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23 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
1
First National Bank Alpine TX highlights friendship with customers through earnest attention to their interests and service.
The Texas Governor issues a proclamation for a special session of the Legislature in Austin starting July 19 1910 to repeal the fire insurance law and to enact new anti discrimination and rate control measures. The call notes possible constitutional amendments and a potential convention if needed.
State Democratic leader A B Storey defends oath requiring challenged voters to promise support for party nominees. He argues illegal to count votes of noncompliant participants and says county committees may bar non Democrats, preserving Democratic control and exclusion of Republican influence.
J W Titley foreman of bridges on the Texas division, discusses rapid construction of three large bridges on the Merizon and Eldorado extension projects with division engineer H B Abercrombie. Materials to be shipped to San Angelo and stored at Fort Concho yards. Spring Creek crossing planned 15 miles west of the city. Titley is joined by R S Baxter, Texas division road master.
For all kinds of hauling call Nevil McDonnell at phone number 12 to arrange transport services and schedules.
A promotional note from Alpine State Bank urges readers to manage income wisely during work years. It promotes a checking account at a Home bank as a safe, thrifty solution and invites readers to use the bank’s facilities and conveniences.
W. H. Norton died in El Paso at 61 years 7 months after an operation. Mrs. Norton and daughter Mrs. T. C. Taylor joined him in El Paso. funeral held in Alpine with Masons officiating and interment at Alpine Cemetery. Relatives from Marathon attended the service.
Additional shipments for the Orient Mertzen extension reached the city this week bringing twenty carloads of steel to date. A carload of spikes was unloaded at the material yards Saturday, according to the San Angelo Standard.
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