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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
2
Alpine Avalanche announces publication details from Alpine Publishing, with editor Je Yores and 1.00 advance subscription. The item notes mail matter status and second class designation, dated Thursday.
The Texas Cattle Association to meet in San Antonio next week will reelect Mr J D Jackson as president. Support comes from T Pryor and other veterans who praise Jacksons leadership and insist he should remain at the helm for cattle interests in Texas.
The writer notes Italy's entry into the European war affecting Germany, mentions West Texas rainfall, and cites U S Supreme Court beer shipping rulings. It also covers an Attorney General interpretation classing pool with gambling, the Legislature's record, and Hon M M McKarland's House tenure and possible re election.
General news item notes El Paso session of the Panhandle Cattle Association, Governor to guarantee cattle against Mexican air raid, and mentions a Loan Shark Bill passing both houses and awaiting the Governor's signature amidst broad West Texas rain. Also reports Congress adjournment and Allied fleets opening Constantinople doors, plus a farm implement stock listing including plows and harrows and a Mrs. Paul Vogt note.
Fragmentary text lists Mabel Newton with American History and two works by Diamond McSpadden. Mentions Latin Spanish items, U.S. athletic references, and several fragments including Gillen and Richardson. No clear events or dates.
In Brewster County Texas the executor Ida G. Given deceased calls creditors to settle and debtors to pay, with claims to present at Alpine Texas residence. Executor announces long ago probate noting February 1915 and urges settlements for the estate. advertisement includes realty bargains and a local Mercantile store notice.
Fragmentary text mentions Dom Adams and several associated names such as Pearl Gentry Eugenia Dantater Mimory Lucy Moss and Alvin Crawford with scattered terms like Geometry Word Analysis and average 95 cents. The passage reads as a jumbled OCR block with no clear event or cohesive report.
A fragmented passage muses on fashion and building styles blending from Pavia to Kalamazoo and beyond. It questions why new designs should not reflect various historic motifs from Gainsborough to the pyramids. The text likens fashion to a composite of many eras seen in a “big magic lantern” of style.
A church notices page lists Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 o clock with A B Burton superintendent and preaching at 11, B Y program at 7 30, evangelistic singing and preaching. Church of Christ service Sundays at Presbyterian church with long sermon at 2 30 pm Bible study 2 45 pm and communion 3 30 led by U Tarte pastor. A home bargain ad offers a first class house for 1200 dollars. Presbyterian services on 2nd and 4th Sundays with morning 11 am and evening 7 15 pm services and Sunday school at 10 am led by Rev W B Bloys. Cadies cake and candy sale at The Mercantile Store benefits the Presbyterian cadies.
Christian Church announces Bible school at 10 a.m. Prenchis services at 1 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Everyone invited. H M Bandy, Minister.
A weather forecaster named Wiles questions a Wunderstorme theory tied to a Fourth of July event. The figure, described as Amy a school weather prophet, is cited amid discussions of belief and public interest in atmospheric predictions. The text contains garbled phrasing and several unclear details.
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