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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
6
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a man with a wealthy wife a stable job and a comfortable home. It muses that perfection eludes all, even as a cook threatens to quit and a furnace stays temperamental. The text hints at the origin of the lapel tick story amid garbled dialogue and stray phrases.
Public notice in Brewster County Texas District Court informs defendants to answer a petition filed by Bombs Cattle Company regarding promissory notes and vendor’s lien on properties across multiple surveys. The order, dated April 12, 1912, requires appearance at the next term and seeks judgment for debt, interest, attorney fees, costs, and foreclosure of the lien.
WN Gourley sues to quiet title against Louisa Dubois and others claiming peaceable, adverse possession under Texas law for over ten years. The petition seeks judgment for land title and possession, removal of the cloud, and publishing citation in a local newspaper. Court papers dated May 1912 issuing writs and summons to unknown heirs and defendants.
Plaintiff WN Gour Jey claims ownership of Lots 3 through 10 in Block 22 in Alpine Brewster County Texas with possession, seeking a clear description from the county clerk map. Also listed is a well drilling outfit for sale. Additionally an ad for Old English penstrain Indian Runner ducks from a Mississippi poultry farm promises good layers and eggs for setting at reasonable prices by Mrs Townsend.
A fragment announces Terry's Market offering fresh and tender meat and inviting phone orders for prompt delivery. The notice mentions a 10-5-11 date and includes a trespass warning from Jason W. Tantes forbidding hunting, fishing, camping, or trespassing on the property under law.
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