Shipman and Dolan wedding reported in El Paso Herald
Shipman and Dolan were married yesterday at the home of the bride's sister on Mogoffn Avenue. Miss Alice Dolan, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Pat Dolan of Clint, wed Mr. O L Shipman of Alpine. Rev. Arthur Marston officiated as the couple, after a wedding breakfast, prepared to remain in town for a few days aboard the Golden State or Cloudcroft.
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Mr. O
Shipman
W. K. Shipman
Avalanche
E Paso Herald
Alice Dolan
Pat Dolan
Clint
O. L._ Shipman
Alpine
A. A. Funk
M. Goffin Avenue
Brewster County Farmers Institute Meeting Notice
The next regular meeting of the Brewster County Farmers Institute will be held at the courthouse next Tuesday night September 12 at 8 o clock. All members and others interested in Brewster county agricultural development are urged to attend.
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Brewster County Farmers Institute
Court House
Institute
Brewster County
Alfalfa Available in Caldwell by W P Flow
Caldwell supplier W P Flow offers alfalfa at competitive prices with delivery optional. Call phone 162 to arrange pickup or auto-run service for quicker access to forage.
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W. P. Flow
Pecos Fair and Barbecue Set for September Days
Pecos Texas prepares for the Pecos Fair and Barbecue and Old Settler's Reunion on September 14 and 15. The event offers meat coffee pickles and bread for 000 people and a round trip rail fare has been announced. Locals work hard to ensure a successful two day celebration with bright prospects.
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Pecos
Texas
Texas Needs Great Men for Modern Progress
Fragmented OCR summary highlights claims that Texas achievements in printing education industry and infrastructure uplift citizens. Mentions of Germans and Chinese influences, progress spurred by writers, farmers, manufacturers, miners, bankers, and educators driving growth.
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Texas
Texas Calling Prospects to Prosperity and Industry
A vivid call extols Texas as fertile soil like the Nile Valley, a land where prosperity dawns nightly and seas nurture by day. It pictures minerals as a treasury and the land as a universal factory site inviting industry. It urges great men to answer the opportunities shining across paradise shores.
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Texas
Paradise
Garden
Euen
Rory
Orient railroad progress and Alpine mission event noted
Report shows Union International Construction Co works advancing west of Mertzon Texas with 214 miles laid in thirty days reaching 424 miles west of Mertzon and 70 miles west of San Angelo Train service between Mertzon and Barnhart to commence September 3 opening De Soto and Barnhart stock shipping towns Grading over 50 miles ahead of tracklaying Alpine East Orient Co holds continuous 80 miles in the U S from Wichita Kansas to 70 miles west of San Angelo with materials ready for 30 more miles Baptist Women’s Missionary Union plans Alpine Texas meeting September 15 1911 programs include devotional, welcomes, and society reports Miss Mamie Grove to Alpine as a governess The Laundry number 37 noted.
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Mertzon
Texas
San Angelo
Barnhart
de Soto
Ma Jachine
Orient Company
United States
Wichit
Kansas
E. Dickinson
Mgr
Judge Odom passes through Fort Stockton on route home
Fort Stockton letters report Judge Jno Odom of Fort Stockton en route from San Antonio with his family planning to spend winter in San Antonio. Rain from Dryden to Alpine left the countryside in poor condition and a lack of rain threatens prairie grass. Alpine visitor E G Williams, an Alpine saddlemaker, expresses surprise at Fort Stockton’s growth and optimism for the town’s future. Arthur Edwards of Lake Charles came to Alpine to retrieve his brother Harry Edwards remains, then went to Fort Davis. Mrs Joe Humphrey arrives from Marta for the teachers institute. Rev Lock Adair revival yields twelve conversions in Fort Stockton. Mrs Travis White and children of Hondo visit Alpine. banker Mr White may relocate there. Effie Phillips of Waco will teach in Marathon. Everett Townsend of Elsinore Cattle Company visits Alpine and celebrates good prospects.
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Jno. Odom
Ft. Stocken
San Antonio
Alamo City
Arthur Edwards
Lake Charles
Alpine
Ft. Davis
Edwards
Harry Edwards
Effie Philips
Waco
H.C. Phillips
Miss Phillips
Marathon
Everett Townsend
Elsinore Cattle Company
Call for settlement from Arrive Mercantile Co
To Our Friends and Customers the Arrive Merchantus Co asks those who owe money to call and settle accounts at once. They note liberal credit in many instances for months and warn that if settlements are not made they will place claims in the hands of an attorney for collection.
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Mencantus Co
Texas needs great men in state government
A sweeping call urges Texas to appoint leaders who can think beyond the present and chart a modern path across continents. The speaker likens progress to discovery, with Texas as uncharted terrain awaiting exploration in agriculture industry minerals and commerce.
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Olumbus
America
Galileo
Texas
Columbus
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Union & International Construction Co
Orient
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Women’s Missionary Union
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el Paso
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Missioniv Society
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Our Association
J J. Maurer
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Gringe
Jeff D. Ray
Stubbs
Griffith
Buckner Orphan's Home
Gid Bowden
Grurrirn
Bass
E. G. Willams
Journal
Fort Stockton
Ft. Stockton
Joe Humphrey
Marta
Lock Adair
Place
Travis White
Hondo
Mr. White
Mrs. White
Asusiiva
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