Brew iy Brewed Daily Echo of Alpine Davis Mountain News
The article notes the paper as the official city and county publication in Brew iy, serving Alpine and the Davis Mountain area. It discusses subscription pricing, staff roles, and editorial reach, including a reflection on traffic laws and public safety amid a period of legislative debate.
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Brew Iy
Ainth
Alpina
Davis Ountain
Ana
Asa
Sonia
Sharsdar
Snyert
Poreoun
Thashar
Deaths and Injuries Rise in Summer Travel
A warning about increased deaths and injuries as summer brings more tourists and traffic. The piece condemns carelessness and reckless driving, urging readers to follow safety rules to prevent needless tragedies and injuries in the year ahead.
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United States
Good Roads Pay for Themselves Survey News
A recent survey argues roads pay for themselves through lower vehicle costs. It notes average per mile maintenance and depreciation, spares fuel tires and maintenance. It cites rural districts as needing better highways and urges nationwide feeder road programs like New York to accelerate progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Elty St Powal
Sehers
New York
Call for Civic Leadership to Curb Traffic Death Toll
In a public statement Lewis A. DeBlois of Canualty and Surety Underwriters urges municipal and elite bodies to unite with citizens, civic groups, and police to push careful driving, enforce modern traffic laws, protect children and seniors, and reduce fatalities from preventable accidents. He notes widespread law violations and outdated rules fuel crashes and argues leadership is needed to modernize laws and ensure fair enforcement.
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Lewis A. DeBloisia
Ved
English Here and There Differences in Telephone Talk
Differences between American and British telephone jargon amuse travelers and surprise secretaries at the London naval conference. The British term for busy signals is served as You are through, while Hold the wire becomes Mold on there. Calls that fail are described as ineffective and completed ones mature. Information becomes an inquiry desk and there is no reply. The operating room is a waited room and long distance is trunk exchange. New York lines out of order are not working in London and American charges become fees. Americans say talking while the British say speaking.
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Ndon
New York Evening Post
New York
London
America
Peanut Butter Pleases Mothers and Teas for Little Tots
The article mixes peanut butter recipes and a random 1920s land sale notice. It mentions Peanut Butter Wafers and Peanut Butter and Honey Sandwiches, plus a banana spread, lemon juice addition, and a few odd notes about tea cravings for children. A separate land sale notice lists J H Landry and others offering property at Alpine on a July date. The text also references irrigation attempts and historical figures connected to Fort Stockton and various companies.
Notice of Execution Sale in Brewster County Texas
Notice of execution sale issued by Comal County Texas in a 1929 case. Lands described include portions of Section 41 Block 20 and surrounding sections in Harrison land grants, conveyed to Milam Harrison and heirs via General Land Office actions from 1909 to 1911. Sale action dated May 19 1990.
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Tex
Brewster
District Court
Comat County
Texas
Dille F. Posey
W. R. Posey
Don Yates
Maude K. Yates
Ralph D. Yates
Ollie B. Posey
W. S. Posey
J. HL. Landry
H&s. A. Ry
Howe
O ‘Ral Land Office
Canron
General Land Office
HE & WT RY. Co
Harrison
General ‘and Ofice
GH & SA Ry
General Land Offce
GI & SA Ry Co
Seeton
MK & TE Ry. Co
Weral Land Office
Te General Land Office
Ranch Castle Lost in Pecos Area Stockman’s Castle Near Stockton
Rack 17 miles from the road stands the $70,000 castle of Joe Trees of Pittsburgh at his 25,000 acre Pecos county ranch. Now occupied by cowman Two Oates with about 2,000 cattle, the site features a famed sulphur well that cost $100,000 to plug and drew visitors for its poisonous fumes and mineral waters. The oil wells nearby have been tested and the hall on the third floor may host a ball in the coming months.
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Stockton
Castle of
Joe
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Mibs
Cook
C.D. Wood Barry Sconer
Farl Clark
Halior
Representats Society Raitor
Alps
Congress
Teather
San Angelo
Cap Suman
J. H. Landry
Alpine
Treen
Trees
Fort Stockton
Mr. Trees
Trancontinental
Arkansas Fuel
Plymouth
Alpine Motor Co
Alpine, Texas
Pecos
Blacky Ra
Angola
Central-Power Light Company
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