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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
4
In Austin Texas on September 16 a grieving mother and her five girls faced Gov Colquitt after the wind and rain. They sought mercy for a husband jailed for cattle theft and a fourteen year sentence deemed excessive. The Governor granted a pardon effective on Cheteene Day, ending the hardship on the family.
A terse notice from a land mapping firm indicates readiness to redeem lands render and pay taxes for non residents. The agent claims preparation of correct abstracts of title for any lands or town lots located in Brewster County.
Herrera describes a steel tire protector with riveted sleeves and five inch spacing to prevent skidding. He claims applicability from bicycles to Tarwest autos and commercial trucks, offering bullet resistance and tire endurance in severe conditions and war scenarios amid reports Carranzistas have purchased cars but faced tire exposure issues.
The report states L I C Brite is building the first silo in the area on his ranch, 18 feet in diameter and 40 feet high with a 250 ton capacity. He plans to grow cane and kaffir corn with irrigation and stock raisers will watch the experiment closely as San Estaban dam is reported.
A damaged notice from Livingston Undertaking Co and C W Livingston pledges a reward for arrest and conviction of anyone illegally handling cattle owned by the signer in Alpine Texas. The text is jumbled with illegible fragments and names unclear.
Rodolfo Herrera of San Antonio invented a pneumatic tire protector with a flexible steel outer casing. Patented after examination in Washington, it is designed to extend tire life under heavy use. Three thickness grades exist: one thirty-second inch for pleasure vehicles, one sixteenth inch for commercial use, and one eighth inch for extreme duty war-going or heavy-use cars.
For Rent. Lovely furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping with water. Address P.O. Box 384, Ade.
An owner offers a pair of spectases for sale via advertisement. The notice requests identification of property and payment of the advertising fee to complete the sale.
Notice forbids trespass on property under law. Prohibits hanging fishing amp or any access. Adv by Jason W Tass.
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