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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
2
The author reports selling The Avalanche to Alpine Publishing Company and thanks former friends and patrons for their liberal support, asking for continued backing to the new management. Cremmiet Dopson signs the notice.
The statement pledges to keep the paper at a high standard and introduce new machinery. It will be run in the interest of Alpine and Brewster County and West Texas, aiming to feel like the readers’ paper.
Durrell states three bids were filed to carry the mail to Tessie but no decision from the post office department has been received yet. It is hoped the department will accept one of the bids.
It is nearing spring and Dewees Lumber Co urges residents to choose the celebrated L Z O Paint for painting homes. The ad invites readers to place a trial order to be convinced of its quality.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor program for Sunday January 10 lists leader Miss Edra Shields guiding a long service on How to make our wills God’s will. Scripture John 7 17. Sessions discuss willing to do God’s will and eager to learn his ways with contributions from Mrs Deha Runyan, Sera 27 10, Nevil McDon, Mr S A Starr, Mrs Joe Sanford and closing benediction.
Kansas City Orient Railroad land commissioner F. A. Hornbeck and New York capitalist W. E. Shearer visited Alpine to assess land options and reassure locals that the main line from San Angelo will be built swiftly. Hornbeck said Del Rio progress won’t delay the southern main line, while Shearer praised Alpine’s climate and prospects and urged eastern promotion of Texas resources.
Notice to the public that Sumner and Measpy have sold their grocery and feed business to Hamilton & Anderson. All past debts to the undersigned should be settled. They thank former customers and ask for continued patronage for the new firm. January 13, 1941.
Measday and Company offers fresh oysters and fish with weekly Tuesday shipments. Call or phone the shop to place orders or arrange delivery.
Mrs Mary Ellen Harmon wife of W M Harmon died at her home last Thursday January 6 at age 43 after a brief illness. She was born Miss Asher of Karnes county married in 1886 and moved here in 1889. Survived by husband and seven children. A Baptist church member, funeral services were held at the residence last Saturday conducted by Rev E B Atwood.
Rev. W. L. Head missionary of the Fl Paso Baptist Association will conduct a series of evangelistic meetings at Alpine Baptist Church starting Sunday January 16 and continuing until further notice. All Christians and the public are invited to attend and assist.
Ft Stockton Pioneer prints a letter from Vice President Er Dickinson assuring Fort Stockton will be a district terminal for the Kansas City Mexico Orient Line and denying any doubt about construction. W S Dunbar sold City Hotel stake to W Mullin of Marietta Ohio. Dunbar couple now reside east side home. Tom Mitchell visited town on business this week.
Article notes possible resumption of construction by Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad Co east from the Conchos river toward Paso del Norte and the Rio Grande. Investigations for water supply for a construction force and moves suggest efforts to close the gap to San Angelo. Mentions a potential San Angelo to Del Rio side line and bonuses. promises to complete the link between the Conchos river and San Angelo are cited. Various local ads appear at end.
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