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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
5
Prompt lists several parcels near College Hill with prices from 1000 to 5000 dollars. Terms include cash portions and remaining balance on easy terms. Properties include corner lots, a full block in North Addition with water and sewer, and a 40 acre tract for a quiet residence or ranch. Multiple listings reference fast sale conditions and investment potential.
Four beautiful residence lots offered with room sizes and modern homes. Price listed as 61900 in the notice.
The piece notes Hoxie interest in reviving Fort Davis, proposing to modernize adobe and stone structures. It describes the Officers' Line with 12 to 14 limestone houses, requiring new floors and roofs, while walls remain solid and intact.
San Marcos April 6 The San Marcos Academy honor roll for the seventh month lists thirty two students with ninety or above in all subjects on first honor roll and a ninety four average for the rest. Miss Tommie Espy of Fort Davis is noted for excelle nce and active school involvement. Also mentioned are plans by West Texas Counties company in Abilene to improve lighting and extend distribution lines for new electricity consumers.
Dallas bishop John M. Moore preached to a good crowd at the Methodist church here last Monday evening. He was accompanied by the district presiding elder Rev. H. D. Tapper and Rev. N. L. Tucker of El Paso.
To the creditors of Dr M L Tur Turney deceased this notice warns that unpaid accounts must be settled or arranged by May 15 to avoid transfer to the Retail Merchants Association for collection. Statements have been mailed to editors and settlements must be made at once. Mee M Le Turney 426-26
Fort Stockton captures 127 points in literary events led by debate and extemporaneous speaking. El Paso places second and Alpine third in overall totals. In athletic events El Paso leads track with Rankin and Fabens following. Marfa wins volleyball with Rankin second.
Efforts to acquire ownership of lease rights on the property were pursued with at least three attempts last summer. Frank Jones, a local cattle rancher, and Mr. Bloys, the county clerk, are the other lessees involved.
Congressman Claude B. Hudspeth departed Monday for Washington after receiving a telegram summoning him on urgent business. He and Mrs. Hudspeth had spent a few days at their ranch east of Alpine with Mrs. Hudspeth returning to El Paso this week.
Property owners are informed that April 30th is the final day to render property for taxation without penalty. Readers are urged to contact the Mil ler county tax assessor to attend to this matter immediately.
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