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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
2
Damaged OCR compiles scattered Texas farm notes spanning citrus crops and dairy plants. Mentions include a canning plant completion at an area and M A&M cooperative links, plus county road and association activities. References to wind storms and obituaries are fragmentary and unclear.
An unclear text fragment features a garbled saying about learning and help, credited to Arnold. The fragment hints at a playful or instructional motto but lacks coherent names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller report.
A garbled clip mentions Mays on bugs and an apparatus for treating parasites in leaf tobacco. It references Dosen Falter and AoA Das with an unclear claim about brain indication and hair, plus a remark about the beet doctor.
Early unofficial results from Texas counties indicate delays in reporting. Rural East and North Texas counties favored amendments on prohibitions, salaries, and home ownership, while Comal and Duval reported early majorities against all amendments. County totals remain incomplete with 62 of 98 boxes counted.
The article reports German negotiators presenting counter claims to the Allied peace terms. It notes Germany seeks recognition of military and civil property already tendered, demands territorial arrangements, and argues the German people face further hardship unless terms are reshaped.
Washington reports Vila forces conduct auxiliary operations seen as serious by Carranza government. Rebels in Southern Mexico widen the threat as U.S. officials warn of potential cross border activity. Texas Governor Hobby insists on strict protection of Americans and property while Mexico troops might move through Texas with U.S. approval uncertain.
The list records soldiers with statuses including DIED OF DISEASE DIED OF ACCIDENT WOUNDED IN ACTION and MISSING IN ACTION. Names span multiple towns such as Gilmer Houston San Antonio Fort Worth and Gallon regions, with ranks including Pvt and Pfc and units referenced by initials.
Governor W P Hobby of Texas said he will permit Mexican troops to pass through Texas if Americans in Chihuahua are protected from Villa's forces. He stated Texans object to Mexican disruption but favor safe border passage for Mexican troops if security is guaranteed for Americans.
Military officials in the Southern district back a bordered road and fire fence to deter raids from Mexico. Congress may back the plan as the new season begins. The agricultural committee reported a 1.5 million dollar bill to fight Aubercuignin in cattle, with 1 million for cattle slaughter. Liberty Loan totals near 85.2 percent, and a 200,000-man harvest army is projected for Kansas. An air crew from Baltimore bound for Old Point Comfort is missing after a sea drift. The Atlantic crossing attempt by Hawker and Grieve ends with a water landing. Prohibition actions in Chicago, and a Texas labor federation meeting in Cleburne. The war department reports evacuations of infantry from Archangel. Texas voters pass multiple bonds for city improvements.
Ruth Law aviator announces plan to support a transatlantic flight effort tied to a $41.5 million bill to fund tuberculosis combat in cattle related to sericultural projects and a $1 million allocation for cattle, with the aim of advancing aviation based relief efforts and a Chicago event.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver medicine that replaces calomel, claiming it cleanses bile, relieves headaches and stomach upset, and restores energy. The copy asserts a money back guarantee if results aren’t felt and targets farm families and children.
Fragmented reminiscence recalls Sergeant James Adams, a former marine recruiter in Cleveland, attached to the American embassy in Paris as courier to Brussels. A tally of wartime curiosity with counts of travel between Chauteau Thierry and nearby points, plus a humorous quip about the Indianapolis 500.
An OCR snippet touts CAPUDINE as a fast relief for all headaches and mentions a trial dose price. It contains fragmented phrases about marital tension and a courtroom line, plus a note on organized life and efficiency.
A fragmented advertisement claims VacnerBalm stops various pains quickly and safely, usable internally, with a free sample offer and agent prices. It warns against imitations and lists B W Vacher Inc of New Orleans as the maker. A stray gossip note laments cemetery promoters marketing peace and quiet.
Fragmentary OCR passage shows a prisoner protesting being left unattended and challenging a guard to teach the brute to sit. Details are garbled, but the event centers on authority confrontation and an attempt to control disruptive behavior.
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