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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1911

Page

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Cold Wave Hits Texas Citrus Belt and Florida

A severe cold snap swept the South causing damage to orange groves in Texas and Florida. Texas reports indicate potential loss of budding growth in the citrus belt while some trees may recover. Florida endured record lows, with Jacksonville near freezing and Miami area suffering deep freezes. Del Rio Texas logged a 0 degree reading, and Bay Minette Alabama saw the coldest weather in 25 years. Illinois, Georgia, and other regions reported temperatures near zero and ice on ponds. The episode prompts calls for legislative focus on taxes and bonds to support recovery and utility of insurance and investment instruments.

Austin Texas Houston Tex Texas Citrus Fruit Belt Sycott Watt Florida Miami Jocksonville Bay Minette Ala

Democratic tensions loom over Baltimore conference call

Texas Democrats lament Mr. Bryan’s stance as Baltimore leaders push for harmony amid past platform clashes. The debate centers on loyalty to Denver and 1912 visions, with calls to move beyond bygone disputes and focus on future party service.

Bevan Baltimore Texas Bryan Denver Jim. Dahlman Corpus Chris

Experimental postal savings banks open in 46 post offices

The com pany aims to test the system nationwide starting today with forty six offices across states and territories including communities with large foreign born populations. Postmasters with strong records were chosen to pilot the program and monitor results for potential regulatory changes.

Washington United States Union Post Office Department Hitchcock

Mrs. J. T. Cole Dies After Short Illness in Uvalde

Mrs. J. T. Cole died Tuesday afternoon at her home in the city after a weeklong fever. Funeral held at Uvalde cemetery Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. J. P. Gilliam, Baptist pastor. She was 38, survived by husband, a married daughter Mrs. Hub Dixon, and a son about twelve. The family came to Uvalde near Alpine, Texas.

J. J. Cole Uvalde Cemetery J. P. Gilliam The Baptist Church Cole Hub Dixon Uvalde Alpine Tex New

New Year's Eve Party At Gerhardt Home

Last Saturday evening the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs E L Gerhart hosted a pleasant holiday social. The room featured evergreens and cut flowers with shaded lighting. After two hours of merriment and refreshments including nut sandwiches salad salted almonds stuffed dates cake and coffee, guests exchanged New Year's greetings at midnight.

E L. Gerhardt Gerhart Dantzler W. J. Yates Louis Starns Ruth Weakley Una Jackson Margaret Cotter Mary Cotter Thalia Gillett Lottie Lowell Lula Griffith Margaret Linn Anna D.linn Enon Smith Walker

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