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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
2
A fragment from the Alpine publication shows an advance entry at Pontilton for Alpine Terns. The document references J. Yates and an imprint price of £1 6d, dated October 108 in a stylized newspaper format.
President Wilson plans to marry Mrs. Goff of Washington in a quiet, unexpected ceremony kept under wraps. The news comes amid a backdrop of national debate on preparedness and party contrasts as Democrats steer policy and Republicans face football season losses. The piece notes Mrs. Wilson’s recent death and hints at possible social implications.
A business firm launches a plan to circulate a ten dollar bill with an identifying rider. The bill is passed as payment for debts over ten days and tracked to see how many debts it liquidates before returning to the issuing store. The outcome is expected to interest the public and justify further mention of the firm.
A lengthy Texas citation warns J. C. Hale and multiple unknown heirs to appear at the Sth Judicial District Court in Harris County on December 6, 1915 to answer a foreclosure petition connected to vendor’s lien notes. The suit names Theodor Low and others as plaintiffs, seeks foreclosure of land in Brewster County and recovery of costs, attorney’s fees, and the note’s principal and interest. The defendants include Hale and numerous unknown heirs and associates across several states, with publication in local newspapers if available.
Public notice warns against buying or trading for a note signed by N. M. Clifford payable to F. M. Crawford. The note, dated August 25, 1915, for $266.65, was due November 25, 1915, advertisement September 30, 4 weeks.
All parties are forbidden under penalty of the law to fish, camp, or trespass on Jason W. Janes property. Authorities enforce the notice and violation may incur legal action.
Notice to hunters all parties are notified not to hunt or trespass in my pastures and any one vi p ing this notice will be prese nt
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