Alpine Matter Directors Named by Alpine Publishing Co
Alpine Publishing Co Inc lists JD Jackson as President Jim P Wilson as Vice President CW Livingston as Secretary JH Dentley as Director W T Henderson as Director F J Moyer as Fact Manager with $200 in advance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Alpine Publishing Co. Inc
JD. Jackson
Jim P. Wilson
CW. Livingston
JH Dentley
W. T. Henderson
F. J. Moyer
Alpine
Alpine seeks better water and sewer systems vote in 1919
The Alpine article argues for improved water supply and sewer systems to justify lower insurance rates and better fire protection. It warns against bootleggers and corruption, urging residents to support adequate municipal services and revenue bureau action.
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Alpine
Secretary to attend Highway Commission meet in San Antonio
Alpine Chamber of Commerce secretary JM Pouncey left Wednesday on No 10 for San Antonio to attend the Highway Commission meeting. He will advocate locating the Robert E Lee Highway from San Antonio to Fort Worth. If possible he will push for the route’s establishment through the area.
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Pouncey
Alpine Chamber l of Commerce
San Antonio
The
Highway Commission
Robert E.lee
Alpine
Carnival to Open at San Angelo Fair in October 1919
A catalog announces the San Angelo Fair and Carnival to be held October 29 to November 1, 1919. Organizers urge plans to visit and spend a few days at the show, noting funds have not yet been raised to cover expenses and expressing confidence it will be among the best in Texas.
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San Angelo
Texas
Another Carload of Machinery Arrives for Plant
Fast Friday the Smelter received another carload of machinery. It was unloaded, installed, and adjusted at the plant. Burke and LB sent up to El Paso. Attended a meeting of the board. The G H and SAL Ry Co commission Tuesday.
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Burke
Lbnt
el Paso
Rand Damage Board
SAL Ry. Coysion Tueday
Doings at Marathon Herding Cattle near Warwick and Haymond
Mrs J J Roberts and children joined teachers after dawn trip to Lightning ranch passing Warwick and Haymond. Cowboys corralled cattle, horses rode herd, visitors helped with meals and campfire, then cattle moved to carral for branding vaccination and marking. Names listed include Rawhide, Sleepy Till, Tacbout, Sages fainter, Uncle Fake, Robea Pic, Toss, Jeff Stewart, Dick Riggs.
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J. J. Roberts
Lightning Ranch
Warwick
Haymond
Hey
Odie Roberts
Remida
Teix
Pat C
Robea Pic
Jeff Stewart
Dick Riggs
Mr. Harmon
Bart Meeks
Charley
Petar Tree Pty
Ed Pee
Marathon town notes and Brewster County court sale
Local items report visits and departures among Marathon residents including Miss Lora Martin and J. McArdle. notes on school, theater, and a misadventure of Ivan Mel Keeney. A Brewster County court sale details Lot 8 and Lot 9 in Alpine tied to G T Wilcox and Jesusa Wilcox to satisfy a $2790 judgment. Prospects of Marathon as an oil town rise with drilling near Iron Mountain and gas field interest.
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Cox
Ranger
Texas
Fred
Wnday
John Yarbro
New Mex
Marathon
W. W. L. Causey
Marfa
Vor. Wagner
W.M. French
Lora Martin
State OF Texas
UUNTY
Brewster
G. T. Wile Unter
J.A Walton
Aorelock P.M
Wilcox Hina
Jeeuea
Wilcox
Fotlowine
Said
TA Walton
Wilco
Jesusa Wilcox
Wilcow
Townsend
Brewster County
Wesday
Longfellow
Mason
Pearl Green
Alpine
Jordan
Miller
Ferry
Fort Stockton
Gaston White
Frank Rooney
Iron Mountain
Darling
Greenley
Jones
Tde
Allen Oil
Weeks
Help the Freight Car Efficiency
Government urged shippers and receivers to double efforts to improve freight car efficiency. Requests include ordering only when needed, avoiding railway equipment for small tonnage, minimizing car diversions, and prompt unloading. Receivers urged to load full carloads from nearest sources and place orders to maximize capacity. Storage Tanks by I B Braden.
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Reight
Gem
Resumption of intensive loading urged to ease terminal congestion
The text argues that resuming intensive loading will reduce load on cars and relieve congested terminals. It emphasizes track capacity over equipment and calls for a strong, concerted effort by the Railroad Act, railroads, and shippers. It urges shippers and receivers to cooperate to meet transportation needs during heavy traffic.
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Vhs
Revenue Bureau
CHE Universal Car
Farmer
Verchant
Leaveck
West Texas Motor Co
Ford Sales—Service
John Young Land Co
Alpine, Tex
Creage
John Young Land Company
Alpine Lumber Co
Miss Willie Mae
Lille French
del Rio
Mrs. Match
Palmer French
Graham Ranch
Ivan Mel Keenney
Lenox
Sanderson
Joe McArdle
BE. Skiles
B. Braden
Clarence Hord
Edison
New
Paul
Optician
Just
Lion
Mitchell-Gillett Co
Headquarters
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