First National Bank Alpine Terms Attract Attention
The First National Bank of Alpine Texas drew customers with clear terms and attentive service, earning trust through straightforward loan and savings offerings. Local patrons responded positively to the bank’s emphasis on fair rates and dependable guidance.
Senate clash sparks San Antonio newspaper stand
A San Antonio Light Gazette analysis exposes a senate mob in Austin backing public censorship. Senator Hudspeth leads a rowdy faction to threaten R. M. Johnson and the Light, while Lieutenant Governor Davison and others look on. The paper vows to continue reporting the capitol truth despite threats. Also includes agricultural note on optimal hay cutting and preservation.
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San Antonio Light Gazette
Hudspeth
Senate
Light and Gazette
Austin
The
R. M. Johnston
Davieson
el Paso
Imperial State of
Texas
Johnson
Watson
Davidson
R. M. Johnson
Tinue
Iplains
San Antonio
the Light and Gazette
Capitol
Irrigation scheme touted by Kansas farm demonstration
The Wiggen system of subirrigation, developed by John L. Wiggens of Dalhart Texas, is demonstrated by George Stump on a 17 acre plot west of Garden City. Water is pumped from a well to subsoil cement tiling with laterals 20 inches deep, saving up to 90 percent of water with no evaporation.
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Topeka
Kansas
George Stump
Wiggen
Garden City
United States
Canada
Stump
John L. Wiggens
Dalhart
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Sella 700 Head of Steers Sold at $26.50 Each
Sam Pulliam sold 700 two year old steers to Mr. Tate of Benjamin for 26.50 per head, totaling 18550. The cattle were described as among the season’s finest and Tate plans soon to drive them to his van in Benjamin, with more purchases expected nearby.
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Sam Pulliam
Mr. Tate
Benjamin
Hans
San Angelo
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First National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Stomers
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Hay
Stockhardt
Alpine State Bank
Sella
Childrens
Alpine Mercantile Company
Alpine