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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
1
A mixed clipping presents Tom Dillon's tribute to mothers and a geopolitical note on Roumania amid World War I. It contrasts a heartfelt poem praising mothers with a brief critique of Roumania's strategic stance and a report on a sweeping new federal drug law effective March 1 requiring registration for handling opium and related substances.
A sheriff sale notice announces levy on real estate in Brewster County Texas under an order of sale issued January 27 1915 in favor of R B Slight against J J Wilkins and Mary Swanson Wilkins. The North half of block 6 Hancock addition Alpine is to be sold at public vendue on Tuesday April 6 1915 between 10 am and 4 pm at Brewster County Court House for cash to satisfy a $396 judgment plus interest and costs.
Turner s Land Office advertises a new map of Breswster County showing the Orient Ry and Alpine line. Advertisement dated October 15.
The Panhandle Cattle Raisers Association elected officers for its annual session in El Paso last week. Joseph H. Nations of El Paso was named president, Abner Wilson of Clifton, Arizona, as vice president, and Richard De Graftenreid of Lastrip? as second vice president. William Harrell, El Paso, joined the slate. The meeting noted boundary claims tied to Hale County and taxes collected there, dating back 25 years.
Secretary Lee Bivins based in Amarillo records treasurer details. Next meeting place noted as Albuquerque New Mexico.
Westbound Train No 9 and Eastbound Express No 102 arrive times. Mail closes at 5 0 p m. Limited Express No 101 arrives. Local Mail Train No 10 arrives 7 10 a m. Mail closes 8 30 p m. Post office opens 8 a m closes 6 p m except Sundays, general delivery window 8 30 a m to 9 30 a m. Office open only one time on Sunday.
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