Alpine Avalanche Patronage and Biographical Note 1920
The issue outlines publication details for the Alpine Avalanche with directors and staff names, subscription rates, and an oath claiming Pat M Neff, Texas governor candidate, is son of Mrs Lk Neff born November 26, 1871 near Moody. The sworn statement dated August 21, 1020 is authenticated by notary Espa Stanford in Mee Lennon County Texas.
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Texa
McLennin
Lk. Neff
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Moody
J. BE. Nef
I.E. Neff
Mary Seal Espa Stanford
Lennon County
Aavertivens
Give Us Service On Phone System In Marathon
The Avalanche notes a week of remarks on AL ane's phone system highlighting a dispute and missed service. It argues patrons deserve proper service and cites Pat M Neff's stance on worship as clear and explicit. Readers urged to read for their engagement and stance.
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Alane
Pat M. Neff
Joe Bailey's Record Opposes Federal Reforms in Wichita Falls Speech
In a Wichita Falls speech on March 30, Hailey outlines his opposition to Prohibition, Woman’s Suffrage, the Pure Food Law, the Child Labor Law, Parcel Post, and the Whit Act as part of a broader critique of federal reforms. He defends the stance that the government should not advance these measures.
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Ley
Wichita Falls
Hailey
Ailey
Wth Federal
Federal Reserve
Hank Law
Taailey
Bailey Livers
Bailey
Touel
Nett
Patterson
Land Question of Today as Advocated by Pat M. Neff
Extract from a 1920 Coleman Texas speech by gubernatorial candidate Pat M Neff argues against land speculation and foreign ownership. Neff promotes selling idle land to homebuilders, taxing idle holdings, and aiding Texas home owners to secure land for farming and residence. The ad notes political positioning and ties to the Hogg campaign.
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Pat M. Neff
Neff
Coleman
Texas
Ave 4Th
Rhee Island
Hogg
Tam
Pierson for Associate Justice of Texas
Pecos Texas letter endorses Judge Wm Pierson of Greenville as fit for Associate Justice. Mentions Hawkins of Austin opposing in the upcoming primary. Highlights Pierson’s western ties, farm ownership in Reeves County and Culberson investments. Vouches for fitness and seeks broad support from local friends.
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Greenville
Texas
Tof Texas
Wm. Hawkins
Jef
Austin
Jefson
Reeves County
Culberson
Acre
Pecos
Judge Pierson Backed by Key's Manager in Supreme Court Race
Dudley K. Woodward Jr. writes to support Judge Pierson for the Supreme Court over Judge Hawkins. He cites Pierson's character and district court service as reasons Pierson would be a distinguished justice. Pierson won the first primary by a margin of 24,883 votes.
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Tige Haykins
Trine
Pierson
District Court
Supreme Court
Jimmy
K. Woodward
Mary
Glycerine Mixture Reported To Relieve Stomach Pain
A fragment notes Adler-ika glycerine mixture used to ease stomach pain and relieve gas. It mentions buckthorn bark and other ingredients, with a claim that one Lady reports no more pain after use and improved bowel movement. Alpine reference appears.
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