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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1911

Page

4

Freedom's Battle and Mexico's Burden Under Diaz

A reflection links the American Revolution to Mexico under Diaz, comparing taxation, oppression, and the fight for liberty. It recalls Jefferson, Henry, and Independence Hall while warning Diaz mirrors Napoleon in overburdening the people, who vow to throw off tyranny and reclaim rights. The piece ends with the Fi Pasoan's framing.

King’s Palace London Patrick Henry Thomas Jefferson Independence Hall Philadelphia England Mexico Diaz Great Britain Juarez Napoleon Higd Dias Grons France Hidalgo

Pecos Valley Line Plans to Reach Alpine and Boquillas

The Pecos Valley Northeastern officials announce plans to extend the line through Rocilla toward Alpine and Boquillas, linking with the Southern Pacific and Mexican Orient extension. The project promises a mining boom, farm market access, and direct stock shipment, with Marathon as a nearby rail hub. A separate notice lists dissolution of Alpine Furniture Company and stock purchase by J Wauxin, plus a sheriff sale in Brewster County for land in sections 23, 149, and 179 to satisfy a judgment.

Pecos Texas Rocilla Alpine Brewster County Southern Pacific Railway Mexican Orient Marathon Pecos Valley Wichita Kan Boquillas Kansas City A. McCallum Alpine Furniture Company J. F. Blanks J. W. Walker W. Vauxin JW. Wauxin Brewster District Court Tarrant County M. Shamblum Sam Maschansky C. F. Kyger Brewster’ County

Surveyors at Work on San Angelo Pecos Line

Surveyors in Pecos Texas continue a railroad survey between San Angelo and Pecos about 25 miles east of Pecos. The route runs via Horsehead Crossing and Eden as part of the proposed Santa Fe connection. Security Flour is promoted as the best brand of flour.

San Angelo Pecos Line Pecos Texas San Angelo Horsehead Crossing Eden

Plant Trees for Pleasure and Pro City Benefit

A historic plea extols trees as essential to home comfort and civic life. It lists ten reasons including beauty, patriot sentiment, education for children, outdoor life, air purification, cooling and warming, climate and soil moisture, habitat for birds, real estate value, and city pavement protection. The piece links trees to civilization, quietude, and communal well being.

Public invite from W P Fiow dated December 15 1918

A brief notice quotes W P Fiow inviting the public to patronize his phone car service, expressing willingness to receive community support and patronage. The date appears as December 15 1918 and references the speaker’s name in a concise recruitment style.

W. P. Fiow

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Freedom Pecos Valley & Northeastern Familylite Oil The Tex S Company Houston, Te Erosviltier Orues Alpine Steam Laundry J. L. Wade R. A. Wade Holland Hotel Goldoft Bros EL Paso Romeo Sunset California Ladien Snen Ana Stanvarn T. J Anderson Ben J. F. Berkeley Blix Chasen MES Jno A. Hardy M.D Alpine Res Wigfall van Sickle J. C. Brooke A. M. Turney Courthouse Auneee B. F. Higgins Avline Sargent and Sargent Rob't. George Sanford Court House Flora L. Daugherty Prone Com Lacey Dulin Teenie Alpin Texas A. E. Freet Stockton Tera N. B Ft. Stockton Livingston Undertaking Co C. W. Livineston W.G. Youxe Marfa Ted-Cosaoroatian Renean HC Thos. Goggan & Bro’s San Antonio Avpriss Organ
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