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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
4
Advertises cure for piles and fistulas without the knife at Slight & Co Pharmacy in Alrine Texas. Office phone 152 and residence 19 Alrine listed.
G W Terry offers buggy painting and blacksmithing services at Old Kargar Stand on Main Street south of the railroad. Experienced painter employed. Horshoeing and all blacksmithing tasks provided.
The popular Holland Hotel announces new management and improved entertainment for locals and travelers. Centrally located in Alpine, now more convenient and welcoming for guests.
A local Alpine shop promotes its best selection of candy nuts fruits and confections inviting customers to call and visit. The notice highlights diverse sweets and urges shoppers to explore the available options in person.
James Livingston of Wagoner Oklahoma drowned while swimming with his family near Muskogee in Grand river. His six year old son, carried on his back, survived after Mrs. James Rooney of Paris Texas swam into the dangerous current to save him. Livingston headlined a party of women and children. his body was recovered this morning. Livingston Bros cattle shippers are noted in the report.
Advertises Dr King's New Life Pills as a universal remedy for sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headache chills and malaria. Sold by RR B Slight & Co at 25 cents.
The schedule lists Southern Pacific trains with No 10 fast bound at 4:50 a m and No 0 WHST bound at 12 12 a m. The piece covers court sessions county offices church services lodges and county officers, with meeting days and locations across local bodies and clubs. It names officials such as Higgins and Brooke and outlines recurring meetings for Masons Woodmen and Praetorians.
The Texas Dry Farming Congress reports success with annual meetings beginning August. Officers named include President G A Martin El Paso and VP Attwater Houston, with Eagle Pass favored for next season. Delegates from Sanderson and Alpine praised Alpine hospitality and the event's educational aims.
W. D. Hunter and wife. Mrs. Richard Son. Mrs. C. F. Cox and children. Dr. Hudson. Jack Allen. Felix Harrell. Ralph Schupbach. Wm. Schupbach. Tom Ferguson. Cecil Hudson. W. E. Pore. Straus. Frank Tessman. Henry Wolff. Roy Boozer. Fred Young. Lee Jefferson. Lee Turner. Virgil Ellis. Ivy Stansell. Chris Gates. Joe Bean. Will Banner. Jesse McKee praised in Sanderson Times. Alpine residents thank Mr. Martin for comprehensive convention coverage. Southern Pacific By. Co. attended and offered future financial support, aiding convention success.
On a lonely night Alex Benton of Fort Edward New York climbs Bald Mountain to a neighbor with asthma and uses Dr King’s New Discovery. The medicine quickly relieves the neighbor and later cures his son's wife. It is advertised as a universal lung cure priced 50c to 1.00 with a free trial and guaranteed by R B Slight & Co.
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