Herald cartoon mocks free country idea as German beer culture
The New York Herald cartoon portrays Uncle Sam on a dry dock gazing at Germany, with a German near a beer barrel saying not to come to a free country. It criticizes Prohibition and portrays disloyalty fears tied to alcohol and foreign influence.
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Do You Subscribe to the Home Paper Now
A brisk prompt urges readers to subscribe to the hometown paper, inviting immediate action and promising timely delivery of local news and features. The notice emphasizes convenience and ongoing access to community information.
Notice in Probate in Brewster County Texas
Sheriff or constable must publish for twenty days a copy of the probate notice. Walton and Jim F Wilson filed replication in Brewster County Court at Alpine to the estate of Coast House. All interested parties must appear and answer on the first day of the next term, with the writ witnessed by Clerk W. H. Lease.
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Brewster County
Walton
Jim F Wilson
Witneweal
Mpine
W. H. Lease
Good Tires Speed Deliveries
Good tires speed deliveries and cut time lost through tire troubles. United States Tires boast 76 years of experience in rubber and offer models like Nobby Chain Asco Plain Royal Cord Nobby Cord and Solid Truck Tire. A local Sales and Service Depot can help select the right tread for your car.
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Local fraternal lodge activity and meeting notes
Fragmentary notices list lodge names and meeting times for I E Thomason Alpine Lodge Knights of Pythias Masonic and similar groups. It mentions dates like first and third Thursdays and various officers, with scattered names and locations.
The Test of Good Roads and Road Needs in Texas
The text argues for durable road surfaces and proper grades to ease hauling. It notes sand clay as low cost per mile, macadamized roads costly but efficient, and emphasizes drainage, grade limits, and shortening distance. It frames Texas and Brewster County as needing improved roads to reduce time and labor for markets.
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City Commission Meets First Monday Monthly
The City Commission to convene on the first Monday each month at the Masonic Building per clerk Flora L. Daugherty and City Marshal A. S. Justice. Notices announce regular meeting times and official oversight.
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A. S. Justice
Masonic Building
New Train Schedule and Legal Notice From Alpine December 1918
Train schedule items list arrivals and departures for K CM and O Orient, Southern Pacific east and west bound Nos. 10 9 and 101 102 with times. A legal notice from the Judicial District of Brewster County Texas cites a court in Alpine in February 1919 regarding a divorce suit Gregoria Flores vs Remedios Flores, including abandonment allegations and docket details. The notice mentions Clerk WH Lease and a warning about unpaid bills from Alpine Light & Ice Co.
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