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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
3
Alpine community updates include Daisy Bread and Daisy Bakery promotions. various residents visit, travel, or plan events. district court session begins August 6. local trades advertise hay grain feed and repairs. notable moves include West and Miss Mayers. many visits to Alpine from San Angelo El Paso and Ozona.
Judge W Ragin presided as cases from Monty were heard. Capo Herrera was found guilty of rap shooting with fines and bonds posted by Andres Rod Figueras and WH Teves. Gaspar arraigned on a similar charge. trial by jury with witnesses mainly Mexican. The jury included A B Sandifer Robt Henderson W W Collins J Ferguson T W Campbell al H H Hord. The defendant was acquitted.
For sale a business in Hovey Texas with invoice value between seventy and eight hundred dollars. For more details contact JK. H. Waldo, Hovey Texas.
Cattle Inspector Moore reports 38 head of mates captured on the Rio Grande for members of the nation in Mexico. Marfa seller Jake Baldwin moved 7 head of males via Alpine broker Joe Hord. Alpine buyers and James Mitchell moved 30 head of mutes. J J Oliver sold 39 head of mutes to Joe Hord. Recent rains improved range conditions. a local ad touts chiropractic benefits and urges consultation with no cost.
Secretary for War Baker says there is no regulation exempting men from service due to inability to speak or write English. Mrs. Mangum hosts a sixteenth birthday party for Mrs. Gus Black of Eagle Pass with guests sewing and sharing cake. Coal expected to be scarce and expensive this fall. advice to stockpile coal during summer.
Advert shows a single price for all cleaning and pressing services. Emphasizes value and quality with claims of thorough inspection and workmanship. Signoff by A. B. Sandifer.
Plain and sulphur feed at W. E. Caldwell. Just what your milk cows need.
Notice forbids any hunting fishing or trespassing on the property of Jason W James and W F Caldwell including hay grain and feed. Violations carry penalties under the stated order.
A fire damaged sugar and water damaged goods Saturday morning. A wagon loaded with commodity from the Wa ter Platter Company burned inside a car on the GH house track while workers were away, requiring multiple fire units to control. Fire likely started from cigarette embers. Losses were substantial.
The locating committee for Sul Rose Normal College plans a trip early next week and will ask for Daisy Bres. The note indicates a preliminary site survey and a request to locate the named individual.
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