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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
4
A notice seeks San Angelo city property for sale near Alpine. Desires well located land near Alpine with one section or less. Respondent addresses to J. 11 care of Avalanche Alpine Texas by November 26.
Marathon team earnings and coaching by W M Brown noted from the Lawrence Telegram with history of his tenure from 1896 to 1911. Obituaries and community notices include Mrs. James Cotter and Mrs. Joe Burges in Alpine, Juvenile party attendance, Chalk outlines for new business building and Moore’s Drug Store, cattle sales to pupils of northern agricultural colleges, ranch visits, and the death of pioneer John Rice with funeral led by Rev M P Mines.
Land owners urged to prepare abstracts of title for a complete abstract of title and protection. Trans-Pecos Abstract Co advertises maps for Brewster County Alpine and Marathon for sale. J.C. Bird pastures prohibit shooting or hunting. message from Mrs. J.C. Bird.
Mise Jeannette Tippit Chevrotet ster and Mr. Hinson's Dodge collided yesterday morning on the bridge. Only minor injuries occurred among Chevrolet occupants, while Mr. Hinson in the Dodge was unhurt. Tippit escaped injury nearly miraculously, her body thrown against the steering wheel as the vehicle crushed near the front. The Dodge reportedly escaped speed, the Chevrolet was damaged, and the narrow bridge left room for a single car.
The Alpen faculty splits plans for vacation with Miss Elliott heading to Austin, Miss Cowan to Dallas, Miss Carlisle to McKinney, Miss Evans to Nevada, Miss Keener to Dalhart, and Miss Batey visiting Louisburg. Miss Graves aims for San Antonio while most stay in Alpine, and hunting season ads mention Packaway rentals and gun supplies.
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