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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
6
The article recalls an aged tailor named Santos, once near the post, believed by some Americans to be bewitched by a woman or cursed. Mexicans view the tale as fact while others call it superstition, recounting Santos as tall and lean, with haunted eyes and frail vigor.
John Isartey Aion Yarbro and Kile Yarbro were wed on Thanksgiving day at the home of Mrs Houchette, Hailey’s sister, in Rated. The newly married couple will reside in Hailey, and the bride t...
The daughter of W A Yaroro attended a Fort Davis wedding where the bride’s sister Mia Lill and Mr and Mrs Rouchette were present. The groom’s best man and other guests joined in wishing the couple happiness as Wiss Ellen, reared in Fort Davis, is congratulated by many friends.
Gossip swirls around Miss Ellen raroro and nearby marriages. A lively tale mentions a former local bride to be near Rio Grande and several other couples. A diamond is cited as a birthday gift linked to an innocent claiming credit.
The El Herald reporter H. 8. Hunter traveled to Fort Davis Tuesday to write about general conditions and specific citizens. He called on C. Poling and met Mra Sproul. Local officials noted family news including a new grandchild for County Assessor C. K. Jones. Several residents, including Lovey Neill and Dorothy Thanksgiving, were mentioned amid broader travel and social updates.
Modern woodworkers reproduce antique maple tones refining the finish to mimic aging. Consumers prize the deep rosy patina and rich color, elevating maple furniture from old cabinetmaking to contemporary recreations. Dealers cite persistent demand for maple antiques and new rooms featuring the classic grain and “unique finish.”
A batch of health seals totaling 109000 will be sold at public auction. Purchasers include government health department offices and private buyers seeking official seals for regulatory use. The sale is expected to attract institutions needing authenticated health accreditation marks.
In a quirky observation a village street appears more pumpy than the highway outside town, a perception hinged on the chickens nearby.
William Green of the American Federation of Labor endorses the 1928 Christmas Seals campaign. He cites dissemination of health information as a key preventive method and urges wage earners to support sales conducted by the Texas Public Health Association and its 23 local groups, noting high mortality among workers.
A promotional notice warns of rampant land swindles and urges checks through a long-established Alpine abstract company. It claims thirty years in Brewster County and 70 000 pages of title records, promising quick, accurate, and cost-saving land abstracts.
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