Alpine Avalanche Subscriptions Open at $1 in Advance
Alpine Publishing Company announces restoration of subscription pricing at 1.00 in advance with issue date August 4, 1911. The Alpine Avalanche returns under J Yer as restored publication with Thursday distribution and renewed offerings.
Alpine visitors discuss boosters and cattle pasture notes
Jim Wilson and F Hall, Alpine residents, visited the penoffice and discussed Western Texas Booster Club matters. Wilson planned to travel west that night, Hall to Boston for a few weeks, and both spoke of cattle in John Hollands pasture where fast grass forced rail switch work to ship calves.
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Jim Wilson
F. ©. Hall
Alpine
John Holland
San Antonio Express
Commissioners' Court Proceedings August 1911 Canvass Result
Proceedings note the canvass of votes from the July 22 1911 prohibition and representative elections. Result shows For Prohibition and For Representative with Jos O Boehmer receiving 122 votes. Minutes read and approved in open court. Court adjourned.
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Oeceesionees
Jos. O. Boehmer
West Texas talks on colleges and politics in a Texas session
The discussion covers securing a Baptist college and an East Texas statesman, with praise for Dr. W. B. Phillips and geology at Austin. Debates touch direct election of United States Senators, federal supervision concerns, and the value of scientific departments for agriculture, irrigation, and mineral resources.
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Concansane
United States
Department of Geology
Austin
W. B. Phillips
Texas
Revival Meeting Urged By Alpine Churches
A letter urges local press and public to attend Rev. Adair's Union Meeting at the skating rink starting Sunday August 6. Pastors H E Srons, H C Bass, and Wallace R Evans promote revival attendance to uplift Alpine, with emphasis on community gathering and spiritual renewal.
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Lockett Adair
Christian Church
Alpine
Great Southwest Watch
Union Christian Endeavor ‘Society
H. E. Srons
First Christian Church
H.C. Bass
Adair
Methodist Church
Wallace R. Evans
Sealed bids sought for Alpine Masonic brick building
Contractors are invited to submit sealed proposals for a two story brick Masonic building at Alpine Brewster County Texas. Bids due by the 20th. Plans and specifications available at R B Slight Alpine Texas. All bids to R B Slight Chairman building committee. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
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Alpine
Brewster County
Texas
Leemshoee
R. B. Slight
Alpine Eyes Desirable Site for Woodmen Tuberculosis Sanitarium
The Woodmen of the World Tuberculosis Sanitarium seeks Alpine as a location citing altitude climate and water as ideal. The Head Camp authorized the project and a committee will manage related remnant stock closing sales with a store open on Saturday inviting readers to visit.
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Alpine
Alpine i
Hondo Anvil-Herald
Shipman & Shipman
Sole Or Roast Fowl Dinner Tale Of A Fussy Supper
A bachelor invited to a dinner pairs with the prettiest woman and argues over what to eat. He cannot carve well yet tries, seeking “a piece of the sole” as the woman requests. Frustrated, he forks the fowl onto her plate and declares, “take it, body, soul and all,” then helps himself to the fried sole.
Bran new S-passen ger car ready for business any hour
Automobile service offering a new passenger machine for hire. Phone 14 Dean's Bran. Will call for passengers anywhere in the city, day or night.
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Dean's Bran
Pressed clothing advertisement promising quality service
To the Public. I sponge and press suits and coats, clean and press pants, and tailor skirts. Specializing in cleaning ladies skirts with silk protection guaranteed. Call or deliver clothes. visit the window to judge quality before ordering.
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A.B
Saxoure
Anti's of Brewster County File Statement
Under Terrell election law an itemized statement of election expenses must be filed with the county judge within three days. Chairman Harrison of the anti pro prohibitionists has filed showing $8.50 spent on stationery and postage. The prohibition chairman has not filed yet.
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Terrell
Harrison
Anti-Prohibitionists
Prohibition
Marathon Well Tests Deep Belief on Water Flow
H W Townsend returned from Marathon after visiting a railroad company well and reported it proved productive. The 200 foot well pumped 115 gallons per minute for 36 hours without a drop in water level, challenging the belief that deeper wells are needed for strong flow.
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H.W. Townsend
Marathon
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