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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
2
Alpine Company and J. Wares Kaitor present item price 61.50 in a dated notice for Thursday November 1916. This brief listing records pricing details and associated parties for a local sale or catalog event.
The piece urges Democrats to vote in the national election and criticizes Roosevelt and Hughes while praising health officer Foote for combating scarlet fever. It includes local notices on estate probate, bird band reporting directives, a roadster for sale, and various village advertisements from Alpine Brewster County.
A Franklin D. Roosevelt view is cited as saying he would have seized every German ship in our waters and asked Berlin about its plans after a German attack on Britain. The remark frames a bold, decisive wartime stance attributed to the former president.
Public notice from W. H. Terry posting all pastures and forbidding hunting or trespassing. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. This is a final notice.
A fragmented 19th century text argues that sympathy keeps a wife engaged in marriage, detailing expectations for a wife to please, be loyal, and manage household duties. It discusses how affection, money, and social roles influence a wife’s behavior and the balance of love and duty in the home.
The article reports engineer M. Decker proposing a new method to counter mined seas in modern warfare. He suggests using controlled sound waves to detect and neutralize minefields, a concept linked to naval threat reduction and wartime technology.
Fragmentary weather note describes strong winds and travel disruption. Mentions Tuesday and Saturday timing, with reference to deserts and heat. Content is garbled but conveys ongoing wind and fatigue effects on movement.
Classified notice advertises 4 to 6 sections of good ranch land with ample grass and a few fat cattle for sale. Contact Box 237 Alpine Texas. Dated 10 19 31 from The Avalanche at an annual rate of 1 50.
A county notice forbids all hunting, cutting, or gathering wood on lands owned by Mrs. Jas. T. Tartt known as the Nevill tract, with an explicit trespass warning to all persons.
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