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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
1
Judge C W Standart of Standart Texas writes from Standart on 7 21 praising Park Laboratory Co Jersey Screw Worm Killer. He notes the remedy kills the worm heals the wound and compliments the patent sprinkler stopper as a great convenience. He calls the product the best on the market and signs respectfully.
The board of pardons approved the release of Coleland James Anger who spent 25 years in prison for complicity in a robbery and murder during the Northfield raid. Friends and relatives of the youth had worked tirelessly for his release.
An old practitioner offers SNUFFLES as a guaranteed CATARRH cure sold for one dollar per package. It claims to reach the affected parts, stops discharges, and treats hay fever and colds, with delivery prepaid to U S or Canada and advice from the discoverer without extra cost beyond the price.
The Ozona Kicker reports Shefield mail carrier Charlie Shaw located a rough canyon head where two men believed Jack Sheppard and Henry Green carried a wounded man. A bloodstained blanket was found jammed near a wagon and evidence suggested the body had been burned rather than recovered. Officers followed Shaw to the site near Stockston. no body was found but burn evidence was seen.
On July 2 in Terlingua an altercation between JD Cobling and Wm Wagoner left Wagoner dead. The feud arose from a dispute over a wagoner goats deck and Cobling’s attendance on shares. Cobling was arraigned before Judge Bennett with bond set at 500, later secured in Alpine. The deceased was about fifty, a longtime county resident regarded as peaceful.
The Rev Dr Minor J Savage of the Church of the Messiah argues in a sermon that Sunday amusements are not banned by scripture or church history. He urges setting Sunday morning for communion with God and using the rest of the day for wholesome recreation such as walking, sailing, driving, or golf while avoiding dissipation.
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