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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
4
State Comptroller W. P. Lane blasts plans for prohibition primaries to choose the Democratic ticket, declaring a conspiracy to bar his gubernatorial bid. He touts a long Texas campaign with posters of his sideburns and vows to campaign across the state, resisting any early primary.
Trespass notice prohibits all parties from hunting fishing camping or entering the property under penalty of law. notice served by Jason We Tanees and asserts strict no trespass on the property.
Alias execution from Brewster County Court directs Constable E Puntis to sell the south half of block A2 Kinclad addition Alpine including improvements. Sale to satisfy a $395.08 judgment plus 6 percent interest and costs, on the first Tuesday in November 1913 at the Alpine courthouse door. W O Moore is the property owner.
The notice lists Livingston Undertaking Co with C. W. Livixesto and W. G. Youxo serving Alpine and Marfa Texas, indicating local funeral or business contact in the region.
Fragmentary text references an arrest and conviction but lacks clear names places or dates. The readable parts indicate a legal action or punishment context, with terms suggesting a crime and subsequent judicial outcome. Content is incoherent and insufficient for precise summary.
Senator Bob Taylor of Tennessee recounts a man driven from politics by failed elections who attempts suicide and believes divine rescue saved him. The tale contrasts with a legal note on neutral federal law and a quip on Governor Mays. It ends with a trivia line: 37 pines native to the United States, cork mainly from Portugal producing about 50,000 tons annually.
Miss Nellie Radagan of St Elmo Virginia lies in a local hospital after an accident left her nose missing. Surgeons graft skin from her left index finger to create a nasal bridge and plan to amputate the finger after two weeks to shape a new nose, with the fingerbone anchoring the structure.
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