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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
6
Fragment from Fort Davis news item notes a local event or notice with sparse readable details and no clear names or dates available for full summary.
Fort Davis hosts a stream of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mexamara from Chickasha Oklahoma and Cyrus J. Lucas with family. Baldwin of Austin returns as summer visitors while Richard Merritt and new resident Jones prepare to build near the Merrill ranch and Hasbrook area.
A large watermelon sent to Mrs. R. Kerrill by her brother Sam Gray of Weatherford Parker County is described as the finest in flavor with a 43 by 53 inch body. The melon arrived in a tight No 2 tub and is noted as possibly the largest seen, a close second to a sheriff Lee Sprout’s at-home harvest known for its flavor.
Robison wins the runoff primary with 110 votes to his opponent in three voting boxes Fort Davis Valencia and Limpia. Other results show Marrs 101 Garner 7 Connally 52 Mayfield 57. Adwin Fowlkes junior returns home after appendicitis operation and is recovering detection.
Alpine will host a teaching institute on September 3 with staff including Dorene Granger John Prude Mabel Bloys Calli Holt Nellie Carmack Ruth Prude Doris Hall Dorothy Weatherby who will teach Sanderson this year. The new principal has not arrived in Davis yet. The writer and Mrs Leslie Fawcett and children left for home after visiting Mrs Fawcett's mother Mrs W B Bloys and relatives.
A Fort Davis high school boys team defeated the Rosenfield camp Kinecampers at Shady Nook in a few evenings play 23 013. Davis players included regulars and reserves and the contest promoted good sportsmanship.
About forty past worshipful masters from Fort Davis Marfa and Alpine lodges attended a barbecue hosted by LF C Mellard at the Mellard ranch around 26 miles south of Alpine. Attendees from Alpine included G W Baines W E Caldwell J P Parker J M Pouncey A B Sandifer H W Ferguson and Matt Smith.
A notice from Model Tailor invites patrons to remove stains and refresh dresses through expert cleaning. The crafting emphasis highlights master workmanship and reliable service for refined garments.
Marion Stevens 13 year old son of M F Stevens Western Union Fort Stockton manager died after tonsil removal operation. The Stevens family long known in Alpine, moved to Fort Stockton four years ago. Bobby Stevens, the elder son, works as a Western Union operator in Alpine.
For sale nice four room home and bath with power connections on a corner south and east front. Owner needs cash and will sacrifice. Ask 700 cash and balance 40 per month. Also bids wanted for City of Fort Stockton Texas public works project near Brewster County with 5 fire plugs and 2600 feet water main 36/37 inch depth at 5 percent interest bid due Sept 11, 1928.
Auction style sales feature UST Nos with 920 acres and oil gas rights, a producing mine and several cash and easy terms. Listings include 3200 acres of pasture, a corner plot with $50 monthly income, and heirs to certain estates offering absolute title via Stewart Title. Additional parcels: solid block near Orient-Santa Fe junction, half block in Means Addition, end of North Street lots, and a seven block distance from business center with potential quick profits.
Notice states trespassing is prohibited on South Heights and that violators will be prosecuted. Includes name John Weyerts and date 8-10-1.
An advertisement claims Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy can heal sore gums even after pyorrhea affects stomach kidneys and general health. It states dentists recommend it and druggists return money if it fails, with Palace Pharmacy and Adv. item appearing in The Avalanche.
Mrs Geo Hunter of Columbus Georgia describes severe side pains and near bed rest until CardusChar restored her strength. She reports rapid improvement after the first bottle with diminished pain and ongoing health gains. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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