Announcement of Primary Voter Action in July Primaries
Deremish announces candidacy for the legislature and appeals to voters at the Democrat primaries to be held in July. McFari Nd is noted in the text.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
2
Deremish announces candidacy for the legislature and appeals to voters at the Democrat primaries to be held in July. McFari Nd is noted in the text.
The Avalanche denounces traveling carnival shows as morally harmful and financially wasteful to the community. It condemns tax avoidance by such events and commends Alpine women for supporting local charities. The paper notes a shift away from prohibition on state politics and endorses reform efforts amid local economic concerns.
The piece argues Mexico turmoil will hinge on temporary expedients and a lasting government under Villa and Carranza. It urges Congress to finish tariff, currency, regional bank, trust, and rail issues to stabilize business and shield the United States from Mexican disturbances, urging decisive action and retreat to normalcy.
Cadet Corps leader O Connell and School Board President Jackson sought arms from the War Department after letters and pressure via Senator Sheppard and Congressman Smith. A reply dated May 8 1914 from Assistant Secretary Laureano says the matter is under consideration and no decision yet. President Jackson asserts the boys will get guns, noting his track record of success.
Fragmentary notes reference Leader Mrs Lula Jotham and Jotham Holmes. Mentions public morals Brooks script Psalms and closing song. Names include Ruby Riggs and Becki 636. Text is incomplete but suggests a church or community program with readings and songs.
Waived by Zatha Decie at the skating rink a commencement address by Eugenia Vector featured a decorated program with white and green colors. The event praised pupils and teachers and urged entering life’s path with effort. School Board re-elected all old Marathon teachers as guests and visitors from Sanderson Alpine and Fort Clark attended.
Beaudrox of Valentine visited his parents Mr and Mrs Carlos Beaudrox Friday Billy Burke of Langtry spent the week here Mr Jackson of Alpine stayed at the Chambers hotel He owns an ice wagon and seeks local ice deliveries Phone orders to Almine Vioht Lee Co Advid-d-loth Mrs W J Burnham and daughter Miss Nena are here
From the Chisos Mountain ranch guests of Mrs Burnha and daughter Mrs Todd. Ernest Sweeten and his wife stay with Mrs Sweeten's mother Mrs Lemons. A V Lemons from the Combs ranch visits his mother. Alpine resident Mr Cabanna visited friends this week. Mr and Mrs Crede Taylor travel from the Nation ranch to visit Mr and Mrs Joe Granger.
Attorney for the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas and E B Spiller report the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to pay about $150000 in reparations for overcharged cattle shipments. Railroads plan to contest. suit in court likely if not paid by June 15.
Mr. Bourland arrived from his ranch and spent several days of his week. Miss Marie Simpson hosted many young friends Saturday evening with a fern adorned parlor, games, and refreshments. The week also included a Friday skating rink dance with a Mexican orchestra providing music.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 1 a.m. and 8 p.m. Junior League at 4 p.m. Morning topic The Fall of Babylon Evening topic The One Sin. Mrs. Harry Baker to sing at evening service with special morning music. Prayer meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday. All welcome. H. M. Smith, Pastor.
Christian Church and Bible school announce 10 a m Bible school and preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m. Everyone invited. H M Bandy, Minister.
For Rent good five room house close in. Apply to S J Me Spadden. advt-4-16-16.
Property owner Jason W. Tames forbids hunting fishing camping or any trespass on his land under penalty of law. The notice warns all parties to stay away from the premises.
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