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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
1
A garbled note warns that some firms misrepresent Liberty bonds to secure loans and invest the funds in their own stock. It cautions investors that such moves masquerade as safe, urging scrutiny of bond securities and the legality of these financing schemes.
Fragmentary text notes a German soldier once a New York bartender captured near Verdun. Mentions prohibition in America and harvest clans in Texas. Context unclear, but links wartime activity with social issues and rural communities.
A fragmented clipping describes a court case from Kelly Field involving W T Henderson and $500 in damages. It mentions stock loss from a ship and a flight to a position in Arizona. The language is garbled but centers on a legal ruling and restitution.
Former Santa Fe Railway official in Carlsbad resigns to manage his daughter Mrs Alpine's ranch near Pecos. He and Mrs Wilson relocate to the ranch, note their plans to oversee ranch interests and enjoy rural life after more than thirty years in railroad offices.
A fragment from Ozona notes a visitor party stating the Alpine woman was the prettiest in Alpine before quarantine halted their travel./Henderson Texas sources mention a former Oona girl named Stockman and uncertainty about the title after the stop.
A terse note from Minister L refers to his family and shared identity. The message echoes a sentiment of unity, citing Mecos Enterprise as a referenced source. The fragmentary text suggests a broader discussion about people and common humanity.
American soldiers in France hold territory as the home front backs the effort. Citizens urged to keep Liberty Bonds, touting safety and potential rise in value, framing the investment as patriotic wind finance and a call to confidence in the war loan program.
An informal report describes cheers and thanks after a festive awards moment. The passage notes sharing joy with boys and expressing gratitude, with plans to take memories home and celebrate with iced treats. The tone mirrors a community gathering marking achievements.
Alpine State Bank at Alpine presents a financial condition summary from Avalanche day, listing assets including U.S. Liberty bonds, war savings stamps, stock in Federal Reserve, due from approved reserve agents, specie, and guaranty fund. Figures show totals around several thousand dollars across categories.
A historical bank statement lists assets including Jeans and Cisco 28 194,499 and War Savings Stamps Acct at 430 26, Liberty Bonds 4.130 00, and Due From Banks 109,34. Liabilities show Capital Stock 0, Undivided Profits 5.04 17 and Deposits 314,0s202. Signed by Benj. F. Berkeley and Gee C. Mille as directors, with the date noted as the 2th day of Nov. 191K.
A fragmented note discusses Liberty Bonds as incontrovertible evidence of a subscriber’s support for soldiers overseas. The text emphasizes holding the bond as proof of contribution until the soldiers return home.
Plant fruit trees well with several kinds and proper varieties. Provide correct cultivation conditions to ensure healthy growth and bountiful yields. This guidance emphasizes soil, watering, pruning, and general orchard care for strong trees.
The Gage pastures are posted up no hunting of other trespassers will be therein. N S Murphy foreman.
Trespass warning issued restricting hunting and entry on multiple ranches including Nevill, Sime, Griffith, Pletcher, and Titley properties. Prohibited trespasses cover all pastures and lands. violators may face enforcement.
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