First National Bank of Alpine Texas Ad
The bank highlights its success as built on customer friendship through earnest attention to their interests and service to the Alpine community.
26 May 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
The bank highlights its success as built on customer friendship through earnest attention to their interests and service to the Alpine community.
Washington reports the census bureau has cleared decks for action leasing two extra buildings to total 150000 square feet. A temporary force of 3000 workers will handle the summer census while 45000000 cards per month can be punched by 300 machines working day and night. Official population counts will begin with cities before states or minor divisions.
A. B. Storey, Texas State chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee, warns county chairs and election officers to bar Republicans and others from the Democratic primary set for July 23 1910. He cites plans to violate party customs and urges sworn challenges to any non Democrats attempting to vote, to preserve party unity and integrity.
A bank advertises starting an account with emphasis on getting customers moving. It invites readers to visit to learn how a checking account can help grow small deposits and explains advantages.
Mrs. John Simpson is seriously ill at her Warwick home. Mrs. R Stilwell left for Bizbee to be with her sister Mrs. W C Nicholes who is also seriously ill. J H Anderson reports twelve acres of corn and eight acres of mile maize near Marathon show strong yields under favorable conditions. G H Stovey fell from a horse on the J A Stroud ranch south of Marathon injuring hips and head. he was cared for at the Storey home and later moved to the Chambers hotel for treatment. The baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Jas D Lovemake died August 1st 1908. the funeral was held Tuesday evening with Rev J J Maurer officiating. The community extends sympathy.
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