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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
4
A sheriff's sale notice references a property action in Texas. The text lists parties associated with the case and references the sale proceeding under local legal authority. The readable details indicate an official announcement of property disposition with unspecified parcel information.
Public notice that under judgments in Hord vs Harmon and Yarbro vs Welty, real estate in Marathon Alpine and Shipman areas is levied for sale. Sheriff J A Watson will sell at Alpine Court House on first Tuesday in May 1917 between 10 am and 4 pm to satisfy sums owed plus costs, to highest bidder in cash. Publication in Alpine Avalanche for three weeks.
Notice warns all parties under penalty of law not to hunt fish camp or trespass on the property of Jason W Jamus. The terse advisory serves as a formal trespass restriction and asserts legal consequences for violations.
Local office invites readers and advertisers to contact when they have news items or printing needs. Call the Avalanche office to share tips or place print work requests.
A railway time table item lists departures from Kansas City Missouri for M&O lines including Orient Univel 808 p.m and 8:10 a.m with routes to Kant Mound No 10 7.03 a.m and No 103 4.06 p.m. Also mentions Westound No 101 4.34 p.m and Round No 9 WS 4:... with other times in the day.
Governor testifies on his own behalf explaining expenditures to a legislative committee. He outlines authorization, funding sources, and accountability measures while addressing questions from members about appropriations and fiscal controls.
Austin reports the Texas legislature advances a congressional redistricting measure, the first passage in both chambers in 15 years, with the plan to take effect in 1919. Gov Ferguson faced impeachment inquiry activity as hearings continued, while session pacing hints at an April adjournment and a late special session.
Governor Ferguson signed this week a house joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to allow depositions by out of state witnesses in prosecutions for Texas antitrust violations. Senate bill allows terminal companies to take bonds for docks and wharves. House bill increases the salaries of guards.
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