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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
2
A local Alpine posting urges readers to support James Allred for Texas Attorney General, framing his record as champion of the people’s rights. The ad appears amid a page mixed with notes, historical facts, and community notices.
The late Dr W Keen recalled a 1893 secret operation on President Grover Cleveland for mouth cancer. The treatment was done aboard a yacht on Long Island Sound after portions of jaw and palate were removed. Cleveland finished his term and continued in public life, aided by a rubber jaw substitute.
A garbled text fragment discusses heredity and the Hubert family from Georgia. It mentions a Camilla middle school or high school figure, a Joseph Hubert associated with two bars, and a person linked to a large Georgia farm and Morhouse College in Atlanta. The passage questions what blood reveals about lineage.
A newspaper notice enumerates candidates and reelection bids across county offices. Names include Renner, Townsend, Hale, Gourley, Taylor, Cook, Henderson, McIntyre, Young, Cotter, Sandifer, Turney, Skevington, Weakley, Sickle, Nichols, Wood, Smith, Henderson, Moss, Clark, Guether, Burnam, Burcham, Robinson, and others for County Attorney Tax Assessor Commissioners and Constables in precincts 1 2 and 3 with reelection notes.
The state commands Sheriff to publish a summons in Brewster County newspapers for Minnie Jolly to appear before the Brewster County District Court in Alpine on the first Monday in August 1902 to answer a petition filed July 11 1992 by W M Jolly seeking divorce on allegations of separation since July 1923 and abandonment.
Only two raw Indians hold original grants and about 8,000 square miles in Chihuahua are leased by H E Dupuy and a group of Texas business men. The preserve, touted as one of the world’s largest, will open October 1 with Kaw Indian tribe members among the few local possessors.
The International Hunting and Fishing Club plans a nationwide preserve for big and small game hunters and fishermen. The lease spans fifty miles by one hundred miles from Ojinaga near Presidio, Texas, southwest to Madero, ending at the Oriente Railroad terminal. The property includes the El Alamo ranch and Maderos forest, claimed as the largest untouched forest in Mexico, along with other haciendas tied to Pancho Villa era news.
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