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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
4
G W Terry offers buggy painting and blacksmithing services with experienced painter on staff. Horshoeing and blacksmith work of every character available. Located at Old Kargar Stand on Main Street south of the railroad.
Local ad urges visitors to Alpine for a wide range of candy, nuts, fruits and confectionery with a prompt to call and visit to see the selections firsthand.
If We Could See You Face To Face we could prove to you beyond doubt the advantages of the Byrne Practical Bookkeeping Business Training and Simplified Shorthand. Our three month shorter course saves time and money, includes three months practical experience, and offers individualized instruction. Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas invites inquiries and catalogs.
Mrs Marian Taylor of Nebo Kentucky reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured her grandson after severe burns and scalds. The product is praised as infallible for burns cuts wounds and skin eruptions and is advertised by R B Slight & Co.
At a recent El Paso fair the Southwestern Editorial Association was organized in the Chamber of Commerce building. S. M. Wharton was named president and Will P. LaPoint secretary-treasurer with three vice presidents from each territory. Members include editors from New Mexico Arizona and Texas newspapers.
The Alpine Steam Laundry urges customers not to be deceived and sent money away. It claims readiness to handle all laundry needs with prompt service and cost savings, claiming superiority over other laundries in the state.
Mrs. James Duncan of Haynesville Maine says after twenty years of dyspepsia she found relief with Electric Bitters. She suffered after meals and sleepless nights, but electric bitters restored appetite and strength. At 70, she reports full health and urges others to try the remedy for indigestion loss of appetite kidney trouble and back pain. Only 50 cents at R B Slight & Co.
State Health Officer Brumby warns of danger in every pane of corn bread due to newly identified pal legra from eating mouldy corn. No cure is known for the disease at this time.
Notice warns trespassers that the Altura ranch property is posted and hunting or wood hauling is prohibited under law. The Bird pasture is included, signed by Jason W. James.
Acorn flour showcased at Hord and Co with taste claims that it will be the best. The notice promotes trying the product and asserts superior quality.
The State Bank near occupancy with opening likely by November 20. Earl Chastain suffered a broken arm in a Saturday horse accident. Presidio county earned three silver ore diplomas from Shafter district. Brewster county won first prize for best general mineral exhibit. Gratitude extended to Brewster county and representative John Barnhart for support.
William Upchurch of Glen Oak Oklahoma left home seeking mountain air to cure a two year coughing fit. After six months he returned near death until using Dr King s New Discovery and six bottles restored his health. The ad claims the remedy cures coughs colds hoarseness sore throat grip bronchitis hemorrhages asthma croup whooping cough. 50 cents to 1 00, three bottle trial offered guaranteed by R B Slight & Co.
The note urges customers to place dinner orders early in the morning especially for Sundays. It emphasizes planning ahead to ensure meals are prepared on time by Measpay & Co.
A vintage advertisement claims Dr. King’s New Life Pills ease headaches for girls and older women, promising pure blood and strong nerves. It urges trial at 25 cents through R B. Slight & Co. It also notes a fresh Heletrope Flour shipment from Sumner & Measday, with quality guaranteed.
An affidavit by N. H. Tudor recounts a 1909 raid by Texas State Rangers at Hayden's house in Potter County. Tudor describes the door breaches, whiskey arrests, and his efforts to defend the Hayden family, noting the rangers’ actions and the front door damage.
A discussion centers on whether customers conduct business withMeasday Co and how such inquiries reflect public interest in local merchants. The phrasing suggests a news column exploring consumer habits and commercial reputation during the period.
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