Alpine Avalanche Subscription Notice
The Alpine Avalanche announces subscription details with yearly and six month rates. Aimed at Alpine Texas readers, the notice lists prices and the paper’s manager and editor.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
4
The Alpine Avalanche announces subscription details with yearly and six month rates. Aimed at Alpine Texas readers, the notice lists prices and the paper’s manager and editor.
The 1923 legislature walks out over recess per constitutional duties sparking debate on executive and legislative prerogatives. Supporters urge cooperation while noting new courts may be unnecessary and Gov Campbell’s era leaves a mixed legacy in Texas politics.
Former Texas Governor T M Campbell of Palestine died at John Sealy Hospital Galveston after an illness lasting nearly a year. Campbell served as governor first elected in 1900 and again in 1900. The text notes his role in Texas politics alongside leaders like J W Bailey Jas S Hogg and Cone Johnson as contemporaries in a powerful era.
Local items detail visits by residents to El Paso Fort Stockton and Albuquerque and return of families from six months away. Obituary notes the passing of Mrs James Manning. Post office staffing changes in Washington are described as affecting Sunday mail delivery and local efficiency with potential delays anticipated for Marathon residents.
The public is invited to attend the style show where the domestic arts department girls model dresses they made during the year. Admission is free, hosted by the Home Economics Department under Grace D. Bedell, director, in a chamber of errors tone.
Joe Graham of Law At torney for the Comm Bank Trust Company as trustee sold at auction Tuesday morning an undivided half interest in 73 percent of Brewster county land including a 18 000 acre tract known as Buttrell Ranch. The sale covered two deeds of trust with purchase money notes totaling 9223 1 and included liens on the properties.
The John Young Land Company announces a relocation to the Holland Hotel, linking Alpine and Brewster County interests. The firm is described as a high class, progressive real estate asset supporting the community’s material interests.
Postmaster Jack Allen captured two Mexicans Wednesday morning as they were taking mail from a box not theirs. He turned the offenders over to the sheriff, who jailed them.
Friends of Mr and Mrs Wells Melnore gathered last Monday at a ridge party in humor of Ms George Brown bride of the region. The home was decorated with sweet peas and spring flowers with butterflies on guests according to games won. Prizes went to Mrs Brown and Mrs Newell for high scores. Refreshments included creamed chicken stuffed tomatoes and olives served on wooden trays with sweet peas.
The District Court of Brewster County Texas orders a sheriff sale under case 1023 for E A Warren against Mary Fisk and N Fisk. The property is a described Alpine Texas tract two blocks from the business district near the Presbyterian church. The sale was levied April 1 1923 at 3 PM and covers costs and eight percent interest from February 2 1923.
Friday 4 30 p m Young People Missionary Society meeting at Mrs W B Hancock. Saturday 6 45 p m Choir practice with Mrs Chas M Livingston Jr as pianist. Sunday 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m The Price of Power junior session Inez Evans superintendent 7 15 p m League Warner Reed leader 8 p m Topic Harvey Hughes. Monday 8 p m Meeting for new church Tuesday 3 30 p m Missionary Society social at Mrs C E Davidson W Van Sickle. Wednesday 8 p m Prayer meeting H M Smith pastor.
Leader Anja Wilson presents Living with the risen Lord with scripture from John 15 4 8 and prayer by Mrs Turney. Hymn 155 titled Suppose sung by Turney Hall. Anna Dee Phelps leads Jesus with us and Catherine Turney discusses how to show our love. Mrs Brown tells a story and Adrian Turney provides special music. Grace Newell explains how we may grow like Jesus. Secretary conducts roll call.
A brief notice suggests using printed letterheads and envelopes for ranch and business communications as seen in The Avalanche. The item highlights practical branding and official correspondence features.
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