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04 Dec 1903
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
1
A brief notice urges rapid selections to ensure children receive gifts before stock runs out, highlighting low-cost options and annual availability.
A Mexican concession allows the Southern Pacific to acquire the Cananea Copper Company route and extend toward San Miguel, reaching the Yaqui River delta and Topolobampo. The plan contends to compete with the Orient for transcontinental freight, with possible Gulf of California access and various branch lines. The project aims to shorten the freight route to Asia while threatening existing routes, though Mexico’s government reserves the final approval and designations.
Rear Admiral Coghlan visited the training ship Monongahela where apprentices ranged from 6 feet to 4 feet 6 inches. On arrival he was saluted by giants and later by pygmies, prompting the captain to note the boys’ shy deference. The admiral commented on the contrast as he bid farewell to Captain Neer.
The text fragment cites a county paper and a constitution pledge urging readers to support the home paper over others. It mentions Senator Morgan and potential Senate adjournment implications, with hints of local political tension and editorial opinions.
Geo W. Blackburn Jr opens a barber shop in the Kincaid building rooms formerly used by Dr. Berkeley Hie ousfit. The shop promises the most complete barbery in Alpine with skilled tonitorial artistry widely recognized.
Tom now prepared to figure on any and all kinds of work you may have for joy or work alone. All work guaranteed to be strictly first class by William Daugherty.
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