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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
Call to enforce state sanitary laws and public safety
A dramatic appeal urges the city council to adopt and enforce state sanitary laws to prevent disease. It notes local ordinances on cess pools and closets as a dead letter and warns that action is urgent for public health and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurine
Alpine residents urged to buy season tickets for Summer Normal lecture series
The Pecos Times quotes an Alpine Avalanche editorial and praises Alpine’s climate water fruit and people. It calls on every citizen to buy a two dollar season ticket to support Mr Page’s lecture course for the Summer Normal and appeals to local pride and public spirit.
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Pecus Times
Pecos Times
Alpine
Page
Arizona New Mexico achieve statehood at last
The Arizona New Mexico statehood bill becomes law after lengthy battles over split statehood. Arizona gains 113k square miles and 155k population while New Mexico receives 123k square miles and 227k people, with irrigated land limits noted and broad economic figures cited.
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Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Union
Anzona
Alaska
Dakotas
Montana
Wryoming
Idaho
Washington
Oklahoma
Harrison
Sunday Closing Act Ordinance Be Alpine Morals Measure
City council enacts Sunday closing rules to promote public morals. It declares it derogatory for mercantile firms to operate after 9 o'clock Sunday morning if they sell necessities of life. The ordinance aims to restrict commerce during Sunday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Drouth Broken Brings Broad Rainfall News
Since last Friday afternoon Brewster county has seen daily rain with expectations of continued showers. Elders report the best season in years as vegetation recovers and wells refill. Rainfall spans the Panhandle to the Rio Grande and into Mexico. Green Valley Chalk Valley Marathon Ft. Davis Ft. Stockton Marfa Valentine report similar conditions. The rain promises gardens fruit and abundant grass, lifting spirits statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
Panhandle
Rio Grande
Mexico
Green Valley
Chalk Valley
Marathon
Ft. Davis
Ft. Stockton
Marfa
Valentine
Death of Dr. Chas. Moffit from Tennessee comes to local aid
Dr. Chas. Moffit, who arrived from Tennessee about two months ago due to lung trouble, died Tuesday night after a lingering illness. His friends here provided comfort and a Mexican nurse found him dead at 12 o'clock. His last wish was for his remains to be sent back to Tennessee for interment once relatives are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Moffit
Tennessee
Old Tennessee
Democratic Primaries Ballot Listings for 1910 County Officials
Notice lists candidates for re-election across county offices including County Judge Assessor Treasurer Attorney Clerk Sheriff and Tax Collector Commissioners and Democratic Executive Committee. Also mentions Representative District and a no hunting trespass notice at Kokernot pastures by manager L G Kokernot.
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Kokernot
L. G. Kokernot
Alpine Texas Ordinance Bans Sunday Pool Halls
The Alpine city council enacts a Sunday pool hall ban declaring such operation a public nuisance. Owners must cease by twelve o clock Saturday night and remain closed until twelve o clock Sunday night. violators face misdemeanor charges and fines from five to one hundred dollars. The ordinance was adopted and approved June 27, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einarter
Alpine
Texas
City of
Hauling Phone Number Booked to Nevil McDonnell
For all kinds of hauling inquiries call Nevil McDonnell at phone number 12. The note assigns the contact for hauling services and lists the proprietor as Nevil McDonnell.
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Nevil McDonnell
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