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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1927
Page
4
Fragmentary boilerplate from Alpine Avalanche listing notice rates and postal details. Mentions public notices and reading notices with per line insertion charges and special rates. Contains scattered references to official notices, matter classes, and publication terms.
A city building wave continues as W N Pugh and others plan contracts on the Wilson building and several new homes. Contracts total near 230 000 with modern designs including steam heat and concrete details. new homes rise on College avenue East Railroad avenue and West College with completion and occupancy anticipated soon.
A public notice reports raised funds totaling around 40 million from Masonic groups as they invest 190000 and 12 in projects. The secretary for the committee notes ongoing commitments and future plans.
In Texas the Alpine lodge, led by Judge Lively and Grand Junior Warden, urged action for immediate relief to Masons and families afflicted by tuberculosis and other diseases. Nearly 60 percent of members attended despite many being non residents, and the program concluded with a community feast at the Midway Cafe.
The Alpine Independent School District invites sealed bids to elect a treasurer for two years under Article 2892. The chosen candidate will manage school funds and earn interest based on average daily balances. Bids due by 10 a.m. August 30, 1927 to the Board President.
An OCR fragment presents a witty exchange: a speaker notes a dinner then asks about sawing wood, while another replies that equality is not the measure and lamination surpasses it. The line shows playful wordplay and a historic voice.
A fragment shows a sarcastic exchange between Jones and Smith about insults and irony. It mentions a poker ex to topple objects and a pricing line about a Stude Four, with a cryptic note on tonnage and dollars. The source reads as a clipped Oklahoma weather or gossip snippet.
A fragmented excerpt hints at personal humor and domestic life with a note about a wife finishing a crossword puzzle, implying small moments amid larger tensions. The tone resembles a diary or column fragment.
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