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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
2
The announcement states candidacy for the legislature with primaries to be held in July and bears the name MM. McFarland. The brief note identifies the individual and the election timeline in a formal notice style.
In approving $29 to aid a State Industrial School for derelict girls and women, Brewster County Commissioners earn commendation. The piece argues the institution offers a path for noncriminal errs to reform, reducing reliance on punitive institutions and supporting hopeful rehabilitation. It also mentions local political support and commentary on San Antonio’s Fair, plus observations on Alpine defense readiness.
Sam Sparks declared for Tom Ball for governor, saying his January pledge opposed submission and state-wide prohibition. He explained his withdrawal from the Fort Worth race after a failed convention, and that he will support Ball while opposing July submission and favoring Ball’s overall platform with his caveat on prohibition.
The Avalance disputes Mr Ballon yet praises his platform declarations as stronger than rivals in the field. The remark frames the contest as a clear Dobson's choice amid a crowded slate.
Notice from Brewster County Texas announces the Commissioners Court will convene as a Board of Equalization on the second Monday in May 1914 to inspect and approve the Assessor of Taxes books and lists. Dated Alpine April 27, 1914 with official seal. Also includes unrelated community notices and a Baptist church program for May 3 including Miss Emma Hamilton and S C Holmes.
For Rent. Good five room house close in. Apply to S J Mc Spadden. Caldwell has it. Advt.
Marathon reports visitors from Alpine El Paso San Antonio and San Benito as residents host relatives and ranch guests. A late week fire near the Iron Mountain ranch is battled by townsfolk with help from nearby fighters. a prohibition lecturer spoke at the Baptist church Thursday night.
A dark mane pony, alpine color, branded SD on left hip, missing from a ranch west of Alpine. His right fore foot cut by barb wire. Reward offered for return. Contact Herbert Wigle Alpine Texas. Also notes Mrs Warwick visiting, Mrs Bennet with C F Nevins in Sanderson.
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