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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented text shows a public forum discussing voting rights and citizen participation. The piece references consent, bias, and civic action, with mentions of democracy and protests. It appears as a historical extract capturing rhetoric about citizenship and political engagement.
H J R No 30 proposes an amendment to Article 7 Section 3 enabling county taxes up to 50 cents per $100 and district taxes up to 1 dollar per $100 for public schools with state and county roles. Gov to issue proclamations for the November 1916 election and $5000 for costs.
A 1916 Brewster County citation commands unknown heirs of Cordova, Kalfus, Mohler, Culp, Downe, Hudson, and related parties to appear in District Court in Alpine Texas. It outlines publication every week for eight weeks, the September 11, 1916 return date, and details land in Survey 29, Abstract 1655, Block CT. & M. C. Ry containing 640 acres, with prior sheriff sale chain to plaintiff.
The State of Texas Brewster County issues a citation by publication to unknown heirs of Mary A Currier Josephine B Currier Henry O Bleness Josephine O Bleness Augustus Norton and Sarah P Norton and the unknown heirs of all said persons to appear at the September 1916 district court term in Alpine Texas for a civil suit brought by W J Yates Plantis and others to quiet title to 640 acres in Abstract No 1346 Certificate 3167 Block 6 4 Survey 299 G C & S F Ry grant and to cancel other claims.
A richly described interior recalls a long memory with aged gold decor and fragile china. A hostess in satin sits among family heirlooms as youth echo in the room, while framed portraits hang on the wall of the Countryside Magazine.
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