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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
1
The Farmer of St. Paul notes rising beef cattle and dressed beef prices, worsened by droughts and selling calves and cows for slaughter. High feed costs push farmers to dispose of grain crops instead of feeding them, crushing cattle foundations and threatening meat supply.
The Fort Stockton newsroom notes with pride the Orient railroad reaching Alpine after about fourteen years of patient effort. Citizens anticipate passenger service, expect homeseekers and investors, and celebrate the climate and opportunities for capital. The Ft Stockton Pioneer urges desirable settlers to move to the growing city.
A public notice offers a reward for arrest and conviction of any person involved in illegally handling the stee asset. The amount and issuing authority are not fully legible in the provided text. Local officials urge adherence to laws and cooperation with law enforcement to deter illicit activity.
The essay lauds Robert G. Ingersoll as the archangel of infidelity while defending faith. It contrasts eloquence with moral ruin and questions the natural world, mind, and God’s presence amid storms and stars. Also notes water storage costs at Medina and Roosevelt dams and a tax notice for Brewster County residents.
The Rockport Enterprise urges readers to clean flues before lighting stoves as soot from last winter can ignite and cause a serious conflagration. The warning stresses cleaning now to nearly eliminate danger and prevent fires.
The passage urges steadfast courage and duty inspired by Goethe. It counsels bearing hardships, guarding a noble motto, and striving with resolve. It emphasizes haste not rest not and doing the right as fate's storms pass, aiming for a glorious end.
Border Rubber Co states readiness to buy cash for all Guayule in Texas regardless of factory operation status. Rumors about ceasing purchases tied to sale of factory property are dispelled as false.
Strayed or stolen two horses advertised: a white gray horse with two bars on the right shoulder and a Spanish brand on the left shoulder, and a brown horse with no bars on the right shoulder and a Spanish brand on the left shoulder. A $10 reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Also notices about rents, lodging, and services from local businesses including job printing, hotel rooms, meat market, windmill work, cleaning and pressing, and a laundry.
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