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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
4
Philadelphia Press condemns the dynamiting conspiracy charges as exposing terrifying methods used by the indicted men. The letters reveal brutal intent to intimidate owners and ruin structures, urging the severest punishment if guilt is proven while affirming no stance on innocence.
Arthur E. Stillwell is praised as Kansas City’s great railroad builder who conceived a shortcut to the Far East and spurred huge regional growth. The piece notes a temporary setback to binding Kansas City to the Mexican port route while lauding Stillwell’s 12 year solo effort and the broad economic impact of his work across Kansas City, Texas, Colorado and beyond.
Public notice from Terry's Market announcing readiness to handle all kinds of buying and selling. Encourages patrons to phone orders to 186 for fresh and tender meats with prompt delivery during business hours 10 to 5.
Fort Worth and Wood County tale centers on farmer George Reeves who allegedly earned $7000 from beans last year by a graftless hybrid of butter and navy beans. The beans reportedly yield pods eight to twelve inches long with nutritive value equal to two bushels of corn per bushel. Burgess a local promoter confirms the tale after inspecting samples and plans trials in Alpine Mineola and Tarrant County amid interest from merchants and bankers.
Mass Tow Hears in Hondo Texas offers a limited number of eggs for sale with satisfaction guaranteed. Wood is available at Cald well's and expected to be of good quality.
Notice forbids hunting fishing camping or trespassing on the property of Jason W for a reward of 500 dollars for the arrest and conviction of any violator. The sign describes the area and warns against encroachment with a terse legal tone. The text contains OCR errors but conveys a private property notice in Texas.
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