Alpine Avalanche Notice in Local Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows a Thursday publication from Alpine Publishing with price and imprint details. Content unreadable beyond header, no clear events, names, or places discernible.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a Thursday publication from Alpine Publishing with price and imprint details. Content unreadable beyond header, no clear events, names, or places discernible.
Gov Ferguson names Joseph Jones of Del Rio to fill the unexpired term of Judge Douglas. The move is said to repay a political debt and align with party loyalties, sparking talk of a partisan swap as elections approach in November.
The Ava News editor resumes State Topics coverage after more than two years with Col McLemore inviting readers to join the discussion.
A Beeville related clash arising from a deadly six shooter ends in tragedy after two longtime friends engage in a fatal confrontation. The text notes Texas crime convictions as low, implying money and motive influence deadly outcomes.
The Gen has asked converting the interned Kronprins Wilhelm into a passenger wing steamer and permission is granted. The change appears to reflect German habit of preparing for future events, with speculation about peace nearing and ships kept ready for postwar use.
A noisy ad fragment invites patrons to phone a store for second hand goods and genuine McAlester coal. The text mentions a telephone contact and suggests delayed or stalled business, with references to Caldwell's and German calculations in an unclear promotional context.
The piece portrays Mr. Bryan as failing in his U S lecture tour aimed at thwarting Wilson's defense plan. It argues German plans show no sign of war termination and suggests Bryan's political career is failing while his finances prosper.
The opposition within the State Federation of Labor argues that granting women the vote would push politics toward female power and danger. They warn women may be drawn into corruption and forced into political life through suffrage.
The article notes limited Allied gains and German Austrian initiative on both eastern and western fronts. It suggests Serbia’s defeat failed to move outcomes, while Germany hopes to rally Balkans by overrunning Serbia. Uncertain final victor remains, with signs pointing to shifting momentum.
Notice to friends that I will be in Dallas for medical treatment until March 1, 1916, after which I plan to resume my Alpine practice. Episcopal Church service at the W. O. W. hall Sunday at 3 o'clock. Public cordially invited. Rev. M. A. McKeough. Avalanche subscription.
A fragmented entry lists bank resources and securities including 911.06 etc, with notes on postal savings and Federal Reserve relations, plus numerous county accounts, expenditures, and a Wednesday electric service change. It records suppliers, taxes, tolls, road work, and local notices from Alpine, with ad copy for office services.
The document records a certified bank statement action in Brewster County Texas dated November 1915. It shows GW Maines as cashier and J Brooke as notary public approving the statement. The names ConnetAnets C A Brown WB Hancock ALS Gage appear as signatories or witnesses.
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