. Analysts note gains over twenty four years with antis winning in 1887 by 200000, while future contests promise drawn out, discordant battles as both sides remain convinced of their cause.
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Texas
Elec
Warning on neglected childhood spurring crime and reform
A historic note urges parents to give children closer attention to curb crime, arguing early upbringing shapes behavior and that correction starts at home. It critiques neglect, praises state institutions, and calls for political stability over rushed legislation.
Alpine Faces Dry Weather and Slow Vote Count
The article notes Alpine remains dry with good prospects, while an official tally will take about forty days after the election. It questions handling of Pecos Southern railroad tender and urges protection, recalling a past disaster and a promised stock law after a dissolution.
Pirates taunt Standard Oil steamer amid court claims
A rowdy scene unfolds as a group of Cwunest pirates taunt a Standard Oil steamship while a Texas wife sues for divorce claiming her husband found religion. The amusing incident is noted as unlikely to have occurred in the Trans Pecos region.
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Standard Oil Company
Texas
Pecos
Navy officers face marriage consent rule sparks club protest
A remark on government consent required for marriage by naval and army officers prompts anticipation of a contest from women’s clubs. The issue touches military regulation and social norms, suggesting potential public debate or organized action by clubs.
Missing Fort Davis heir found after sixteen years
About a year after Dr. Scott Locke died in Fort Davis his parents learned he had married in college and sired a daughter who was raised by grandparents. The child, now a 16 year old young lady, was found after months of searching and the Locke family plans a visit to their Jeff Davis county ranch in Marfa New Era.
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Scott Locke
Fort Davis
G. S. Locke
Concord
N. H
Dr. Locke
Will
Jeff Davis County
Marfa New Era
Real Estate Sales Show Busy Week in Shipman and Shipman Additions
The past week saw heightened real estate activity with two large deals in progress. John Young Land Co. lists multiple lots sold in Shipman Addition to Pruett Measday Mrs Measday Lickdrisn and Pafford, and North Heights to R R Pafford. Shipman Commission Co. reports six lots to Mes singer Collins Ferguson West Biggs Rice Smith Franer Parkis Turney Kansey Bird Daugherty and Payne. McCallum notes Sanford Addition blocks sold for 2700. Fresh fish ordered for customers and business lunch specials at O K Restaurants.
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John Young Land Co
Shipman
W.E. Pruett
Fred Measday
F. Measday
A. Lickdrisn
On Block
North Heights
R. R. Pafford
Shipman Commission Co
W. D. Messinger
Collins & Ferguson
H. West
J. A. Biggs
C. E. Rice
F. B. Smith
EL. Franer
Dora Parkis
A. M. Turney
Collins &Kansey
J. C. Bird
Flora Daugherty
Lou Payne
McCallum
Sanford
Methodist Church to discuss Religion and Alpine Needs
The Methodist Church announces an evening topic Genuine Religion the subject for the Telegram Why Alpine Needs a Revision The Lockett Adair meeting begins Friday week Services Sunday will be preparatory for the meeting Sunday School at the usual hour Our Senior League meets now 7 pm All members are urged to attend inviting all, especially those without a church home Wantace R Evans pastor.
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Wantace R. Evans
Abundant Things of God and Christ Rise Service At Local Church
At Christian Church Sunday morning sermon titled The Abundant Things of God and an evening topic Did Christ Rise from the Dead. Numbers at Bible School broke all records last Sunday with a large enthusiastic crowd. A hearty invitation to join and bring family. He wins, Pastor.
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Christ
Bible School
Farewell Sermon Preached Before Departure to Sacramento
Brown delivers his farewell sermon in a Presbyterian service leading to his move to Sacramento California He will preach on the Second Great Commandment with a largely musical ceremony featuring an octet and solo selections by Mesdames Gillett Flow Dean Burdick and Messrs Luthy Gillett Starns Wigle plus Miss Gillett and Edwin Gillett The program includes hymns prayers scripture readings offertory duets and anthems ending with benediction across a full religious service format.
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Brown
Sacramento
California
Mesdames
Gillett
Flow
Dean
Burdick
Luthy
Starns
Wigle
Miss Gillett
Edwin Gillett
Jesus
Big Ben Sleepme ter Promised for Marfa Visit
A. S. Henry, who arrived to explore establishing a commercial college, left for Marfa after meeting with the local commercial club which is busy with railroad business and did not act on his offer. The project will be revisited later.
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A. S. Henry
Marfa
Epworth League Program July 30 at Sun Day
Program Epworth League Sunday July 30 with lesson subject The Call to service and the Response Leader Geo G McCallum Lesson Isaiah Galatians 15 16 Talk on subject by leader What qualifications are needed for success in war What must I do to find God's plan for my life Mattie Anderson Meeting 8 oclock Sunday evening Come and help us these meetings J M Hamilton received a letter from his son in Canada detailing terrible loss of life in forter fires He helped bury 21 people connected with company he worked for Hamilton Tritaka We are expecting part of our rug order this week Alpine Furniture Co.
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Geo. G. McCallum
Isaih Galatians
George
Mattie Anderson
J. M. Hamilton
Canada
Jamilton Tritaka
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