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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
2
J Yates auditor subscription price advance mail matter at postoffice. Alpine church announces Sunday October 27 sermon on Preparedness at morning service. Evening service topic The A man who is afraid to. Messenger urges attendance and safety. colonel assisting Mr Hughes noted. J H Messer pastor.
Handbill warns that hunting cutting or gathering wood is forbidden on lands owned by Mrs Jas T Nevills in the county. The note laments local conditions and mentions scattered items from cattle shipments and war talk amid a stream of varied local notices.
The piece notes growing indication that President Wilson will win a second term. It recounts early Republican hopes to unite Roosevelt and Old Guard factions but says those hopes faded as the campaign progressed, emphasizing Wilson’s strengthening prospects in key states.
12 volt auto battery in good as new condition offered by W J Yates. Call or apply for Avalanche subscription details.
A quirky guide suggests mixing a Hughes barstorming sneeze with county brainstorming for Greek premier names. It humorously blends unlikely sounds and exercises to aid pronunciation.
The remark notes a preference for sitting quietly on a bench rather than standing actively in the sting of effort, implying a valuation of calm over strenuous action. Mr. Hughes is referenced as having likely discussed the idea.
Overcoat found reportedly awaiting owner at the local desk. Finder may identify and claim the garment by presenting proof of ownership and contacting the office during business hours.
J R Nash resigns from the Falfurrias Mercantile Co to take a similar post in Alpine. Mrs Nash and Master Robert Earl leave for Cuero to visit relatives until Mr Nash joins them. The notice extends sincere wishes to the Nash family as they relocate. Dean's garage advertises a fifty horsepower roadster convertible into a truck and seeks exchange offers for a light car.
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