Alpine Postoffice Opens Mail Matter of Second Class
O D Yates reports subscription price in advance for the Alpine Texan dated Thursday morning March 9 1910. Revere at the post office in Alpine details mail matter of second class distribution and pricing.
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Revere
Alpine
Texan
Second Clase
Hazing ban discussed after Texas UT shooting sparks debate
A UT student shooting linked to hazing prompts calls for stricter discipline in Texas colleges. The piece notes hazing is barbaric, urges law enforcement, and mentions a proposed 1912 bounty bill and other state topics including Alpine School Board elections and West Texas newspaper conventions.
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University of Texas
Texas
Advertising Auto Line Inaugurates Alpine Fort Stockton Service
Secretary Burney ordered Houston agents to publicize the Alpine Fort Stockton auto line. Beginning March 1, 1911, semi weekly four cylinder autos operate Alpine to Fort Stockton and return. Departures from Alpine at 10 a.m. Monday and Thursday, Fort Stockton at 10 a.m. Tuesday and Friday. One way $4, round trip $15.
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Alpine-Fort Stockton
Burney
Anderson
Houston
Tex
Alpine Commercial Club
Alpine
Fort Stockton
Mondiland
Fort Davis Notes and Local Happenings
Fort Davis reports good weather as residents plant shade trees along sidewalks. The Commercial Club rents the Stewart hotel and plans a sublease to Mr and Mrs Dumble. Merriman leaves town after two weeks of piano sales and tuning. New arrivals include Mr and Mrs H C Jackson from California, sister of E H Carlton. A baby girl was born March 1 to Judge and Mrs J P Weatherby. Delegates Will Pruett, W Kesey, and John Bance depart for Waco representing the Grand Assembly of the IOOF Lodge meeting March 6. A H McKew moves into Cathesndence, S A Thompson ill, Mrs Susan Neill visiting Weatherby home.
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The
Commercial Club of
Fort Davis
Stewart Hotel
Dumble
J.P. Weatherby
Messrs
Will Pruett
W. Keesey
John Bance
Waco
Grand Assembly
JF. Lodge
Hne
Marathon Letter From Marathon Church News and Local Bits
Rev Ted reports a very successful meeting with over seventy members. Thirty one baptisms occurred at Mt Spruce. Marathon boys and Troop B soldiers won a ball game at Alpine by three scores. Several garbled items mention Petraes Newsam, El Paso Moraid, and Shackelford, with rumor and humor about court, ore shipping, and a duster for the courthouse.
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Ted
C Church
Mt Spruce
Alpine
Tae Ean Manufacturing Co Builds Steam Vulcanizer Plant
Tae Ean Manufacturing Co shows plans to install a steam vulcanizing plant for repairing automobile tires and rubber items. The unit will be isolated from machine shops to prevent grease and dust contamination. Each order will be tagged and booked to prevent confusion.
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Tae Ean Manufacturing Co
Notice of sale of Alpine Auto & Garage business
Notice to the public that Alpine Auto and Garage has been sold to Frank B. Williams. All indebtedness up to February 191A is assumed by the seller Cas Eowanns and accounts due up to the date are payable to the seller. The seller thanks patrons and asks continued support for the successor Frank B. Williams.
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Alpine Auto & Garage
Frank B. Willams
Cas Eowanns
Frank B. Wiluams
Hurley Residence Destroyed by Fire in Lindale Texas
Mr C C Hurley writes that his Alpine home and holdings were destroyed by fire a few weeks ago with only partial insurance coverage. Former Alpine Mercantile manager, he moved to Lindale Texas last year.
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C. C. Hurley
Hurley
Alpine Marcantile Company
Lindale
Texas
Prohibitionists Win Marfa Election By 28 Votes
Prohibitionists secured a hard fought win in Marfa defeating anti prohibitionists by 28 votes on Monday. The town has long handled prohibition with supporters planning to establish headquarters at the Paso venue for the coming period.
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Miter
Marfa
Marfi
Sheriff Sells Turney Property In Brewster County
West Coast Shingle Co demands payment from A M Turney after a 1910 judgment. Sheriff deeded real estate in Alpine and Hancock Additions to satisfy the 480.75 plus interest. A Bertschi and family passed through Alpine en route to Washington. Buick owner reports no accident on trip.
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West Coast Shingle Co
A.M. Turney
Brewster County
Texas
West Coast
A. M. Turney
P.m. Levy
Collins
Alpine
A. Watton
A. Bertschi
Madison
Iowa
Washington
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