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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
3
Miss Ade English and Sarah Stoud visit in Austin while Gertrude Bennett becomes book keeper at Marathon Garage. Marfa Dairy for sale with cash terms. Maria Dairy lists 30 cows and land lease. Various visits, travel, and health notes follow including rain totals, local business ads, and farm property listings.
A notice states there will be an evening meeting at the court house in the P. Hobby district. W. EF Caldwell urges every one to attend, inviting the public to join the gathering.
The notice commands Wm McFarland to appear at the Brewster County Justice Court in Alpine Texas for a civil action No 484 filed by Multiclent Company seeking debt of 83 and interest. Publication required once weekly for four weeks prior to the next term of court. The next term opens on the fourth Monday in June 1918.
The Avalanche lists candidates for U S Congress and state posts subject to Democratic primaries. Names include Clayide Bi Hubspeth Tama for Congress and Zach Lamar Cobb for Americanist platform. Gubernatorial and local offices shown with RM Dudley MM McFarland WF Jonesy J Townsend J Allen Walton.
Senator Cowell, a nonprofessional politician and active president of the Fi National Bank in his hometown, leads as a high man for lieutenant governor in County. He served four years in the state senate as finance committee chairman and is known for advocating good government and clean politics amid six men in the race.
The attorney general has directed the county tax collector to enforce registration for women between July 27 and July 12. A Brews man notes the dates and J A Walton plans to prepare women to vote and register, urging action ahead of a farm near Hat nauke in Alpine Arkansas.
Partial OCR reads a federal food law reference with garbled characters and missing context. The fragment hints at a government notice or regulation but lacks clear entities, date, or action for a complete summary.
Notice invites readers to bring old sacks for cash toward new ones offered by Gil Yates, highlighting workmanship and material quality.
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