Alpine Avalanche Society News and Billing Rates
The Alpine Avalanche is Brewster County’s third year publication devoted to Alpine and the Terlingua region. Subscriptions cost one year two dollars or six months one dollar twenty five cents, with notices charged per line and special rates for longer items.
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CD Woon ‘Society
Banny
Port Davis
Fars Claric
A.C. Spalding
Alpine
Texas
Biological Wonders and Hormones Promise Size Changes
A pre action by Dr. Oscar Riddle reports experiments with animals and humans showing growth from gland-derived substances. Treated mice reached twice normal size and some human dwarfs showed growth with thyroid or pituitary hormones. Further research needed before general use.
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Oscar Riddle
Tunis
de Ridge
Shige
Toni
BEAUTY A CIVIC ASSET IN AMERICAN TOWNS AND VILLAGES
The piece argues that beauty is spreading across all social classes as towns expand with broader lawns, trees, and attractive settings. Better architecture and trimmed yards boost appeal, drawing residents, tourists, and trade, and prompting authorities and citizens to improve their surroundings.
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Mts
Old Massachusetts court order warns timber protection
A 1026 Massachusetts Colony record shows a court order directing timber conservation to prevent inconveniences from timber shortages. It bars selling or transporting frames and ships without governour and council consent, a foresighted measure praised by The Atlanta Georgian for foreseeing centuries of deforestation.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Colony
Atlanta
New Year Faiths and Local Quips at Diverse Services
A collage of church notices and light items outlines January 6 services across Methodist, Church of Christ, Catholic, and Episcopal congregations with hymnody, sermons, and youth choirs. Local antics include a fashion note predicting high-top shoes revival and a joke-laden bit about a barefoot motorist.
Notice to Creditors and Election Order in Texas court filings
The document records a Notice to Creditors in the United States District Court Western District of Texas regarding the bankruptcy case of Isaac Clemons Roark and a separate Notice of Election and Section Order from Brewster County Texas dated December 1934. It lists court officials, dates, and the authority for the discharge hearing and bond measures for park funding and tax provisions.
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United Sates
Wester Distrct
Texas
Tanae Clemons Roark, Sr
Isaac Clemsons Roark
Joseph ©. Bennis
Bassett
el Paso
Sead D.H. Hart
Margarita Gameros
Election Bond Issue Order For Alpine County Texas
A court order outlines an election to issue bonds for a park project in Alpine Texas. It specifies voting by qualified residents, ballot wording for bonds and tax, designated polling places, presiding officers for Precincts 1 through 4, and publication notices in the Alpine Avalanche for four weeks prior. County Judge RB Slight signs the order dated December 10, 1934.
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Rabelion
Roel
County Mile
Eeation
Sin Puget
Ts County
Owen
Alpine
Cox
Hopson
Alpi
Texas
Feite Weyerts
Terlingua
R. C. Bos Hek
Marathon
J. L. Henderson
Dugout
William Green
Alpine Avalanche
Court House
Oor
RB Slight
Notice to Creditors of Lizzie Williams Estate
Public notice grants Crystal Letters Testamentary for the estate of Miss Lizzie Williams, deceased, issued December 13, 1924 by Brewster County Court. Creditors must present claims by law. Executrix Mrs E D Linn lists Alpine, Brewster County, Texas as residence.
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Lizzie Williams
Lizsle Willams
Brewster County
Texan
Alpine
Texas
E. D. Linn
Lizzie Wiliams
Alpine Disposal Service Offers Weekly Trash Removal
Alpine Disposal Service advertises a weekly rate for ash and garbage removal. Readers are urged to avail of the sanitary home service by mailing to P O Box 431 or calling the provided number, though the text is garbled.
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Alpine Disposal Service
Faithful Community Pledges Conservation Spirit
At the Churches At First Methodist Church service times are listed including Sunday school at 9 49 morning sermon and sacrament at 11 00 Epworth League at 7 00 and evening sermon at 7 30 The article notes yearly tree felling to cover vast areas and urges citizens to support timber conservation reflecting pioneer spirit from 300 years ago.
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Lote Jones
Serviess
Will Nith
P. Craig
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Citien
Penus Gone says Lady after Cardus treatment
Mrs Ralph R Courtney of Wytheville Virginia says she was run down with side pains before taking Cardus and after three bottles her pains subsided and she felt well. She urges other young women to try Cardul and notes thousands testify to its benefits. If it fails consult a physician.
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Cardus
Ralph R. Courtney
Wytheville, Va
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