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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
3
The piece reflects on neighborly exchanges and how sincerity appears in actions over words. It notes that genuine kindness shows in smiles, help, and the way one shares experiences rather than in what is spoken.
Multiple listings for sale or trade including a farm with 200 fruit trees and two wells, rental house on paved street, a six room HOLC home, a large residence near business district, a well located College Ave home, a fine city business lot, and several ranches with cash and terms. Also offers insurance and abstracts services.
Scoop reports Lloyd Wade hosts J Frank Doble at Chisos Park and congratulates Lyda and Ralph Coe on their baby Gayle Louise. Mentions five Lanham landscape canvases at Hotel Scharbauer Midland display, plus condolences for infant Tom Benton Wardlaw and Mrs Parker’s sister NicColpin. Notes Glad Note about Mrs J L Roberts and amateur snow event, then lists local Ball Honor Roll and Gilt Edge students for third six weeks with names and highlights.
Drove to Pecos Friday to meet Mrs J J Miles and youngsters Sonny and Charlene of Ft Worth for an extended visit. Town reports cage mindedness as basketball team ties Marfa Army rivals, with unbeatens by only small margins. The Three Musketeers fishing Rio Grande trip heads out, Clinton plans mid term return, and a dance at the Presidents birthday sale proves profitable.
The free-standing American folk lore group on the Medicine and Public Health Building facade features Paul Bunyan and his ox Blue Babe. Legend says Paul could fell extra trees with a back-stroke and Blue Babe pulled a crooked road from eight to about twenty two miles.
New rural and urban clippings from newspapers and magazines in 50 languages, spanning both hemispheres, have been catalogued and filed by the Department of Press of the New York World's Fair 1900. The initiative preserves diverse press coverage and historical material for future research.
Three miles west of Cisco on the Bankhead highway a stone chimney near W L Parner’s home stands as a monument to Martin Van Buren Parmer, signer of Texas' Declaration of Independence. Built in 1889 by the elder Parmer for his son Bill, it is preserved as a tribute to the pioneer.
The report recalls a brick chimney rooted in Eastland County Texas. Built beside the original structures, it withstood time while family histories unfold. Bill Parmer pledges the relic remain unrazed, linking to Van Parmer and Dr. E Kimble of Gorman and Texas history.
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