Ranch Loans With Low Rates Offer Easy Repayment
A city loan listing promotes ranch loans at 4 percent interest with easy repayment terms, plus a 6 percent option on property loans. Clear details on eligibility and repayment schedules are presented for property owners seeking financing.
Ranch with 7900 acre range seeks sale or trade
For sale or trade is a 7900 acre Davis Mountains ranch stocked with over 4500 head of sheep and livestock. Fenced and cross fenced with net fencing, running water, and low operation costs. Owner asks $1800 cash and is open to good trade and quick sale. Also offers two additional homes on site with reasonable terms.
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Davis Mountains
Alpine
City Loans Ref finance homes with low rates and easy terms
City loan offer promotes refinancing on good residence and business property with low interest and long terms. New homes are under construction, and the ad invites readers to contact the lender.
Ranch Loans Promote 4 Percent Ranch Financing
A local lender advertises ranch loans at 4 percent with liberal appraisals and low expense. Flexible repayment avoids long tying of funds and encourages refinancing and expanding land holdings. They also promote cashing rand notes and borrowing extra money for land purchases.
Abstractors ask: pay less for quick, courteous service
Abstracters warn against costly errors by comparing abstracts with records. They urge buyers to avoid overpaying for quick service and emphasize accuracy to prevent trade ruin. The message promotes careful selection of abstracting services.
Title Insurance for Land Owners and Real Estate Investors
Title insurance offers a cash guarantee of good title to land owners. Lenders increasingly require insured titles. The Title Insurance Company helps close deals with a single premium cost.
Insurance Agent Promises Custom Policies for Every Need
L. Hopson, agent, offers coverage across fire hail auto life accident liability and more including bonds explosion aviation trucking cargo and rent and occupancy. He states we write insurance and you wage what you need.
Honor Roll Readers Named in Avalanche Listing
The Honor Roll in this week's Avalanche includes renewals and seven new readers. Subscriptions in good standing are thanked and new names added to the Alpine area list, with several entries from Marfa, Marathon, Alpine, and surrounding towns. Readers urged to renew if due.
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Avalanche
Thirteen Motor Vehicles Registered in October in Brewster County
Thirteen new motor vehicles were registered in Brewster County last month, bringing the yearly total to 243. October registrations matched January and trailed September’s 14, listing buyers including Beasley, Weston, Taylor, Ivey, Neal, Moss, Valadez, Medley, Davis, Lackey, Espinosa, Merriwether, McElroy and others with varied makes such as Ford, Chevrolet, GMC, and Dodge pickups and sedans in Alpine Marathon Presidio Terlingua and nearby areas.
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Brewster County
Fred L. Beasley
Marathon
Ford
Elmo Weston
AL. Taylor
Alpine
Clyde Vaught
Presidio
Plymouth
Joe Moss
Chevrolet
Tomas Valadez
B Mediey
FL Davis
Roy Lackey
Dodge
Domingo Espinosa
Terlingua
Dodie
Holland and Merriwether
GMC
Earl McElroy
Twenty five dollar horse bold start for Maine mine guard
A March 1 1902 Terling Texas Terling mine tale recounts how Woods a Maine man bought a $25 horse to guard Howard Perrys Perry quicksilver land. He had never ridden and faced thorny ground and long roads while protecting the claim near the Big Bend through the years.
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Terling
C. W. Williams
Fort Stockton
Judge Williams
Texas Plains
New Mexico
Big Bend
Texas
Perry
Portland
Maine
Turney
W. W. Turney
Agua Frio Spring
Woods
Colorado
Mr. Woods
Mr. Perry
Western Hemisphere
Autos Kill Many Deer In Hill Country Night
An Austin dispatch reports numerous deer fatalities on night drives in the hill country where curves hinder visibility. In July and August a total of 32 deer were killed on roads near Kerrville, with many vehicle crashes causing injuries. The Game Warden warned drivers to slow down in deer habitat.
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Austin
Kerrville
Mrs Brite Named Member TCU Board of Trustees
L C Brite widow of Marfa ranchman was elected to the board of trustees of Brite College of the Bible at Texas Christian University filling the vacancy left by her husband’s death. Mr Brite founded the Bible school and was board president at his death. Civil Service Exam The Civil Service Commission announces an exam for teachers in Indian schools including Alaska. Salaries range from 1620 to 2000 dollars yearly with applications due by December 11 1941 at the Commission’s Washington office.
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L. C. Brite
Marfa Ranchman
Monday
Brite College of the Bible
Texas Christian University
Brite
Bible ‘School
Civil Service
Civil Services Commisson
Alaska
Commission
Washington
C. A. Lease
Alpine Post Office
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Z. M. Decie
W. E. Lockhart
J. M. Walker
Matt Smith
Earl Fallis
Ranchogas Co
B. C. Graves
S. J. McSpadden
R. A. McMurry
Alpine Telephone Corp
John Grove
R. M. (Buck) Treadwell
Menard
C. E. Treadwell
E. L. Propst
Charlotte
N.C
Peyton Cain
Charles Chambers
Cora Miles
John Sotelo
Fort Bliss
New
Walter Wilson
E. L Chapman
Langtry
C.F. McFarland
Maria
A. R. Davis
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L. F. Buttrill
W. W. King
Rex Ivey Jr
Bill Neal
Ay Barry Scobee
Perry Quicksilver
Terlina
Meemorial Hospital
la Plata
Alpine Lumber Company
Wamba
Aeroplane
Baltimore
Kraft Caramels
Peyco
Ralston
Ralston’s Cereal
Alpine Super Market Masonic Building
TCU Board of Trustees