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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
Twenty five thoroughbred Short Horn Bulls aged one to three years listed with Ty. B. Temeeton Alpine Texas address. No hunting or trespass in the Koker pastures allowed under penalty of the law. L. G. Koxernor, Manager.
Notice to trespassers forbids hunting or hauling wood in Gage pastures. violators will be punished to the full extent of the law. signed N.S. Murphy.
Property posted Altura ranch including Bird pasture. All parties are warned against hunting or wood hauling under law. Signed Jason W. James.
Notice lists promotions for Avalanche subscribers including a pair of Atlas Tension Shears valued at $1 with new subscriptions and with annual renewals. Also advertised are poultry eggs for hatch ing, Mesquite Wood by the cord, and a Mesquite wood seller's contact.
Frederick P. Fish, former AT&T president, urges high business integrity and notes that written or verbal contracts should be honored. He cites statute of frauds yet argues reputations depend on keeping promises, and praises Boston and Chicago business associations for efficiency and elevated standards.
J H Dampo of Kansas City representing the Kansas City Mexico-Onent Company’s land department has opened a Pecos City branch. He rents Times office space and will be available at all times. The Pecos Times welcomes him and hopes Pecos City becomes their auto line hub to Buena Vista in Pecos County.
The text argues that cities should compete in governance and living standards rather than in sharp tactics. It contrasts views of reputable business leaders with those of sharpers seeking short term gain. It says Fish's policies will prevail in the long run and should guide all businessmen.
The article argues farmers can beat weather risks by diversification insurance and irrigation. It notes dry farming, supplemental irrigation, and flood control via levees and drainage cut odds of loss, especially for bottom-land Texas farms. Adoption of these measures reduces anxiety about weather.
10 acre blocks on the west side of town near business areas. Shallow water with clay soil, good level land free of rocks. Terms 75 to 100 dollars per acre, cash with balance in one or two years at 8 percent interest. Call A McCallum of Alpine Texas to buy as many as you need, 24 blocks available.
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