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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
6
A fragmented survey note lists multiple parcels with abbreviations for owners and certifications. It mentions acres, abstentions, and various Ry designations, indicating a complex record of land parcels and owner statuses.
OCR excerpt shows scattered references to Tex acres with various unknown owners and survey notes. Amid garbled words are repeated mentions of acres 850 to 915, several “Unknown owners” entries, and multiple survey labels like TM Ry and cert.
Vague OCR fragment mentions an owner and a date but lacks clear names places or context. The readable bits suggest a public or private note referencing a person and a time but provide no verifiable details.
The text lists numerous references to unknown owners, survey numbers, and railroad terms such as TM Ry, 88 survey, 984, and acres. It reads as a damaged land survey record with scattered figures and names, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable events.
A dense ledger fragment catalogs numerous parcels with unknown owners marked abstaining from surveys, listing acres and certificates for many tracts. Entries reference surveys, acres, and various named or initialed surveyors alongside mentions of known owners and county sections.
Fragmented OCR shows multiple mentions of surveys, unknown owners, and acres with unclear identifiers. Repeated lines reference 40 acres, 49 acres, and various survey numbers amid weathered abbreviations and uncertain ownership. No coherent event or outcome emerges.
Survey references list unclear ownership and acreage with multiple figures. Entries mention unknown owners, known owners, and various acre counts like 27.7, 1127, 857 acres, with dollar amounts such as 72 and 37, but the text is fragmentary and not fully decipherable.
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