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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
5
The Alpine Texas area will maintain an office on specified dates to assist individual taxpayers with 1919 income tax preparation and refunds. The note from Hon Fred W Day of Agriculture in Austin Texas mentions concerns about food prices and living costs and labor wages.
Fort Worth hosts a major Texas Motor Car Company plant in the South Ryan Addition showcasing advanced assembly and painting operations. The feature outlines the factory’s thorough processes from chassis to radiator, praising skilled painters and modern equipment. It notes the broader context of U S Government war risk insurance policy reinstatement rules affecting veterans. The article highlights Director Cholmeley Jones and changing eligibility for lump-sum insurance benefits post discharge.
A garbled OCR item lists events and fables such as death by own action and a journey away with a handsomer man. Many phrases are nonsensical or incomplete, with references to divorce, elopement, pregnancy, fire, rheumatism, a baby, and a town arrival.
An ad claims Lavoptik eye remedy eases chronic eye inflammation with witchhazel camphor and hydrastis. A long troubled elderly woman reportedly improved in two days. Offers a free aluminum eye cup with Alpine Drop Store advertisement.
A garbled OCR passage from a historical newspaper page yields limited readable content. It appears to reference time, place, and numbers but offers no complete facts or identifiable names, making a concise itemization impractical.
Notice notes schedule changes for travel to Alpine on Mondays and Thursdays and to Study Butte and Terlingua on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Mentions Savell as proprietor.
A retired merchant offered a glycerine mixture with buckthorn and Adlerka ingredients for stomach catarrh. One bottle reportedly produced great results by acting on upper and lower digestive faults, relieving sour stomach, aiding constipation, and claimed to prevent appendicitis. Alpine Drug Store.
The TEXAN is described as a leading medium-priced car from 1917 to 1918 era. It highlights production of Texan and N models built to fit Southern market needs, with plans to sell domestically despite foreign market demand. The article notes car scarcity and company preference for home sales.
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