Robbery suspect bound over after hearing in Alpine
The Mexican charged with the West Texas Grocery Co. robbery appeared before Judge Ragin, was bound over to the grand jury, and the bond was set at 500. E G Seeley of Joplin Mo, a mining engineer prospecting Brewster county, arrived in Alpine claiming a rich ore field awaits development. Glen Richard shipped 200 cows from Itasca to Mr Gist, and 100 cows belonging to J P Wilson were sent to Memphis Texas as friends bid him farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Grocery Co
Ragin
E.G. Seeley
Joplin, Mo
Alpine
Mr.Seeley
Brewster County
Glen Richard
J. P. Wilson
Itasca
Richard
Jas. Cotter
Gist
Memphis
Texas
C. F. Kimball
el Paso
Federal Grand Jury
Agai Jim Gillespie
The
Avalanche
R. B. Trent
R’y
Hermanos
New Mexico
Farley Weaver Orchard Deal Promises West Texas Prize Orchard
Brewster county records show Wade Farley of Marathon to plant forty acres of Weaver land in Section 24 with apple peaches and other fruits. The project aims to be scientifically managed, making the prize winning orchard of West Texas and a strong local advertisement. Meanwhile local notes report grand jury activity in El Paso, weather rain north of Alpine, and various regional movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
Wade Farley
Marathon
J. W. Weaver
Far’ley
Mr. Weaver
Section 24
Farley
Weaver
Severe storm near Alpine causes heavy rain and flooding
Reports from Clark and Kokernots ranches describe a severe wind storm with one of the year's heaviest rains. Water reportedly entered ranch houses, especially Clark's, with three inches of precipitation noted at Travis White's location. Telephones confirm widespread county rainfall. In Alpine, residents including M. S. Burke and Henry Fletcher visited, while W. M. Sanford traveled to Las Cruces for the Methodist Conference. The Study Club met October 3 with topics on the legal status of women and children in Texas, appointing committee members and planning book storage and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and Kokemnots Ranch
Clark's Ranch
Travis White
Alpine
H.M. Smith
Texas
van Sickle
T ‘Alpine
Burton
Alletter
Treasurer State Federation
Coast of Mesdames Burton, Hardy and van Sickle
Francis Hall Dies in Texas Ranch Sale Return
Francis C Hall son of Alfred S Hall of Winchester Massachusetts died suddenly in Marrs Rett Tadley Hane. Born September 23 1878 in Winchester he attended Dartmouth College class of 1902. He served in the Spanish American War with the 5th Massachusetts regiment and later worked with the Mississippi River Commission in St Louis and Stone Webster in Boston. He owned and ran a cattle ranch at Alpine Texas for six years, selling it early in July and returning to Massachusetts. His health had suffered under strain, but death was unexpected.
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Boston
Mass
Francis Hall
Alpine
Hall
Jackson & Harmon
Francis C. Hall
Alfred S. Hall
Winchester
Marr
Hane
Darmouth College
5Th Mass. Regt
Missi River
St. Louis
Stone & Webster
Texas
Massachusetts
McCallum and Weaver Praise Alpine Audiences
McCallum and Weaver express satisfaction with large nightly crowds at their picture show in Alpine. McCallum vows to maintain an orderly house and reassure patrons that no one will endure indignity during their stay.
Irrigated Land Yields Big Crop Near Alpine
Mr. A J Edwards reports harvesting a Nile maize crop on his irrigated farm west of Alpine yielding 1-3 tons per acre before fodder. Fodder covers expenses. total revenue estimated at $70 per acre. Mention of equipment and a note from James Rooney about the Orient 15 miles from Ft Stockton. washout near Pecos River caused delay. Includes church meeting details and local ads for cash buys to ease living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edwards
Alpine
Jas. Rooney
Orient
Ft. Stockton
Pecos ‘River
Milch Cow for Sale Fresh in March
Good milch cow for sale will be fresh in March and currently yields about three gallons daily. Expect four to five gallons once fully fresh. Apply at this office.
Public Dray Offers Haulage Services for Patronage
Public notice announces readiness to perform all kinds of hauling. Patrons urged to phone 186 for orders and prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
Notice to Trespass on Property by Jason W Tastes
All parties are forbidden under penalty of law to hunt fish camp or trespass on the property of Jason W Tastes. This legal warning serves as a formal notice to prevent unauthorized entry and protect property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason W. Tastes
Local notices urge cash payments and debt collection
A parade of items urges customers to pay overdue accounts within 30 days, notes strict cash terms, and lists various local services. Mentions Guy Crawford & Co real estate knowledge, Terry's meat market phone orders, Alpine Steam Laundry, McGaughy land sales, Alpine hotel, Caldwell money needs, Mrs C Ducar goods, E Catonet Taylor feed and fuel, and Candy Kitchen fresh fruits with home made sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Hotel
Caldwell
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W. C. Moore and
Alpine Wonder
L. B. Caruthers
W. F. McGaughy
Big Fruit Orchard
Dr. Middlebrook
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Mrs. Middlebrook
Dock Gourley
Marfa
Presidio County
A.F. Robinson
J. H. Crow
S. J. Burdick
Catives
J.mcspadden
T. B. Templeton
Federal Court
Burke
el ‘Paso
Henry Fletcher
Bev Greenwood
W. M. Sanford
Las Cruces
N. M
Methodist Conference
Jake Baldwin
Marta
Austin
Mra. van Sickle
Alamo
Capacty
Program For Christian Endeavor
Peter
Herschel Hord
Julia Zumwale
Prof. Woodford
Enon Smith
C. A. Brown
Presbyterian Church
Ford Bakery Grocery Co
R. B. Slight & Co
Texas A
Ambassador and Statesman
Guy Crawford & Co
Tor
U.S. Supreme Court
Terry's Meat Market
Alpine Steam Laundry
McGaughy
Taylor's
Sandy
Candy Kitchen
Alpine Mercantile Company
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