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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1914

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Cattle Raisers Endorse Border Policy at Texas Meet

The annual Cattle Raisers Association of Texas session in Fort Worth featured a near unanimous endorsement of Gov. Colquitt’s stance on the Mexican border. J. D. Jackson of Alpine was elected president, with E. B. Spiller re-elected secretary as resolutions urged expanded livestock sanitary work, tick eradication, rail and livestock liability reforms, and stronger rural credit and inspection measures.

The Cattle Raiser's Association of Texas Ft. Worth J. D. Jackson Alpine Jackson E. B. Spiller Geo. B. Hendricks San Angelo Houston San Antonio Resolutions Committee Livestock Sanitary Association Livestock Sanitary Commission Bureau of Animal Industry American National Livestock Association United States Mexico A. & M. College of Texas Alsu A. & M. Colle Texas Industrial Congress In Francisco Cattle Raisers’ Association H. A. Jastro Ama National Association Amer ‘Ican National Livestock Association Fort Worth

Simple tests for judging water purity at home

The New York Sun recommends two quick tests for evaluating water quality when uncertain about a supply. First, place a lump of white sugar in a tumbler of water, cover, and wait overnight. a clear liquid indicates purity, while cloudiness proves contamination. Second, add a few grains of permanganate of potash, cover, and wait an hour. a bright rosy color means safety, while a brownish hue signals impurity though may be benign after boiling.

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