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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
1
A wartime poem recounts soldiers marching through trenches and gas, asking for no glory, only remembrance for the pals who died. The speaker pledges to return home to peace, honoring friends who did not survive.
Fragmented text describes the Federal Loan Bank Houston offering up to ten million dollars for Texas farms including ranch lands. It mentions J. D. of Hot Spin farm seeking eligible borrowers, calls for applications and signatures, and references long-term, low-rate loans. Sparse and garbled lines discuss territory and cattle markets.
The article claims 1918 is a bad year for the Kaiser due to tick fever, noting December 1 1918 as a memorable day in the southern states. It describes a larger area freed from federal quarantine that year and mentions the antitick drive advancing broadly.
Alpine Texas reports that war built lumber restrictions are removed and a government price cap remains. A Chicago meeting of the lumber association and Judge Parker noted December 23 price orders persist. Builders should proceed while demand lags and government orders have ceased, with foreign orders not yet started.
Alpine Lumber Co announces a stock up of lumber and building materials aligned with approved glad plans. The initiative signals strong demand for construction supplies, positioning Alpine as a key supplier for homeowners and contractors pursuing compliant, well-planned builds.
H. Terry posts a clear no trespassing ruling on his ranch forbidding hunting and any passage through the property, warning against entry and asserting private property rights.
A trespass notice has been posted on the premises belonging to Jackson and Harmon. Unauthorized entry is prohibited and violators may face legal action. Signed by the property owner.
JW Griffith of Poremar warns that no hunting or trespassing is permitted on the Nevill ranch, directing enforcement and safety.
A notice states that no hunting or other trespass will be allowed in the Fitley pasture. It cautions property owners and visitors to respect boundaries and refrain from entry without permission.
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