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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
4
Twenty five thoroughbred Short Horn cattle aged one to three years listed under Addreed B Tenvirtos Alpine Texas. No trespassing or bunting allowed in the Koker pastures under penalty of law. L G Koxesnort manager.
A notice prohibits hunting or hauling wood in the Gage pastures. Violations will be punished to the full extent of the law. Signed by N S Murphy.
Jason W. James posts his Altura ranch pastures including Bird pasture and warns all parties against hunting or wood hauling under penalty of law.
Notice to subscribers promises a free pair of Atlas Tension Shears, valued at 21.00, for every new subscriber and for each old subscriber paying one year in advance. Also advertised are for sale Brown Leghorn eggs at 1.50 per 15 and 1.00 per 15, four cheap cockerels, Mesquite wood at 2 7 a cord, and contact details for S H McCourtonen and A McCallum.
A speaker argues for good roads as a key public investment. He claims each dollar spent on highways yields two dollars in return and outlines steps to attract industry, railroads, and growth. He urges equal justice and civic improvements as foundations for expanding commerce.
Piano shop advertises Viano instruments for rental. Listing notes model 3-10-8 and location at Rixon Piano, with brief pricing cue.
F H Hornbeck land commissioner of the Orient with W R Draper of the United States and Mexico Trust Company in San Angelo outlines a sweeping plan to attract northern farmers. The Pecos country irrigation project has drawn heavy investment and promises water rights with farm purchases. Hornbeck expects a large influx of agriculturists as organized efforts continue through Orient land offices.
Mr. Hornbeck says the Orient's extension to the Rio Grande and Pecos country will enlarge its trade territory and act as a major commercial feeder to San Angelo, even if Pecos farmers matter little to the city today.
The Californian Luther Burbank argues that for the first ten or twelve years a child needs sunshine and fresh air more than schooling. He notes many families fear delayed public school entry will hurt progress, but evidence shows a child starting at age eight to ten often overtakes peers who began earlier, with reading, writing, and practical knowledge developed through play and home life.
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