Alpine Avalanche local paper notes public notices
The Alpine Avalanche announces official Brewster County coverage with city and county news. Includes staff credits Fort Davis Marathon correspondents and subscription pricing guidance.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1932
Page
2
The Alpine Avalanche announces official Brewster County coverage with city and county news. Includes staff credits Fort Davis Marathon correspondents and subscription pricing guidance.
An old campaign summary compares Sterling and Ferguson rule eras. It cites tax rates, school aid, pensions, highway spending, prison figures, pardons and parole totals, and public works, arguing Sterling left a leaner budget while Ferguson increased debt and mismanagement concerns. It also recounts anecdotes about public service figures and constitutional amendments proposed in the era.
A candidate requests votes tomorrow, seeking continued support and appealing to former opponents. The note is paired with an account of rocket mail delivering 900 letters from Hoch-Troetsch mountain to Sembach Austria a mile and a quarter away. Also an advertisement touts Purina Feed with eggs per dollar.
Voter turnout shows 21 additional absentee ballots cast for tomorrow's runoff than in the first primary. County clerk records reveal 97 absentee votes in the first primary, with precinct totals listed. Also notes church schedule at First Christian Church with services and evening sermon led by Pastor J. W. Bridges.
A Brewster County voters message urges support for Elmer Taylor for sheriff tax collector endorsing his candidacy. The notice notes a personal approach to voters, especially women, and asks for ballots in the August primary. Also promotes local feed prices and fruit sales with multiple farm business mentions.
State Senator zmin District E. M. Arqan of Pecos is listed along with Sheriff and Tax Collector W. N. Gourley and Elmer Taylor, County Treasurer WM Cottner, and Commissioner Precinct No. 1 candidates J Nichols and Matt Smith. Radio remark included.
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