Enthusiastic Mass Meeting Draws Alpine Support
A lively Alpine mass meeting featured J D Jackson speaking on the cow man role in city building and urged local effort. John Young and others discussed building stone and railroad needs while H S Wigley urged funding a commercial secretary and business club participation. Officers were elected by acclamation with Crawford and Jackson in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS. Wigley
W. J. Yates
H. C. Phillips
Wigle
Alpine
Chicago
Crawford
Inder
J.D. Jackson
H.C. Phillips
Jackson
HS. Wigle
W. van Sickle
J. L. Crawford
S. A. Starr
F. E. Gillett
Two New Orders Anest Stock Shipments
The Texas Live Stock Sanitary Commission issued two orders affecting livestock shipments. From November 1, 1910, Louisiana to Texas will be allowed with certification per commission rules. Also shipments from Jefferson and Orange counties to other Texas counties will be permitted when moved under the commission’s regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Sanitary Commission ‘of
Texas
R. H. Harris
San Angelo
Tex
R. H. Hannis
State of Texas
Jefferson and
Orange
Ingenious French water pump harvests fish
A bizarre French irrigation pump drew 28 gallons per stroke feeding a pond where fish crawfish and debris circulated. A metal basket filtered the catch while a boy sorted by species and weight. The system, though clever, faced authorities due to the threat of rapid depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fccident
France
la Male Quette
Raven
Sympathy and Tolerance for Human Weakness in Moral Trials
A reflective piece argues that sympathy and charitable tolerance help a man repent for serious mistakes. It notes harsh critics overestimate their own virtue and fail to grasp frailty. The article emphasizes supportive guidance over judgment to prevent continuation in wrongdoing.
Ohio The Battleground in 1912 Presidential Race
The article argues Ohio shifts as a political theater with Republican activity moving westward. It notes Ohio’s history of fluctuating loyalties, Governor Harmon seeks re election, and a Harmon victory could boost a Democratic presidential nomination in 1912. It discusses Taft’s position and possible Roosevelt involvement impacting party dynamics and state influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
East
Ohio
McKinley
Judson Harmon
Taft
Harmon
Democratas
Roosevelt
Partie
San Antonio Express
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Tevan
Sanford
School House
A. McCallum
Agt
Paul
Whnoven
Old Mexico
Brewster County
Brewster
Presidio
A. M. Turney
Alpine Steam Laundry
J. L. Wade
A. B. Sandifer
Mer
Asyseryt
Texaco
The
Texas Company
Houston
Measday & Co
Holland Hotel
Sunny Brook
John Young
Judge van Sickle
Ater
Turney
van Sick
Ben J. F. Berkeley
Ofice—Palace Pharmacy
H. Ragin
Robt. George
M. D
Ofice
Marithon
Tex Oor
Jno
A. Hardy
Wigfall van Sickle
Kokernot
Altura Ranch
Jason W. James
Sanford Notary Public
Stark Bros. Nursery Company
Depor
Mildars
San Antonio
G. Brooke
Wee Wee
G. H
S. A. RY
Account International Fair
T. J. Anderson
Houston Texas
Ann E. F. Higgins
Hees
Sargent and Sargent
Pine
W. T. Henderson
We Glen Ranch
Apine
Carazonas Ranch
C. W. Livingston
Collins’ Stable
Lidies
Ecaml Macane
Fort Stockton
Pecos County
Orient Railroad
Kfuture City
F. A. Hornbeck
K.C. M. & O. Ry. RE. BE. Grimes
Kansas City
of the Orient
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