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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
1
Notice to patrons that day power current will be discontinued from today Sept 30 except Tuesday mornings until noon and Friday afternoons 2 to 6 to accommodate users of electric irons. Alpine Light & Ice Co Advt 10 1 tf.
Notice to trespassers indicates the Walker Ranch property in Jeff Davis and Presidio counties is posted as required by law and hunting is strictly forbidden. J. P. Kennedy, Manager. Advt.10-18-Imo.
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes population growth outpaces meat production with cattle, sheep, and swine herds shrinking since 1910. Prices are expected to stay high as farmers need better returns to boost livestock, while land costs and feed prices push production costs higher. The Avalanche’s November Magazine section promises varied virtue with farm notes and stories.
News Notes in Brief report that Big Springs secures a Government experiment station with 15000 dollars to fund practical farming studies. Expert opinions claim U S coast defenses are impregnable. Chicago police nabbed for collusion with city thieves and thugs. Senator Claud Hupspeth of El Paso operated on for appendicitis. Attorney General Looney pushes for a new hearing in the liquor cage and seeks judicial input on enforcing the Allison law against soliciting liquor orders in dry territory.
A collage from small Texas papers notes editorials jokes and attitudes. It quotes Van Horn Advocate Mertzon Star L A Express and others about editors readers and show folk, mentions Senator H B Terrell temporarily residing in Austin and his newspapers, and highlights Aunt Mollie Bailey a veteran showwoman aged 74 who once spied for the Confederacy.
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