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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary report outlines ambitions for cooperation among departments and officials. Mentions new rates for freight and passenger service and potential opportunities, with references to interpretation delays and management and economic concerns.
Miss Flora L. Daugherty works as clerk and justice at the City. The City Co occupies the Masonic Building on the first Monday.
The schedule notes arrival and departure times for trains including No. 10, No. 102, and No. 9. Details mention arrivals at 11:59 p.m. and 9:28 p.m., with departures around 1:48 a.m. plus late-night arrivals. The text references Southern Pacific lines and Westbound services.
A wartime letter laments hunger across Norway, Poland, Greece, Albania, and Turkey, noting Armenian and French suffering as famine worsens. It pledges American aid to ship 30,000,000 tons of food, warning of revolt if relief fails and expressing longing to return home after the conflict.
The writer laments widespread destruction by Germans, noting mutilated archives, cut telegraph lines, mined mills, wrecked bridges, and damaged historic sites. He recounts wandering to a ruined castle complex with arches, moats, and a grand library, visitors spared only by a French family now in charge.
Livinesr W G Youxe of Marfa and Alpine, Texas, identified among local funeral directors and embalmers. The notice emphasizes their services and professional designation within West Texas communities.
An advertisement from Brown-Worth Oil Co of Fort Worth promotes a free map and photograph of the Burkburnett Texas oil field. The offer invites readers to request the promotional item by mail or phone.
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