Avalanche Birthday Edition Reflects Lubbock Growth
The Avalanche newspaper marks its 15th year in Lubbock Texas describing the paper’s expansion from a small 1900 era sheet to a large weekly with up to 24 pages. It credits local business support, updated plant equipment including Jinotype, and rail and civic progress on the South Plains. It lists notable local farmers and their crop yields to illustrate diversified farming in Lubbock County and notes the shift from open ranges to smaller stocks and silo feeding shaping stockraising.
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Ck. Avalanche
Dillard & Tubbs
Mikre
Texas
Lubbock
Avalanche
South Plains
le Avalanche
Chamber of Commerce
Gen. W. Briggs
Ludbock
J. C. Burns
Isham Tubbs
A. D. Miller
M. F. Loyd
Jno
F. Bacon
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Publicity Abroad Draws Attention to Lubbock City
The Chamber of Commerce secretary received a Cuba letter noting Lubbock coverage in newspapers and a California note praising the city as forward looking. Both letters highlight interest from far away about Lubbock and urge visiting the growing Texas city.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cuba
Lubbock
California
Epat
Lubbock Promotes Growth and Farm Success
The article extols Lubbock Texas as a thriving agricultural center with diverse crops and silos boosting stock, highlights the state experiment farm led by Superintendent Victory Cory, and praises Sudan grass. It markets Lubbock’s location, rail links, banking, schools, and industries as advantages for settlers seeking land, growth, and investment opportunities.
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Lubbock
Victory
Cory
Lubbock Emerges As A Leading West Town
The article portrays Lubbock as a prominently advertised and highly regarded western town. It emphasizes its status as a county seat and forecasts strong growth and favorable opinion among residents and visitors alike.
Texan Elected Her Last Hope as Senator
A Texan has elected her last hope as United States senator. Selah.
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United States
Selah
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M. Boles
C. W. Osborne
R. B. Shaw
Wolfforth Bros
Wiliam Haddock
M. Greene
J. A. Burgess
R. D. Looney
R. H. Lowrey
J. C. Standefer
J. H. Petit
Hill Bros
F. E. Wheelock
E. J. Cowart
J. B. Posey
J. J Baker
Gililland
R. L. Johnson
J. W. Graves
S. S. Rust
W. G. Nairn
J. T. Brown
L. O. Burford
G. O. Graves
Lubbock State Bank Bldg
Howard Hotel
Merrill & Roberts Bidg
Cinzen's National Bank
State Experiment Farm
Central Plains
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Great Texico Coleman
Colorado, Gulf and Santa Fe
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Cragbyton
Quanah, Acme & Pacific
Altus, Lubbock & Roswell
Gulf, Texas & Western Railways
Lubbock Banke
National
Lubbock Industries
Yellow House Canyon
Salt Fork
Brazog River
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