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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented Alpine Avalanche page reflects editorial ruminations on Wilson Lincoln and prohibition debates. It discusses party loyalties, rhetoric, and the need for steadfast principles, touching on the national mood and Maine’s liquor policy stance. Contained are stray ads calling for tailor made garments and showroom samples.
A reflection on friendship and self honesty. The piece argues that friends can betray us when we stray onto a broad way, even if they had good intentions and would help in trouble. It warns about being guided by peer pressure and the quiet voice of conscience in darkness.
The article notes prohibition issues influenced the Maine race more than expected, hurting Democratic gains. It cites The Prohibitioniste and The Christian Science Monitor, both agreeing Republicans benefited from voter dissatisfaction with complacency.
A district court judgment against Lloyd Wade by F P Newport forecloses vendor’s lien on multiple Brewster County tracts. On November 7, 1916 at Alpine courthouse, sheriff sale will offer all described lands for cash to satisfy the $10 judgment plus 8% interest and costs. Auction held between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Advt 10-4w.
The piece argues Wilson's minority party strength hinges on the president's personality versus a solid Republican front strengthening comparisons to 40s era shifts. It notes Hughes as a sharp critic ready to challenge Wilson while recalling South Carolina’s stance against woman suffrage and hints at political realignments shaping the November election.
A garbled 19th century style narrative recounts bells, churches, and a St Stephens site. It mentions a bell believed cast in 815 in Spain, a ship removed in 1820s, and the rebuilding of a church with altered spellings and local names. References to Nathan ental, Daughters of the Hewes, and local figures blend with ad-like lines about tailoring services.
A fragmented 19th century style discourse explores modesty as a social trait amid changing fashion. The piece juxtaposes American hesitation with French trends, noting how identity is shaped by clothing and public perception.
Property listing for 20 or 40 tract of alfalfa land near Fort Stockton. Claims production of 150 dollars per acre in the last year. Contact R. E. Taylor at 928. 2iw, Alpine, Texas. Potential buyers warned of stated earnings.
For Rent. Will rent my entire house furnished to reliable parties for the winter. For particulars addres Mrs. M. M. McFarland. 9-28-1f.
12 volt auto battery as good as new offered by W. J. Yates. Apply in person or contact for details.
Notice from J. W. Griffith manager forbids all persons to hunt cut or gather wood or trespass on lands in this county owned by Mrs Jas Tartt known as the Nevill estate. Another item notes Kleinman promotes goods with a slogan.
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