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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text shows names D. Wood Samry Scobee Earl Clark and a postal matter noting second class status at Alpine Texas. Mentions a price of one year $20? and a reference to outade county $1.25. Indicates a newspaper notice or classified snippet with damaged details.
The article surveys conversations as a window into society and notes the growth of early military bands and their instruments. It discusses public talk topics in Cleveland and New York, early ideas about flight, and reflects on evolving schooling and social attitudes toward progress and advertising. It cites Theodosius, the Wright brothers, and Oklahoma politics, tying curiosity, technology, and public life together.
A Le Matin writer recalls Theodosius predictions from 992 about the year 1992. He foretold the destruction of Mohammedanism and the Crescent’s fall, but history shows over 200 million Muslims remain. The article lists other forecasts including book demand.
Alpine Texas items recount an old ordinance on garbage trucks, a humorous tale about a Virginia ham prep joke, and city official remarks. It covers Alpine high school athletes at Port Stockton meet with second-place finishes in Ready Writers and Iris volleyball, plus a strong honor roll across grades one to six and two new homes being built by local residents.
Mitchell Bros. of San Ant Jono hold the contract and expect to complete one of the homes by June in a plan to finish multiple houses.
Mrs Jonn J Martin left Thursday for San Antonio to take her child Idex to a hospital with pneumonia. Mrs Roy Sims accompanied her and aided with the travel arrangements.
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