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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1927

Page

4

Alpine Texas Subscriptions Rules and Notices Digest

Public notice text outlines mailing practices and subscription rules for a Texas newspaper. It mentions charges for notices, second class matter, and post office regulations. It defines legitimate subscriber lists and exceptions for gift copies, news agents, and other publishers under office rules and credits for extended subscriptions.

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Flood relief drive planned with benefit theater in Alpine

President Coolidge backs national relief for Mississippi flood victims. In Alpine a Sunday benefit at the Mojave theater, hosted by Moseley, offers free admission and all ticket proceeds to flood sufferers. Helpers pay own transport, and guests face a program of dances, trips, and contests to raise funds.

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Establish Ranch Resort Faces Allied Support in Alpine

An Alpine group led by Pete Crawford plans a ranch resort with financing arranged through an operating company named Pete Crawford, Inc. Local businessmen including H W Ferguson, Dr E Wright, J D Jackson and many others back the project. The plan promises full capacity by opening season with attractions, chuck wagon dinners and ample amusements.

Witl Bo Tho My Mens ‘S Crawford Ant An Hia M. L. Hopson F. B. Gillett Alpine Motor Co Howell Lumber Co T. Vota W. B. Caldwell Elmer Taylor G. Smith Alpine Steam Laundry R.A. McMurry Dr. B. P. Berkeley John Perkins Clay Holland Shirley Seales G. W. Baines

New Cottages Planned to House 75 Students by June

Amid an Alpine housing shortage, plans call for 16 new cottages to be built on campus, each with two rooms and no kitchen. The project, supported by Dr Berkeley and local backers, aims to house about 75 students and may use cafeterias seasonally. Construction on the original block continues, with completion expected before summer term.

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Cottage construction to house students planned at summer term

Builders will raise 19 cottages and continue six more as part of a project to ease housing. Each unit will be 14 by 24 feet with a 12 by 14 partition creating two rooms, housing beds and possibly four cots for emergencies. A committee led by Dr. Berkeley, J. B. Caner, and F H. Gillett will arrange financing and details.

Berkeley Jared Dr. Berkeley Dh Rotary de Ber Dr. Herkeley J. E. Casmy Mopson Otis Turner Watso How Ferguson FB Gillett Leo Howell Shirley Seales J.D. Jackson Moe J. B. Caner F. “H. Gillett

Alpine Boys Week Events Highlight May 6 Schedule

A community drives Boys Week in Alpine with a Friday mass meeting for boys 6 to 18 at First Methodist Church. Rotary sponsors emphasize parental involvement and a day at home for Mothers Day Eve, with athletic events at Jackson Field under Sul Ross and a community dinner. Marathon and Brewster County youths are invited to join field day activities.

Jon Weyerts Alpine First Methodist Church Rotary Club Jackson Field Sul Ross Rotary Ro F. Daff Rogram Tutok Rotary ii Marathon Brester County

Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Cure or Money Back

An ad claims Loto's Pyorrhea Remedy cures pyorrhea and guarantees satisfaction or refund. Palace Pharmacy promotes the product as a distinct treatment, offering a bottle if not pleased and promising relief from sore gums and tooth bleeding.

Paul Loto Palace Pharmacy

Hidden treasure quip echoes from cave mouth tale

A talking prospector celebrates a hidden trove saying its value in liquid measures while a shadowy absent minded professor is blamed for a marital misstep and a dramatic exit by slamming a door. The odd exchange blends humor with mystery.

Fragments Describe Random Street Scene and Odd Dialogue

In a morning incident at Washington and First Avenue an auto truck skidded and hit a woman in the safety zone. The text also includes disjointed dialog and stray phrases about a maid, a piano lesson, and a windshield wiper, creating a collage of unrelated lines and quotations.

Washington First Avenue Hoenix Republican Jimmie

Comic Fragments From A Parlor To A Fur Shop

A garbled dialogue scene offers quick humor from a seamstress doctor and a fur shop clerk. Snippets feature a witty exchange about stitches and a skunk fur joke, with fragments mentioning Philadelphia and a character named V. Pike in a slangy town milieu.

Highland Realty Co. Ranch and business properties sale notice

Highland Realty Co offers ranches in Trans-Pecos country and city property with oil and mining land, rentals and investments. UK sale includes a 40 acre truck and chicken ranch with 2 wells and wind mills, 7 room house, outbuildings, fruit trees, priced at 3200 dollars with half cash and balance over 1 2 and 3 years at 8 percent. Also a brick store and suburban home on 10 acres with apples, 3 wells, windmills, and water for irrigation. price 14000 dollars with terms. Store cannot be sold separately.

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De Kid Quip on Stunt Steaks and a Narrow Escape

A comic line from the Orange Owl in This Gives Us a Counterpane features De Kid joking about solving steaks and milking them. A separate child’s remark references a near drowning as Dick slipped from a pillow, bed spread, and into a spring.

Yearling prices and cattle shipments to Marfa

One hundred fifty one yearlings sold by H. W. Ferguson to F. W. Mellard of Marfa last week averaged 487 dollars gross and netted 42 dollars 46 cents each. Ferguson also sold Mellard 100 head of two year old steers weighing 649 pounds and bringing 50 dollars 20 cents. All were shipped last Sunday to Letts.

H. W. Ferguson F. W. Mellard Marfa Ferguson Mellard

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Ball Viecom Alpi Valle la Cienega Rancho Vath V. J. Smith aAoy Holland Smust Kansas Philadelphia V. Pike Highland Realty Co A. Peffley Mgr Alpine, Texas Posite Mojave Theatre W. E. Caldwell Railroad Avenue 8. P Alpine Storage Company Hassent Chevrolet Tolors Duco San Casner Motor Co
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