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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
1
A J West states that no debts can be contracted by any person except in his direct presence or by written order signed by him. This public notice asserts personal responsibility for obligations.
Classified advertisement seeks ranch land owners with tracts from five to one hundred thousand acres. Offers full descriptions prices plat and terms in first letter. Bonuses for lands purchased from the State in any size tract if cheap. Address Room 209 Frost Building San Antonio Texas.
Notice to trespassers warns against hauling gravel from creek beds on the speaker’s Alpine property and states that legal proceedings will follow for anyone who defies the warning. The property owner identified as RicHarp Ricas issues the request.
A local ad urges customers to tell Measday Bros. about their meals from breakfast steak to dinner roasts and liver or brains or barbecue. The message promises to address readers troubles with food choices.
The June 9 effective schedule shows Eastbound Train No 10 and Westbound Train No 9 departing at 12:12 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. respectively, with service continuing until further notice.
A brief notice urges customers to place dinner orders early in the morning, especially on Sundays, from the EASDAY Bros. group. It emphasizes early planning for weekend meals.
Alpine plans a two day Dry Farming congress September 1 and 2 with W C Easterling and G A Martin coordinating invites and talks from Prof H P Attwater Prof E C Chilcot and J D Tinsley and efforts to attract Cone and other leaders. Local El Paso and Willard Record notes emphasize education, publicity and wide regional participation.
Beeville native and former Brewster County Sheriff D A T Walton arrives in Rockport with Mrs Walton for a week at the shore. He previously served long terms as sheriff of Brewster and Bee counties and is well regarded by friends. Walton owns significant Rockport property. Rockport Enterprise.
A collage of notices reports Chicago policewoman and Amarillo prairie fire, counterfeit silver dollars in circulation, Fort Davis July 4 celebration plans, Del Rio and Eagle Pass debating incorporation, Rio Grande activity, Wright brothers set minimum airship price, Frankston bank dynamited for 4000, Tyler strawberry shipments totaling 147 cars worth 150000, France strikes, Ohio river drowning, biblical quotes about Moses, Texas legislature adjournment, bank deposits guarantee bill passage, rising feed and meat prices, Texas Press Association Marlin session, guayule rubber price up to 110, Otto Pulzer mixer death, Toyah incorporation, railroads expanding equipment, Hudspeth on penitentiaries, San Antonio mayoral win for Bryan Callaghan ticket, Bishop Galloway dies, fall airship tests at Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio Fair, Booger Red shows killing at San Angelo, Wright brothers reception, Joe Brown acquitted in El Paso murder case.
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