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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1934

Page

2

Alpine Texas Second Class Annnter Notice 1970

Official Alpine city and county paper Brewster County announces publication in its forty third year under the Act of Congress. Local notices and state news are disseminated with small rates for lines and four tone or longer subscriptions offered. Editor D M Bennett manages the paper with staff Beate Wood and Barry Sethe supporting coverage of society and social pages.

Anntler Alpine Texas Sarah Brewster County Davie Mountain-Big D. M. Bennett Beate Wood Barry Sethe Martha Teringa

Political Announcements and Election Signals From 1994

The Avalanche lists Democratic primary candidates for various offices including Representative for the 7th District and reelection bids for Sheriff, Assessor, County Judge, County Treasurer Vernon McIntyre, and Commissioners Matt Smith, Jor Mobs, and RW Arnold. The text also reflects era commentary on youth morality and a judge’s unusual sentencing example from Brooklyn, highlighting social attitudes of the time.

Acement Pees County and Suiries BB Townsend Alpine Pt Courley RB Slight Vernon McIntyre Matt Smith Jor Mobs RW Arnold Farl Clark

Goethals hair, cigarettes, and highway faiths

A fragmentary digestion of a Washington editor mockery of General Goethals and his era, noting his hair part and smoking while he built the Panama Canal. The piece pivots to Texas highway progress, quoting W. O. Huggins on roads and a $24.29 million federal program, and briefly discusses Dr. Lotka's life‑cycle statistics on family names and births.

Sersor Goethals Duilder Panama Catal Washington Sai Amos Texas W. O. Huggins Texas Good Roads Association Ce Highway Department Mall of Texas A. J. Lotka Kremland Evan Lotka

The New Generation Etiquette Warning from 1880

An old article notes that directing youth has long engaged reformers and busybodies. It cites a 1880 etiquette book warning young women about perils of the waltz and stating that unmarried ladies should refrain from certain social behaviors.

Guardians of

Early Congress Stumbles Toward Quorum in 1790

The fledgling United States Congress opened March 4 1790 with only 21 members present eight senators and 13 representatives lacking a quorum. A temporary presiding officer was chosen and George Washington's election as president was announced after delays and scattered elector votes.

United States Congress House Butt Frederick Muhlenberg Apell Qecree Frankington Jobin Adams Washould Fis

Hot Dawg Change in Tove Wailer entreaty request

A garbled diner scene notes a request to convert a line into an entreaty while a character named Jack comments on recent corn consumption. The fragmentary dialogue hints at a playful or absurd exchange with uncertain context or setting.

Tove Wailer

Footlight Parade to Play Granada Theatre Next Week

A radiant musical production titled Footlight Parade heads to Granada Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday. Featuring Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell, the cast includes 12 popular screen stars and 250 beautiful girls. The show promises originality, comedy, memorable songs, and sparkling dances as a successor to 42nd Street and Gold Diggers of 1933.

Granada Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Guy Kibbee Prank McHfugh Ruth Donnelly Hughbert Grocer

Earl Clark in Race for Co. Commissioner

A fragmentary clipped notice discusses Earl Clark as a candidate for county commissioner and mentions precinct No 3. The text blends campaign chatter with unrelated anecdotes about a woman leaving home, a modern household, and a distressed husband, plus a stray tale about an Alpine man and mothballs.

Earl Clark

Pouring Concrete Start Planned for New Bridge on College Avenue

Concrete pouring on the new reinforced bridge is expected to begin next week. The 70 foot span on College Avenue at the courthouse corner replaces the old steel structure removed for the Border Way route, funded by state and federal dollars at about 13000 dollars.

College Avenue Court House Esterday State Highway Department U 8

Terlingua District News Highlights Local Visits

Terlingua District News reports residents and visitors in Alpine Study Butte and surrounding areas. Judge Van Sickle attended as the Terlingua guest last week. Several locals including Miss Hannah Weinkauf and Mr. Perry traveled to Washington and Portland. A light rain fell near Terlingua Monday night amid local activity and social visits.

Judge van Sickle Hannah Weinkauf Alpine Mrs. Lamb Weaver Study Butte Anton Worthington Agua Frio Mr. Perry Washington, D. C Portland Maine J. Sublett Dick Burcham Roleis Anderau Baker Elmo Johnson A. C. Spalding James Kemp Bennett Ferlingua

Alpine Man Seeks Second Term in State Legislature

E. B. Townsend of Alpine, elected in 1898 as representative of the 17th district, announces bid for reelection. He cites two sessions last year and pledges to serve voters with experience and continued effort. Arnold of Marathon seeks precinct No. 3 commissioner seat after filling late term. urges precinct No. 9 voters to support and promises best service to taxpayers.

Basi Clark E. B. Townsend Alpine

Seeks Reelection as County Commissioner

R. W. Dick seeks another term as county commissioner. The action centers on district leadership and public service, with emphasis on ongoing governance and local program oversight.

Cardus Claims Quick Relief for Side Pain in Texas Woman

Mia Bar ranco of Beaumont Texas says she was weak run down and suffered pains in her side. She took Cardus seven bottles and reports the pain stopped and her general health improved. Her mother used Cardus with beneficial results and the ad claims Cardus has helped women for over 50 years. Cardut is sold at all drug stores.

Mia Nick Barranco Beaumont Texas Cardus Cardut Cardutta

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