Fort Davis cattle and livestock totals in county report
The January 1 cattle count for Jeff Davis County stands at 31,279 head with cattle valued at 5488,264 and total county valuation at 3,864,194, down from 1927 due to rolling stock adjustments. Sheep number 1,800 valued at 11,400 and goats 5,005 valued at 7,682. horses 14, valued at 21,400. autos and wagons 243 valued at 47,156. The report notes declining horse numbers and a new sheep and goat industry begun three years ago, with tax time approaching in March or April.
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Jett Davis County
A Jones
GW A. Fhe
Jeff Davie
Charley Jones
Local Car Talk Sparks Fort Davia Auto Buzz
A jumble of notes from Fort Davia mentions Carlton with a new style Ford coupe HM Jones owning a Ba Mr Weeden driving a Hudson sedan and rumors of another resident set to receive a Pontiac sedan. The fragment hints at widespread interest in new cars among townspeople.
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Fort Davia
Carlton
Jones
Mr. Weeden
Studebaker
Harold Thomas Buys Webster Farm Near Fort Davis
Harold Thomas bought the Impia Canyon road just north of Fort Davis. The property includes about 250 outbuildings and orchards as part of the Webster farm acquisition.
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Webster
Harold Thomas
Impia Canyon
Fort Davis
Rain Lashes Davis Mountains With Brisk Showers
Drizzly rain that sometimes reached brisk shower intensity fell in the Davis mountain region Friday and lingered into Saturday. With the rainy season easing weeks ago, ground conditions likely improved briefly before renewed moisture.
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Davis Mountain
Alpine election proceeds for permanent improvement bonds
Alpine holds a bond election to authorize permanent improvement bonds and to levy a tax to cover interest and a sinking fund. The notice details voting eligibility for property taxpayers, form of ballots, and publication requirements, citing city officials and the date of approval by the city commission.
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E. Townsend
E. Votane Allent
Linnte York
Davidson
Bomdn
Texas
Cihall
Alpine
Tex
Wola
Daugherty
Fox
Atepise
Teaas
Duncan Humphries United in West Alpine Noble Matrimony
Duncan Humphries and Babe Humphries tied the knot at the West jouie north of Alpine with Pastor Williams officiating. A large gathering shared a dinner and opened gifts, offering prayers for happiness, joy, and a strong Christian home as the foundation of civilization.
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Williams
Th Thin Church
Jouie
Alpine
Oran Duncan
Babe Humphries
Bond Election Notice for Alpine Texas 1928 Proposal
Notice details an Alpine Texas bond election scheduled for October 20 1928. It proposes issuing 126 500 dollars to refund 106 000 water works warrants 15 000 sewer warrants and 5 000 sewer funding warrants dated 1928 with 6 percent interest to mature serially within 40 years.
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Alpine
Texas
City Commission
City of
City of Alpine Water Works
City of Alpine
Special price on blankets and rugs at Model Tailors
Notice urges taxpaying residents to settle taxes by October 1 due to delayed tax rolls. City Secretary Miotte A. Daugherty warns delinquency after the deadline. Local business ad for cleaning blankets and rugs appears alongside the tax notice.
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Plean Tore
Fort Davis News
Mer I & Son
Merritt &On
Alpine Drug Store
Alpine Motor Co
Federal Tires
Lois Prude Bennett
Colorado City
el Paso
Bennett
Edwin Fowlkes
Edwin
Mrs. Fowlkes
Hunt
Elizabeth
Lady Bird
Nashville
Tenn
Schoo
Brite
C. Shipman
Marfa
Otto
Jim Mulhern
Arizona
Mr. and
Mes
C. G. Carmack
Joan Webster
Nnll
Edwards
J. H. Clark
C. B. Hasbrook
Pecos
Roe Miller
Tyrrel Smith
Jesse Fisher
RC. Williams
BM. Gray
California
Mrs. Gray
State of
Duncan-Humphries
Getti
Miotte
A. Daugherty
Love Brothers
Alpine Lumber CO
Popularsey
Chrysler
Buick
Casner Motor Company
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