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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1938
Page
6
Mr. Bart Harp and family completed a weekly visit before returning from El Paso where he served jury duty. Jack Krause of Kanensky Missouri plans to visit his sister Mrs Albert Kisussen for several days with Mrs Kisussen.
Alpine residents report a week of varied activity as local figures arrive for family visits and business. The Rev Dr Alexander McFer ran presided over services while M E Pred joined Alpine Drug Store. Mr Townsend and party road to Del Carmen, capturing photos in challenging weather. Mrs Carey and family travel from Big Bend, with others attending funerals, graduations, and a Masonry conclave in Fort Stockton.
An ornate health ad proclaims a chiropractic method promising nerve based healing for sick people. It cites spinal nerves supplying organs and mentions Carroll Vaughan and an address near the courthouse. An unrelated ranchmen notice promotes Genuine Mountain Cedar fence posts from Graves Lumber Co in Uvalde.
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