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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
2
The Brewster County paper reflects on a recent primary campaign with praise for civil conduct and graceful verdicts. It notes good candidates across county and district offices and mentions a New York church paying $50 for land, hinting at new building plans.
Fragmented text notes that only 12 states require driver licensing and warns against lax exams. It cites rising accident rates and argues for stricter laws to curb dangerous drivers. Also mentions a quoted remark on politeness during divorce and a dubious behavioral claim.
A reflection on the country doctor as a trusted rural figure facing change. It notes broader territory, better training, and the shift toward urban practice, while emphasizing ongoing dedication, emergency duties, and the enduring spirit of service among many young physicians in the region.
A newborn child was reported from Mt Ly Wor area marking a personal milestone for the family. Local health services confirmed the birth, noting the baby’s healthy condition and parental well being. Additional details were not disclosed.
Front page opinion argues for consistent national policy to build international goodwill and expand markets for surplus crops. It warns against burning wheat or cotton at home and urges market abroad to lift global living standards and stimulate industrial progress while stressing interdependence with other nations.
Texas voters will decide two constitutional amendments on November 4 1930. The first revises legislative session rules and emergencies while the second increases per diem and mileage for lawmakers. A divorce suit is also filed in Brewster County court with July dates listed.
The text outlines a court action filed in August 1920 with dates carried forward to a docket number 1329. It names Chandley as plaintiff and Chandley as defendant in a civil action. The document appears to be a procedural summons or notice, detailing an impending legal response required.
A Texas legislative resolution proposes adding Section 3a to Article V to permit the Supreme Court to sit at any time during the year at the seat of government. The measure aims to ensure continuous judicial operation while outlining partial restrictions and placement within Article V, Section 2 and Section 3. The resolution accompanies the constitutional amendment to be voted on November 4, 1930.
The document notes amending the Texas Constitution by repealing a clause about Supreme Court session dates and proposes referendum timing. It cites Secretary of State Jane Y. McCallum and references population data noting urbanization figures and historical percentages.
A garbled note mentions a Texas friend recommending a product called Cream Vere and a vague medical claim. The writer references Busby and Berteen, with dubious language about medicines and facial improvement, ending with a signature of Pennington Drag Company.
A clipped remark notes that those least expected to speak often have nothing to say, capturing a moment of quiet irony about preparation and perception in conversation.
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