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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
2
J. Yarss editor notes subscription price remains at $1.00 in advance. Local readers are advised of the unchanged rate for upcoming issues.
A Chester manufacturing firm offers a 10 percent wage hike to workers who take and keep a teetotal pledge. The plan, praised as a humane incentive, claims improved efficiency from reduced alcohol use and has drawn broad support, with most employees signing on. It aims to show better output and may inspire similar premiums elsewhere, especially in the south.
A summarized outline of a Mexico pacification scheme cites a five member cabinet, a foreign minister from rebels not actively fighting, a provisional presidency, majority rule with the president voting once, and troop withdrawal from Vera Cruz. It notes Villa Carranza's flirtation with mediation and their push to wipe out rival factions.
A reader warns that accepting the provisional government while maintaining a proscribed stance could doom any final settlement. The remark highlights tension between concession and ongoing punitive measures.
The Ft. Davis Post reports on a dispute over Congressman Smith’s claim about J. D. Jackson as a Republican. It notes Jackson’s strong local status, condemns Smith’s tactics, and previews a heated 16th district campaign between Smith and Thomas L. Blanton. The piece also mentions railroad receivership issues and lists Alpine area officials connected to a related reorganization.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Alpine citizens for their patronage at a recent entertainment and special thanks to those who provided car and bus transportation on behalf of St. James Guild.
North direction tree orders offered by A J Edwards representing Texas Nursery of Sherman Texas. Advertising notes show sale of wood at Caldwell's and an advisory dated 7 16 indicating spring or summer ordering window. Map references Orient Ry Alpine and Turner's Land Office.
Zella Dexia Ira Black of San Antonio prospecting for silver and ore visits Brewster County. Mining engineer Page and partner Heft stake five claims. Black reports favorable ore samples. Locals and visitors pass through Alpine, McKinney Springs, Corpus Christi, Valentine, and El Paso on a summer circuit.
Church notices list visitors and services at the Episcopal and Methodist churches with times for morning worship Sunday school and youth activities. The Avalanche notes Democratic primaries in July and announces candidates for county level offices including County Attorney County Assessor Sheriff and Tax Collector County Clerk Commissioner Precincts plus a Judge and Treasurer. Local social items include visitors, dances, and ranch connections.
Mr and Mrs J M Marshall express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of their beloved daughter Ruby. Read the Avalanche for local and other news.
Mr Wade Reed left Sunday for a short visit to Alpine Mrs Elmer Taylor went Friday to Marathon to tend her ill mother Miss Alta Prichard returned to Fedburne after visiting Misses Mary and Pheylena Johnson of Hovey The Graph ranch picnic last Wednesday drew hearty appetite and praised barbecue W T Johnson foreman moved camp from near Leoncita to Hovey Miss Myrtle Killaugh of Houston arrives to spend summer with aunt Mrs J W McCutcheon on their ranch near Limpia cs gum
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