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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
2
A garbled 1923 clipping notes Abilene Abilene County wheat yields and a 190 bushels figure, Pampa in Deperien School Clattet, and Fort Worth Camp Bowie activities. It mentions a $10,000 plant line, a 865000 road bond election, and various local governance items with unclear details.
A Texas Senate committee reviews a proposed 356 tax rate per 100 valuation for 1919, along with other state and local fiscal measures. Debates cover education funding, prison costs, road bonds, oil and gas rules, and public welfare allocations as lawmakers adjourn and plan hearings.
An article notes the exiled German crown prince Frederick William Mohrer has escaped from Holland and entered Germany. The piece touches on political tension, Turkish territorial claims, and a scattered collage of cultural references including discussions of music, performance, and national identity amid the era's upheaval.
Governor Mobby Mone fay sends message to the Thirty fifth Legislature detailing the financial state from August 21, 1919 to September 1, 1921. He notes a cash balance of 98,386,198 in 1918 and a higher year end balance, crediting legislation including the oil depository act for improving state revenue by at least 100,000 dollars. He urges cooperation and outlines expected revenue from the new depository system and the overall two fiscal years ending in a total around 25,000,000 dollars.
Reports indicate Anton refused to take blame for signing a treaty disliked by Germany. Allies consider an ultimatum as leaders seek a acceptable outcome before the Congress. The Santa Teresa transport ship was to land in South Brooklyn with 1000 troops and 21 war brides this week.
Washington reports the army appropriation totaling BRSS,000,000 plus funds for a 400,000 personnel increase. The measure, larger than the house bill by 171,000,000, was approved by the Senate without a roll call and sent to conference.
An unclear report from Polladelphia Pres claims a new "Carcho Slovek Establian Republic" near Copenhagen. The text mentions doctors and digestion issues, with fragmented lines about eating and daily digestion tasks, rendered in a garbled style.
Fragmentary text describes a remedy for callus removal with phrases about removing corns from the skin and leaving a pink tender area. The readable bits imply a vintage health ad tone urging quick relief with topical drops or treatment. Strong entities or clear dates are not present.
A fragmented narrative discusses household science and wartime thrift, urging caution in judging quality by price or packaging. It advocates using proper, economical ingredients like Calumet baking powder and warns against filler, stressing the value of genuine quality products for everyday tasks.
A schoolgirl recites a curfew instruction reading Tonight as a curfew, indicating check of the page for missing items. The fragment suggests students are briefed on curfew rules and timing.
A garbled health advertisement warns readers about rising risk from chronic disease. Mentions daily routines and potential vulnerability, urging action to prevent illness. Invokes familiar names and phrases to convey urgency and authority in a period newspaper tone.
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