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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
2
The United States Public Health Service announces a pine oil disinfectant derived from tree sources and turpentine by products. It claims non toxicity and low cost, with potential widespread usefulness if proven effective.
A compressed report notes Florida law seeks original packaging for certain products to curb deviations. The trend affects purists and resorts as the season advances, with observers calling for clarity and enforcement as the situation develops.
The account describes Servia as small but defiant amid attacks from Bulgaria, Turkey, and Austria Hungary. It notes Austria's plan to conquer the modest nation in 1913, contrasting riches and population with Servia’s courage and fighting spirit during past battles.
A report from the silent American association shows Dr Jefferson D of Colorado presenting an X ray based tuberculosis treatment. The method combines X rays ozone therapy dietetic care and static electricity in hospitals and claims only sixty one deaths among seven thousand five hundred seventy one treated cases. The writer argues the technique could prevent advanced disease and emancipate humanity from the scourge.
Notice states a decree of condemnation and sale issued October 22 1915 for five cattle and one steer condemned for forfeiture to the United States. Sale to highest bidder for cash before Brewster County Courthouse on November 22 1915. J H Rosas U S Marshal and deputy marshal Markins dated October 28 1915.
In Brewster and adjacent districts, notices announce condemnation and sale of cattle by U.S. Marshals. Listings describe yearling steers and branded cattle to be sold at public auction at Alpine or Bren ty courthouse doors between 10 and 4, with dates in October and November 1915. Multiple officials named include J H. Rogers and W B. Markins.
Superintendent Bentley plans farming on public school lands for next year with twenty four small plots six feet wide and thirty feet long. Tenants will be students in the agricultural and horticultural class. Prizes are offered by Mr. W. E. Caldwell for the best boy record and by Supt Bentley and Miss Anna D. Linn for the best girl record.
Lost jewel Swiss Cleo wrist watch advertised with finder to return to Lola Harmon or this office for reward. Advertisement indicates contact via office for retrieval.
Two vacant lots on the north side of Mrs Lin's residence offered for sale. Contact Mrs Mary A West at Alpine Texas. June 24.
The United States District Court Western District of Texas issues a decree of condemnation and sale affecting three cattle brands. At Brewster County Courthouse Alpine Texas on November 22 the highest bidder will obtain three head of cattle branded DO on the right side and two head branded 7 OK on the left side. The sale is conducted for feited property to the United States. J H Rogers U S Marshal and W B Marthins Deputy dated October 28 1915 Advt.
United States District Court Western District of Texas El Paso Division orders sale of forty four head of cattle and two year olds under a decree of com mortgage. Auction set for November 22 1915 at the Court House Door Alpine Texas to the highest cash bidder. Marshal J H Roorns directs sale with deputy W B Marruttws. Dated October 28 1918.
Temple Texas November ruling states that agents collecting poll taxes act as powers of attorney and must display a 25 cent war tax stamp. The opinion, delivered by Bell County Tax Collector J D Nelwoh and A S Walker of Austin, clarifies the enforceability of the stamp requirement for payments collected in the period.
Susan Payne a well known segro woman here attempted to die by poison Sunday morning by talking car bolic acid. Though badly burned by the poison she is now out of danger health is the cause given for the rash deed. Episcopal Church service at the W O W hall Sunday night at 8 o clock. Public invited. Rev M A McKeough Rector. Alpine public school to fly United States flag soon Supt Bentley ordered an 8x14 foot flag for proper display. Finder of black coat return to Mrs J R Morton or office. Advt It.
Real estate agents are notified that the land in Palo Pinta County Texas has been withdrawn from the market and all prior selling permits are revoked. Signed by J A Johnson dated October 14.
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