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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
Notice forbids hunting or hauling wood in the Gage pastures and Altura ranch property including Bird pasture. Violators face legal penalties. Names: N.S. Mureny and Jason W. James.
The archive preserves all records on South Tesor cattle, detailing pedigrees, breedings, ownership transfers, and historical market values. Key figures include ranches, dealers, and livestock registries tracking shipments, births, and lineage across decades.
The Richardson Echo and Greenville Banner editorialize on the auto craze as a disease dragging households into debt to buy cars. They warn about mortgage pressure in Dallas households and label the speed trend as worthy of jail.
The Alpine city council invites sealed proposals from banking corporations associations or individual bankers within Alpine for custody of city funds. Bids must state the rate paid on daily balances for the year following the July meeting, with proposals due before the meeting on the indicated day.
A historical study describes frost damage to fruit trees and methods to reduce losses. It explains air drainage to mix cold and warm air, the conditions favoring frost, and the impact on yields. It notes oil and coal as fuels for orchard heaters, highlighting a Fresno produced oil heater with center draft, five quarts capacity, six to seven hours burn, and sturdy 28-gauge iron construction.
The text discusses fire safety through small, evenly distributed flames to warm air drafts, describes oil heater capacities and runtimes, and then pivots to social guidance urging women not to rush into marriage, advocating patience and careful choosing, with a brief classified notice about renting a buggy and team.
State of Texas commands publication of this citation for eight weeks to notify W. E. Kneeland and heirs of multiple named parties and other claimed owners to appear in the Brewster County District Court in Alpine on the fifth Monday after the first Monday in August 1910 to answer a petition filed May 17 1910 in suit No 80 by H. H. Simmons and C. A. Graham and others as defendants regarding described property.
Plaintiffs residents of Hill County Texas claim title to three Brewster County tracts: W H Hereford survey 24394 acres, A H Wiley survey 1119 acres, and S Dunman survey 2969 acres. Defendants allegedly entered, ejected plaintiffs, and withhold possession, seeking title, possession, damages of 15000, costs, and relief. Clerk Flora L Daugherty issues citation by publication from Alpine Texas May 19 1910.
Official Democratic Primary Ticket lists county and district officers with names and fees for positions including County Judge Flora Daugherty Sheriff and Tax Collector J T Armstrong County Attorney and commissioners Precincts 1 2 3 4 Constables and justice posts plus committee members and representatives in a historical election slate. Contact Neville McDonnell for hauling services.
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