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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
6
Friction rises as games draw 61 fouls and coaches clash with league officials over eligibility and rules. Oliver, Buck coach, seeks a fair hearing while a superintendent blocks talks. District tensions threaten Buck prospects in the upcoming Austin meeting and statewide league disputes.
A classified ads notice explains rates for first insertion and per line charges, stating minimum costs and the requirement for cash in advance. It notes the preference for prepayment and hints at monthly charging arrangements, reflecting routine newspaper billing policies.
Classified notices offer outdoor advertising work for a local man now employed, mortgage a lodging and room rentals including furnished apartments, two cottages, and a house near town and college. Also notes milk quality claims from local dairies and a nearby bakery selling bread pies and cakes.
The Churches Christian Science holds services Sundays at 11 AM upstairs over the post office with public invited. Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 10 4 PM, Bible class at the Manse taught by I W Morelock, public worship at 11 and 0 Frank McCollum. Baptist church notes strong activity, morning worship at 11, evening service at 7 30 led by pastor Sparks. seeks more volunteers for church work.
A fragmented report notes Davis plans a new residence on College Avenue with brick veneer and front facing north replacing the old structure. Details mention Greer Morton overseeing the work and materials to be used, while references to Armistice Day and government announcements appear as scattered snippets.
St James Mission will hold a 10:00 a m service with Bible lesson at 11:60 a m. Evening prayer and sermon follow at 1:20 p m with a rector's sermon from Luke 15 17 about the prodigal son. Rector Paul D Newell invites attendance.
A Parent Teacher Association event will assemble Monday at 3 18 PM in the Junior High School building. The agenda includes a regular business session and four pupil programs led by Supt Major and W J Smith. Major will discuss Mastery of Tools and the Spirit of Learns while Smith speaks on Vocational and Economic Effects.
A First National melodrama set in exotic locales blends music and Technicolor with murder and press power. Dorothy Mackails sings and dances well as Louanne, while Frank Fay supports as Wally Deaher. Noah Beery Milieu Parada, a rich cast adds color as the plot unfolds to a Broadway finale.
Four large butcher knives were seized from a hobo by Sheriff W C Hale on a Wednesday in town. The man walked oddly, hesitated, then ran, drawing observers’ reports and prompting orders to leave town on the first freight. The incident is tied to a warning that safety in time saves many lives.
Repair work finished Monday on the bridge over the drainage ditch in North Seventh Street. New Mooring for the structure installed and reinforcement added. A second bridge over the same ditch was removed and a dip built in its place Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Willie G Gibson of Newark seeks divorce from her husband claiming he attended night school only two nights weekly but went out every night. Mayor Joe Fuest of Liberal Kansas draws a salary of one dollar yearly, funds raised for the unemployed.
Real estate classified listing from Brewster county details multiple properties for sale. Properties include a 16 acre tract with irrigation water, a 4 acre lin cultivation lot near city limits, fenced with shallow irrigation water. prices featured with cash terms. Also corner lots on sewer lines, neighborhood frontages at reduced cash prices, and seven blocks of 44 lots offered under estate wind down.
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