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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
3
Alpine notices report Capt. Jason W. James and wife in town, Vern Miles selling Van Camp’s goods, Judge Higgins on professional visits, burial wares at Alpine Furniture Co, Mrs. Thomas returning from San Antonio, and local ads for laundry, insurance, hay, hardware, vehicles, and real estate. Community updates include farm shipments by Jackson & Harmon, farm prices, a curfew discussion, and plans for a summer normal.
Notice to women in Alpine announces the move of a millinery parlor to the second floor of the new Lackey building. The proprietor invites friends and customers to call and previews a stylish summer hat line in lace and related features.
The Avalanche announces candidates for county and district offices in Reeves County Texas. Incumbents include EF Hiccin s for County Judge J W Puttis for Assessor and others. Jas F Ross of Pecos Reeves named for 99th Representative District pending primary results. W W Collins opens office opposite Mercantile Co store.
J. D. Jackson sends thanks to friends in the district who urged him to run for the Legislature. He states he would have considered it an honor but local conditions made him decide not to seek the race.
The fruit crop escaped damage from last week’s snow and freeze, prompting widespread gratitude in the state. While young vegetables suffered some harm, gardeners are advised there is still time to plant. Kohler and Campbell pianos are praised for quality and price by Luthy and Co.
Notice to sportsmen prohibits hunting or trespassing in the Koker pastures under law. Signed by L. G. Koxernort, manager.
A. G. Anderson reports 2500 bred ewes stolen from wolf-proof pasture since January 1 in Free, Terrell County, Texas. The sheep are large heavy wool, not shorn last fall, branded AA with various markings on left or right ear and nose. Reward offered: 1000 for arrest, 500 for evidence leading to conviction, 0.00 per head for information. Date 3 31 41.
To The Public. All parties having bottles belonging to the City Dairy are kindly requested to return them at once as we need them. 2-27-tf.
Now is the time to buy a piano Luthy and Co offers pianos described as exquisite in tone and perfect in construction at lower prices than ever before The ad promises plain and fancy sewing by Miss Alta Sparks and provides phone number 147 with a 3 24 41 date stamp.
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