Prohibition Debate Tangles Texas Senator Bailey Influence
A San Antonio xpress analysis questions if United States Senator Bailey should inject his national profile into Texas prohibition politics amid growing calls for redistricting. The piece notes party divisions, potential shifts in support, and concerns over federal influence in state policy. It also references a West Texas dry goods and grocery firm, listing officers and a land reward notice amid broader corporate details.
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Bailey
United States
Caesar
Texas
Baily
Seaes
Alpine Mercantile Company Eyes West Texas Growth
Alpine Mercantile Company operates its own large two-brick store in West Texas. Backed by a competent sales force, the firm maintains a wide stock and pledges a square deal to every customer, driving substantial business growth from modest beginnings.
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Alpine Mercantile Company
Orient Buys Fifty Miles of Material for Air Line
The San Angelo Standard reports the Orient railroad has purchased material for fifty miles of track to be laid on the air line west of Merizon. The rails will extend the line to Big Lake, eighty miles from Fort Stockton, with grad e forces already at work near Mertzon and Fort Stockton. Track laying toward Fort Stockton and toward Eldorado, Sonora and Del Rio is expected to proceed in parallel.
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Merizon
Big Lake
Fort Stockton
Roach & Stansell
Orient Line
Mertzon
Eldorado
Sonora
del Rio
San Angelo
Fairview
Orient
Pecos Valley Southern
Alpine
Brewster Fruit, Land and Nursery Company
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