Alpine Avalanche Tells City Notices Rates and Subscriptions
The Alpine Avalanche announces its status as the oldest paper in Alpine and Brewster County, outlining rates for notices and cards of thanks, with 32.00 yearly subscriptions and contact details for publishing in Alpine Texas under postal regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moony D.M. Bennett
Irene Peter B. Woo
Brewster
Barl Clark Aene
Nanan
Rontoficeta Alpine
Texas
Alpine Traffic Woes Prompt Call for Strict Parking Rules
The Alpine city faces a severe traffic problem from reckless driving and crowded downtown parking on Fifth and Sixth streets. Advocates urge head-in parking bans on wide streets and opposite-side enforcement, plus appointing a traffic officer to ensure regulations and avoid future tragedies. The Avalanche backs prompt, enforced action by the city commission and car owners alike to improve flow without undue burden.
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Alpine
New York
Ety
Play at the Little Theatre Delights Audiences
Under Ja hard F Frisble the Little Theatre presents a pleasant production with a surprise ending. Job Hibdon and Rosatle Hoff deliver strong major roles while the supporting cast handles ample duties and contributes to the overall professional tone.
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Jahard F. Frisble
Job Hibdon
Rosatle Hoff
Hself
Encampment growth and leadership set for next year
The article details projected funds around 4000 to 5000 for a system on grounds before the encampment opens next year. It notes 141 meals served from 18,000 at ten days, water supply improvements, and a dedication sermon by Dr. Geo W. Truett. It lists officers and committees, plus new cottages planned and ongoing beautification.
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Dr. Gates
H. L. Kokernot, Jr
Geo. W. ‘Truett
Association
LR. Millican
el Paso
F. Marsh
Ma Fa
Buren Sparks
Alpine
J. V. Garrison
Pecos
A. C. Easterling
del Rio
H. L. Kokernot
R. Milligan
I. B. McCutcheon
Bob Jolly
Sam Means
W. W. McCutcheon
C. T. Mitchell
Marfa
Ir. McCutchleon
Ted
Dire Kokernot
Sr. Chatrmatteheon
Mitche ‘Cuteheon
A.C. Kasterthier
Mr. L. Kokernot
Joe M
Moore
J. Hendricks
H. Col R. Mullican
SF. Marsh
Dr. Geo
W. Truett
LV. F.own
C.M. Caldwell
J.C. Bir
John M. Gist
Arthur Hoover
Alpine real estate loan offers by Trans-Pecos Ab tract Co
The notice advertises refinancing loans building funds and improved Alpine real estate financing by M. J. Hopson of Trans-Pecos Ab tract Co. The play review lauds a smooth production with strong stage settings lighting and orchestral accompaniment suggesting future local theatre support.
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M. J. Hopson
Trans-Pecos
Staste
Netsy
Sil Ross
Alp
My Favorite Stories by 1a 5 COBB
A colloquial tale about a Charleston fishing expedition where a patient father and his friend test luck at the water. The dialogue centers on tide, bait, and weather as factors for catching fish, with the expert’s opinion sought on the poor results.
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Cobb
Hos
Toma
Voice From the Void on a Baffling Training Trip
A fragment describes big leaguers marooned during a training trip who cannot reach the ball field and sit in a Texas hotel portico. Villagers watch as a peculiar scene unfolds with drifting chatter and a stern kitchen whistle setting the pace before noon.
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Texas
My Favorite Stories and the Jokes of Iron 5 Cobe
A fragmented reminiscence recalls an English illustrated paper joke about a couple visiting London. The skit parodies theatrical expectations as a bored husband yawns during a performance and his wife consults the program.
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Dubby
Henny
London
An Attack on the Affiliated Talent
Irvin 5 Cobb recounts a protest confidence plot by two men who visit a wealthy sportsman. They are paddled in a private preserve and hoaxed with duck decoys. During the outing a man fires his shotgun, harming his partner and causing shock.
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Irvin
Cobb
Fock
Weekly Market Fort Worth Texas August 7
Market notes from Fort Worth show light activity with steady prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Steers range from 8.50 to 12.00 for various grades. cows mostly 6.00 to 9.28. calves up to 13.00 for selected lots. hogs top at 11.20 with sows 8.00 to 9.25. sheep firm with fat wethers 8.00 to 8.75 and lambs 14.50 to 18.50.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Striefly
Pat
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