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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
4
Practical advice on feeding a variety of grain for chickens of all ages, stressing active vigor in breeding stock and hustler mentality. Warns against soft shelled eggs from poor shell materials and low quality feed, favors properly prepared chick feed and corn as a steady standby, with seasonal feeding notes.
The Fort Stockton Pioneer invites readers from older regions to consider settling in the Trans Pecos area. It promises a unique climate, abundant agricultural and stock-raising resources, and the chance to acquire a home for a wife and children in a few months. The ad emphasizes rapid progress toward independence and improved living opportunities.
Critics now dedicate space to describe gowns worn by leading women and chorus, noting how costumes set tone on stage. Fashion writers judge players by clothes, influencing careers with reputations for good or bad dressing amid lavish productions.
A fragment from a Chicago piece contrasts a lazy woman who loses a kitten with a diligent youth pursuing the “new thought.” The child defends faith and order, while the mother gently scolds him for not finding the trinket herself, urging practicality and responsibility.
The Texas Supreme Court denies mandamus in the Brown case over mineral land purchase limits, ruling spouses cannot share more than two sections total. In a separate note, Ed F. Pool's body was found in San Felipe creek after missing Thursday night. coroner rules accidental drowning at age 55, with family support provided.
A historical note praises Native American use of controlled burns to convert woodlands into prairie for buffalo, sparing main forests and peat soils. It claims settlers learned the method from Indians and used it to protect homes and timberlands, noting the practice is ancient and largely forgotten.
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