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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
4
Local notices list several fraternal and civic groups with meeting nights. Alpine Lodge No 671 Woodmen meet second and fourth Thursdays, Rebekah and Knights groups meet weekly or monthly at specified times, with officers named. Also listed are Brewster Camp Woodmen meetings on the first and third Tuesdays, Justice Court and Commissioners Court meet schedules, and notes about visiting knights and lodge officers.
Miss Flora L. Daugherty clerk and A S Justice city marshal announce the city commission meets on the first Monday in each month at the Masonic Building.
New schedule shows arrivals and departures for KC M and O services. Eastbound No 9 and No 101 listed with specific times including 11:59 p m arrival and 9 28 p m arrival. Westbound No 9 101 times noted with 8 52 a m and 12 23 a m arrivals.
A state constitutional amendment proposal seeks equal suffrage, detailing legislative action, election procedures, and tax receipt requirements for voters. It outlines sections for amendments to Article II and related statutes, specifies dates preceding elections, and requests proclamation and publication by state authorities. The text references Secretary of State authority and general election law integration.
A House Joint Resolution proposes amending Article 10 Section 2 to ban manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors, defining penalties, and setting procedures for enforcement. It details exceptions for medicinal and mechanical uses, election timing, and long legal text outlining provisions, penalties, and preservation of prohibitory law.
The governor is directed to publish the required election specification for a Texas amendment vote. Voters will choose for or against the proposed constitutional change authorizing credit or lending by the Legislature to assist citizens with homes. The notice specifies the ballot wording and the state will pay $8,000.90 from the treasury for publication and required expenses.
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