Alpine Tex. Gazette Classifieds and Notices
Local post office listings show Alpine Texas notices and second class mall matter. The snippet indicates a 1912 era newspaper with editor W J Yar and section header on a Thursday edition.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
2
Local post office listings show Alpine Texas notices and second class mall matter. The snippet indicates a 1912 era newspaper with editor W J Yar and section header on a Thursday edition.
The article urges preserving the Mothers Club in Alpine through active participation and growth. It notes the group funded and supported the city’s public school library, High School projects, classroom equipment, and an auditorium piano and curtain, while fostering mother teacher collaboration and child welfare.
Dr. Karl Duisberg of Elberfeld, Germany, showed synthetic rubber tires at the Eighth International Congress of Applied Chemistry in New York. He stated they had 4,000 miles on a heavy car and looked new, signaling progress toward lab-made rubber though commercial production is not yet ready.
A district court in Marathon ruled that the prohibition election is valid and local option should prevail. Roy Stillwell et al vs J C Brooke county attorney and Judge Van Sickle represented the plaintiffs. Judge Brooke the defendant. Judge Walthall sustained the defendants demurrer and exceptions, finalizing the decision in favor of prohibition.
The call emphasizes remaining work and the potential good from collective action. It urges members to increase enrollment, become more active, and carry forward the work with energy, stressing the value of united effort for sa vx or vay likely as part of a fraternal or organizational context.
Court judgments issued in debt and title cases. Francis Rooney and Charles Shoemake suit results favor the plaintiff. J A Walton wins trespass to try title. State v Lafell ends with conviction for horse stealing with five years in prison and five indictments pending against Lafell and Cleveland.
The Ft. Davis Post notes O. L. Shipman and wife have taken charge of the Stewart Hotel at the start of the week. They plan to continue the hotel’s renowned service and uphold its high standard under new management.
Alpine Mercantile Co announces a Sunday program by H M Smith pastor focusing on Joash and the Minevel Revival with Sunbeams activities from reader Elma Easterling to Rosa Harmon and Mildred Nevill recitations. A coal car shipment from McAlister Coal will arrive with winter orders taken at 11 dollars per ton, delivery extra.
Furniture for sale and household items offered cheap for cash at the Avalanche office. A daily apple wagon runs in Alpine on Monday Wednesday and Friday with phone contact at the ranch. A reward is offered for the recovery of one Durham cow branded Lazy Son right hip. Columbus buggy and a few groceries advertised by A B Burton and 3 C Richard.
Weather marks the season as clerks, merchants and workers report cold conditions. Regional efforts include court adjournments, power plant downtime, and various residents traveling for family health and business. Local ads promote groceries, machinery sales, coal and well casing orders while churches announce holiday services.
A fragmented reminiscence on writers and conversation amid isolation and the relief a chance chat can provide. Anecdotes mention back-and-forth talks with editors and the lure of manuscripts and proofs, with a Cleveland Plain Dealer vignette about a trolley encounter and shop notices about windmills and alfalfa seed at local stores.
Growers tout a sought after Delicious apple variety and urge customers to place orders early to ensure supply. The note emphasizes the exceptional taste and limited availability, encouraging prompt action to secure fruit.
A property owner states a reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally handling cattle observed by the owner. The notice emphasizes swift action against misconduct and seeks accountability through legal channels.
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