Fragmented 19th Century Publicity Snippet From Alpine Texas
A garbled OCR fragment chronicles light notes on advertising, a drought era setting, a Kansas weekly publisher surprised by a late backer for a closing sale, and scattered quotes about ads, education, and public figures. The piece nods to prohibition era politics and press debts, with unclear dates or names.
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Kansas
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Population shifts in major cities show mixed gains
Report indicates New York and several large cities like Atlanta Houston Calleh Memphis and Fort Worth saw gains while others doubled in share. Mian records the highest relative gain among larger cities as demographic shifts unfold amid police activity and as overall urban standings fluctuate.
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New York
Troll
Atlanta
Houston
Calleh
Memphis
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Kattanooka
Tampa
Automobile Drivers Responsible for Rising School Age Accident Risk
The piece argues auto related deaths and injuries drive overall accident rates, noting fewer rail deaths and large firms improving safety. It calls for decisive action to remove reckless and incompetent drivers from public highways and stresses continued safety education in schools and stronger insurance-backed controls.
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Fort Davie Students Plan College Routes and Town News
Fort Davie’s young residents map future study paths with Richard Irving heading to the University of Arizona and Preston Johnson toward Texas A M. Miss Tommie Louise Fapy prepares for Trinity and Hockaday, while Alfred McCutcheon will enter an eastern prep, and Don Carlton aims for Oklahoma’s oilfield engineering. The presbytery meet, Highland Fair dates, and new teachers arrive as Fort Davis hosts growing interest and scenic highway plans.
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Fort Davie
Richard Irving
University of Arizona
Tuscon
Preston Johnson
Texas A. & M
Mise Jones Jones
West Moorland
Atria
San Antonio
Willis McCutcheon, Jr
San Marcosa
Tommie Louise’ Fapy
San Marcos
Trinity
Hockaday School
Dals
Alfred McCutcheon
Alpine
Don Carlton
Dallas
University of Oklahoma
Marts
Okiehoms
Clara Grubb
Fort Davis notes brighten town week with events
Contour mile high scenery along Finlay ranch road showcased local life as residents held a second PT A dance netting about 320 for the school plant fund. Bridge and reception at Hotel Limpia featured Mrs Audrey Miller hosting guests while the Fort Davis schools opened with a program led by teachers and superintendent Coan.
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Courthowe
PT. A
Bridge
Judnel M. Jones
Hazel Jones
Miss Jones
Dart
San Antonio
Kate Calder
Clara Grubb
Lady Bird Fowlkes
Tommie Louiae —Espy
Mattie May Smith
Luella Bisbee
Mesdames J. K. Stewart
Carl Rost Fryar
J. K. Miller
Harold Thorpe
FL. Sproul
Clay Eepy
Joh Frank Jones
RC. Williams
John Kuntz
San Benito
Herbert Bisbee
Galveston
Mary Cox
Hicks Gray
John Prude
Bisbee
Sproul
Gray
Hotel Limpia
Audrey Miller
HM. Jones
R. C. Williams
H. Welker
H.C. Expy
Koontz
F. J. Sproul
Prank Jones
R. Fryar
Mra. Blabee
Jones Jones
Marth McCutcheon
Frank Jones
Espy
H. M. Jones
M. Anderson
H. Clark
Callie Fist
Audreysutter
Barry Seahee
Coan
Coante
Mat
School Board Examines Book Cover Rules And Schedule
Mr Coan urged pupils and parents to follow a state education ruling requiring covered books or returns due to excessive damaged copies. Discussion covered school hours and noon length with no decision yet. The matter to be revisited at the next PTA meeting.
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Mr. Coan
State Educational Department
Election Contest In Barnett Fowlkes Case On Appeal
The Barnett Fowlkes election contest in the county goes before a court on September 26 after a county executive committee hearing. Fowlkes, who won by six votes, has received notice of the setting for trial at a special term. The presiding judge is not yet determined.
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Barnett
Watch Found On Mountain Near Merrill Canyon
L H McCutcheon, engineer on the scenic highway survey, found a seventeen jewel Waltham gold watch near the survey site at the mouth of Merrill canyon above the Kelly ranch. He guessed it had been lost about two years ago. the crystal looked broken and possibly stepped on by a cow. No owner is identified.
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L. H. McCutcheon
Balanced Rocks
Merrill Canyon
Kelly Ranch
McCutcheon
Waste To City Taxpayers Samara If Not Pony Strife
In a terse note, residents are urged to address unpaid taxes in Samara or risk local fiscal repercussions. The message warns that neglect could lead to intensified collection efforts and potential service impacts.
Pecan Tree Offer Refused on Waco Lawn
A pecan tree on the lawn of a residence at 25 Avenue in Waco, ten years old, stood at the center of a dispute as Mrs Minette Fort refused an offer for the tree. The case highlights a local property issue involving a valued shade tree.
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Ellis Home
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Judge Weatherby
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American School
Lucille White
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Jim Espy
Rock Springs
Th Worth Evans
Tommy Louise
Mrs. Calder
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B. B. McCutcheon
Alfred
Jim Ragsdale
J. C. Johnson
Richmond
Harold Turney
Limpla Hotel
W. K. Lee
Bakerafield
California
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A. J. Tipple
J. P. Weatherby
R. C. Jones
Hotel Li
Alpine Motor Co
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State National Bank
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W. T. Henderson
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B. Crawford
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