Easter Hats Offer from Misifless Ayers
Local shop Misifless Ayers advertises Easter hats in extra quality with newest styles and colors. Customers are invited to call and select before Easter.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
3
Local shop Misifless Ayers advertises Easter hats in extra quality with newest styles and colors. Customers are invited to call and select before Easter.
Local Alpine notes report Spannell to obtain a new trial as the Court of Appeals reverses and remands the case. Other items include sheriff appointment changes, town notices, and early draft training plans for residents of Presidio and surrounding areas.
At a Christian Church board gathering last Wednesday Rev H S Polsgrove was re elected for 1918 1919 The new year starts October 1 Other churches sought the Alpine minister prompting the early election Rate increase notice After April first the charge for auto bus and baggage transfer at night rises to fifty cents from twenty five Alpine Transfer Inc
A movement in Texas links women's suffrage to school athletic achievement and a proposed loving cup for wives and mothers. Directors J E Jand and 6 4 rang Comer of Sanderson push a district event to buy the cup, aiming for the school to win three consecutive years and become a beacon of merit. Also noted is a local Scout gathering in Paso with patrols organized under Ruel Adams and Jack Edwards.
Formal notice in this week’s Avalanche announces the candidacy of Sheriff J. A. Walton for re election as Sheriff and Tax Collector of Brewster County. Walton, a long time holder of the office, seeks party support as a Democrat and appeals for public backing. Daisy Breadmade in Alpine advertised for sanitary ways.
Public school facility group trekked to Tippit ranch last Saturday for a picnic. The ascent to Mitre Peak saw the top climber reach the summit and record participants names on the mountain plaque.
The public school faculty rehearse a war play titled Claim Allowed for performance within two weeks. The January written drama has secured a copyright license, and the cast plans a local staging under university rules.
The manual training boys under Mr Sherman are forming a squad of silent policemen for the City Commission. Trainees will appear next week and perform duties in business districts.
Mr and Mrs Jim Nichols visited in Apine as Fritz Graef and Joe Parker hosted gatherings at the Cook home. S Netterville led services with a small choir and ground dinner. A stork brought a baby to John Boyd. Oliver Sullivan and Geo B visited Fritz Graef, with Cedarwood reporting improving grass conditions.
The Roof Garden Auxiliary of the American Red Cross is reorganizing from an auxiliary into a chapter. Local members have supported drives for membership and garments and bandages. A committee is to apply for a charter, with junior members included, and a plan to seek a charter in Alpine.
James Manning joined townspeople this past week while Mr and Mrs R Wadsworth stayed with Mrs Geo Harris and family. Anson Moorefield and B W Adams and kin visited Marathon. Adams and family went to Sierra Blanca. Fagar Dawson returned from Sierra Blanca. Charles Totty came back from East Texas. Tom Musgraves of Maria visited John Marshall and family. Miss Belle Hix from Alpine visited Marathon. Earl Green spent days in town. Wells Melntyre stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs W J Melntyre. Mrs Gus Jones visited Jones ranch. F Kendrick took a trip to Marfa. Selig
About 20 business and professional men met last week and signed for a five timber lyceum course to be headlined next winter. The lineup includes Nethar Waldyn Evans, a nephew of David Pastette, a humorist lecturer, the Maude Stevens Company with a whistler and child impersonator, and a French woman performer who drew a high weekly wage during the war. The contract requires no two acts perform within less than two weeks of each other.
A list of names includes Agnes Dod Hertie J Bertha Hancock Mamie Lease Woodin Dorothy Cat Stone Leila Wright Lucille Pierson Leo Fippit Ralph Tipit Robert Dod and Jack, indicating public school students showing interest in declamation activities. Many entries reflect early 20th century naming and participation.
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A fragmented notice from HLT Fletcher Manaier Oak Wood warns parents that failure to enroll a child in school this week may lead to penalties or legal action. The message emphasizes timely submission of the child’s name and details to avoid prosecution.
Reading fragments from a 1790 era war society note on daily energy needs. It discusses caloric estimates for men and women under hard or moderate labor and notes typical meal components including protein and carbohydrates. There's reference to a rapid production of stories and the impact of labor on caloric requirements.
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