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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
1
Judge C W Standart of Standart Texas commends Park Laboratory Co Jersey Screw Worm Killer as the best remedy he has used. He notes it kills the worm and heals the wound and praises the patent stopper as a great convenience.
Mr and Mrs KR McKinney visited Alpine this week where the Santa and the thee hoe discovered a new vein of quicksilver on their property. Stow days see Cole Dever returned from San Antonio and Uvalde Wednesday with Miss Lovey Jarrell, a former classmate of Dever.
An old practitioner offers SNUFFLES as a complete treatment that reaches the diseased mucous membranes, relieves catarrh, stops discharge, and heals inflammation. It claims quick relief for Hay Fever and Colds, warns of neglect leading to consumption, and promises guidance after ordering. Priced at one dollar per month supply with prepaid shipping in the United States and Canada.
The oil boom raises land values across Texas, threatening farmers and delaying agricultural progress. Rice country lands already show inflated values, forcing settlers to seek homes elsewhere. The Literary Bureau notes that balanced development could benefit all, urging prudent handling of mineral discoveries.
The San Antonio International Fair Association sponsors a premier roping contest offering 8500, 8250, 3150, and 8100 in cash prizes. Entries limited to 40, with 0 cash due at filing. Half compete Oct 21 and Oct 22 at 11 30 am. Judges chosen from state cattlemen to ensure fair play. For details contact Tom A Coleman, Secretary.
Alpine reports a grim day for Ed and Walt Garnett’s father as illness looms. Alfred Guyon and wife from Marfa visited. Guyon built the windmill and tank at the Methodist parsonage. Tom Williams heard from a Transvaal lieutenant praising Funston. FET Fuller hires locals to clean streets for one dollar monthly. town enacts compulsory cleanliness amid widespread sanitary concerns.
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