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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
6
A fragmented mid century style set of skincare tips describes a beauty routine to reduce frown lines. Steps include cleansing with tonic, applying a generous amount of cream, and massaging upward with steady motions.
A collage of comic lines about Scotsmen and showgirls, a Card of Thanks for a death, and assorted classifieds and church notices from Alpine. Mentions are whimsical, with local names such as Bob McMurry and Alpine residents, plus obituary and advertisement snippets and a court notice from Brewster County Texas. The page includes marriage petition details and a district court citation dated July 12, 1930.
The State of Texas commands Floy Ethel Van Stone with unknown residence to appear at the next Brewster County District Court term in Alpine. The court opens on the third Monday in August 1930, the 18th day, to answer petition filed July 12, 19, file 1324. D.8. Van Stone is the respondent.
In Hot Springs Ite Items, locals say pests and weather harmed crops. Eld fields and grass were noted as contributing factors, while residents express concern about yield and livestock impact.
Excerpted cooking notes list mise en place for beets and a sauce, with mashed mixtures and seasonings. A long town-side roster includes many named visitors from Beaumont to Alpine. Mentions The College Inn advertises home cooked meals run by Mrs. R. H. Crank.
Local builder Dell Brothers advertises contracting and building services in Alpine Texas with the slogan As Good as the Beat and offers a furnished free phone at 298 for inquiries.
For sale in North Addition near Fort Davie Highway, corner lots priced $150 cash with perfect title. Non-resident owner drops price from $5500 to $4400 with $1500 down and easy terms. Also available are several solid blocks and estate wind up orders in district LST Mo. 1141.
Church notices indicate Sunday School at 10 a m and no 11 o clock evening service at Presbyterian Church due to Bloys Camp Meeting. Christian Church lists services at 5 45 a m Sunday School and 10 60 a m worship with mid week prayer. attendance urged. Methodist Church states no services next Sunday as many attend Bloys Camp Meeting and invites Alpine residents to attend. First Baptist Alpine invites churchgoers to join their services instead.
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