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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
Zach Cobb of El Paso a candidate for Congress from the 16th district spoke to a large crowd in the district courtroom Friday evening. He outlined a platform of woman suffrage prohibition and 100 percent Americanism and then criticized Senator Claude Hudspeth's political record.
Ford Jackson left Thursday for San Antone and will join Company D of the National Guard there. He has good cavalry training, border and ranch experience, and is a skilled rider and shooter.
Mr Jackson in Washington argues for federal oversight of the Orient Railroad. He cites local impacts from Brewster County, wartime bond sales, and rail access improvements, noting shifts in shipping routes and faster movement to markets in Panhandle Texas and Oklahoma. Affected figures include McAdoo and Barton, with ties to regional rail development and wartime needs.
Sterling City reports a marriage at the bride’s parents home Mr Dom Adams and Miss Luciele Frank connected to families in Greburg La Nipine Phe. The couple, former Maine High School graduates, wed last Sunday and plan a prosperous future, surprising friends with their union.
Joe Parker purchases the Hovey Store with a plan to run the retail outlet in Waldo. He aims to maintain existing merchandise lines and post stand operations while seeking to manage the store under his ownership.
A fragmented OCR passage references irrigated land along the Concho River and Spring Creek near Midtvon, noting 20,000 acres in cultivation and alfalfa seed prices around 35,000 jo per seed. It discusses fertilizer shipments, rising costs, and national seed production impacts, with incomplete continuation noted.
Judge Joseph Jones of the Georgia journal district addresses the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act. The act primarily exempts soldiers from judgment by default while in their country’s service, outlining its scope and intent for relief during military leave and deployment.
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