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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
2
A white gold oblong wrist watch with a cracked crystal and blue stem is missing during the Christmas holidays. Please return it to the Avalanch office for a reward.
Jim Nichols and Sam Uulbert visited Hovey while Jackson of Alpine shipped five head of calves. Moore of Kennedy ranch made a business call. Gracf Brothers drove to Port Stockton. Registered bulls offered for sale by W T and Gravette of Hovey Mercantile. Community dinner hosted by Meriwether and New Year arrangements. Joe Parker with E L Cattle Company shipped fifteen cattle.
The church reports a 50 percent rise in membership from the prior year and an expanding Bible school. Topics this week include the six new births in the New Testament and a study of the Hebrew letter. Dr. Tyndall’s Bible institute tours the coast, with Texas dates pending.
Messrs Locke Russell and Locke announce City Meat Market in the old Dean building formerly used as a planning shop. They state the business is open and ready for customers.
Palace Pharmacy has been taken over this week by Garnett Brothers, effective the 5th. The father Walter Garnett ran the business for two years, then sold to P Le Haynes who sold to Smith a year ago. J H Evans still heads the prescription department. Smith has no immediate plans.
Public notice from SMITH manager urging patrons to dial by number, not name, to speed connections and reduce delays. The Avalanche lists Democratic primary candidate J. A. Anderson for Commissioner Precinct 2 and mentions July 24.
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