Obscure Local Notes and a 1928 Ownership Affidavit
A fragmentary mix of jokes, local chatter, and a formal 1928 affidavit from Alpine publishing appears. The Alpine Avalanche ownership statement lists T. R. Moody and D. M. Bennett as editors and business managers, Alpine Publishing Co. as owners, with Mergenthaler Linotype as security holder, all sworn before Livingston County Clerk Rita Gilman.
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T. R. Moody
D. M. Bennett
Alpine
Brewster County
Texas
Alpine Pubishing Company
Rt. Moody
M. Bennett
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Brooklyn
New York
TR. Moody
Mainte Lease
Livingston
Brewster Co
Rita Gilman
Statement of Ownership and Management Alpine Ava 1928
The Alpine Ava, published weekly at Alpine Texas, filed a 1912 Act statement of ownership and management. The text notes a new student at the agriculture school being tested and recounts a humorous exchange about prior work with Western Union.
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Agriculture al School
Western Union
Alpine Ava
Alpine
Texas
Hetore F Brew
LAVOPTIK Eye Drops Market Claim
An ad style passage touts LAVOPTIK eye drops as mild and soothing for dry eyes and irritation. It claims quick relief, reduced inflammation, and stronger, refreshed eyes after use. The text also briefly mentions Serene Objects fading faster in sunlight than under electric lights and a vague note on tongue men and women.
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ST. Louis, MO
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Ice-Man
Frigidaire
Cromwell & Milburn
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