Davis Mountains Ranch and Home For Sale With Trade Offers
Includes 17 percent of sections in Davis Mountains fenced and cross fenced with 4500 head of sheep and livestock. Owner will sell or consider a trade, asking 1500 cash for the operation with low costs and reasonable rent. Also listed are a 5 room frame stucco home, with new condition features and price 5500 with terms, plus multiple frame stucco houses on paved streets available for sale or trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Mountains
Coop Coma
Alpine
College Hill
City Loans Refinance Offers Low Interest Terms
A brief real estate notice promotes refinancing with low interest rates and long terms. It states loans are being closed on good residence and business property. Some new homes are being built and buyers are invited to see the lender.
Ranch Loans Offer 4 Percent Rate To Borrowers
It will pay you to see us about our 4% ranch loans. Liberal appraisals and low expense make this loan very popular. Repayment plan does not tie you up indefinitely. If you hold land notes it will pay you to see us about ing them. Now is a good time to refinance, buy additional land, or buy that ranch you have been wanting. See us about borrowing the extra money needed.
Abstracts of Title and Cost Efficient Service
Abstracts of title offered with quick courteous service and low costs. All abstracts are compared with the record to avoid errors that could ruin a trade. Consult us about costs of abstracts and save time and money.
Title Insurance secures land owners with cash guarantees
The Title Insurance Company promotes title insurance as a safe, cost effective way to guarantee a good title for buyers. Loan companies and real estate investors increasingly require insured titles. A single premium covers the entire policy to help close deals.
Fort Davis Notes on Club, Students, and Local Events
Fort Davis residents attended Study Club sessions with Rev H C Goodman speaking on Bible Day. Teacher Callie Holt remains ill and at Rev Judd Holt's home near San Antonio. Draft board reports place Alfredo Marin and others for December induction at Fort Bliss. November activities included Thanksgiving, hunting, a firemen’s fundraiser, and cold weather with frost. Mexican consul S A Campbell spoke to the Mile High club about land gains for US ranchmen and the Puebla revolution anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Bossier
F. M. Miller
Dorothy Hinds
Virginia Parry
H.C. Goodman
Callie Holt
Fort Davis
Judd Holt
San Antonio
Alfredo Marin
Jett Davis County Draft Board
Fort Bliss
Octaviano B. Vallejo
Petronilo Granado
Antonio C. Ybarra
Elias Marin
Edgar Fisher
Naval Base
San Diego
Mexico
S. A. Campbell
Alpine
Mile High Club
Mr. Campbell
Aquiles Cerdan
Puebla
Francisco Madero
Manuel Avila Camacho
Campbell
United States
Fort Davis event and pneumonia case at Pecos hospital
Major Bell county judge presides over Fort Davis meeting as Jack McCutcheon the rancher from Davis Mountains is reported in Pecos hospital with pneumonia. Attendance by fathers, mothers, teachers and children included a musical program and an old-fashioned spelling bee with Dorothy Hinds winning the spelling contest.
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Battain
W. Bell
Tomen
Benuhan
Cod
Cereals
Bell
Jack McCutcheon
Davis Mou Tains
Pecos
Fort Davis
Parent-Teachers Association
Dorothy Hinds
Philadelphia Pepper Pot Origin Story of Washington Soup
A Valley Forge cook created Philadelphia pepper pot soup for General George Washington who asked for a soup to warm and strengthen a soldier and lift his flagging spirit. The dish linked to Continental Army morale and early American culinary history.
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Philadelphia
Valley Forge
George Washington
Concessions to the Japanese in a historic tale
A cautionary tale recounts Francis Xavier’s diplomacy with Japan, where he wore splendid attire and displayed treasures to himself to gain the king’s trust. It argues that modern leaders should present gifts to themselves to maintain dignity while seeking peace, drawing a lesson about not conceding power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauodor
Ana Miei
Francie Xavier
Ho Olen
Japan
Boone
Francis
Xavier
Jaan
Relics of Modern Texas Caveman Unearthed
Two prospectors report finding a large cave man relic hoard near Stillwater Nevada including a one and a quarter inch diameter lead and silver ring inscribed J G Tarver Texas Giant an eight pound hammer crude ore mortar and hardened steel fragments alluding to Christian gifts and peace to Japan amid a damaged text fragment about wartime gifts and prayers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Utah
Nevada
Wilford McClellan
Albert Wilden
J. G. Tarver
Texas
Stillwater
Nev
Marathon News Highlights and School Gossip Summary
A scanned page notes deer hunting anecdotes by students Pat Teeny Boyd Marshall and Wallace, with names like Koluma Julia mentioned. It teases upcoming play results, jokes about Prissy and Todden, and questions about senior class behavior. A senior quote and 1940 car registration statistic end the column.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Title Insurance
M. L. Hopson
Trans-Pecos Abstract CO
West Ave
Alpine Brewster Co
M.m.hopson
J. W. Merrill
Sen
Eduardo Granado
Sul Ross
Virginia Ann Gilson
Travis Jenkins
Mildred Gibbons
A. F. Robinson Jr
Grace Thomas
Sue Nell Taylorune Nail
Oscar Nichols
Charles Motsch
Josephine Kelly
William Wright
Archie Oliver Iks
Julia Nail
George Hoffman
Fay Anthony
O'Connor
PTA
L. G. Lafarelle
Carton
Cable
van Fossan Motors
Texas College Ave
Pat
Teeny
Boyd
Marshall
Wallace
Koluma
Julia
Prissy
Todden
Santa
Johnny Chambers
Alpine Lumber Company
Fort Wort
Tetecram
Wales
U. S
State Telegram
Star-Telegram
Sos
Preeti
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