Alpine Avalanche local newspaper description and staff notes
The Alpine Avalanche is a county weekly serving Alpine and Davis Mountain areas. It lists staff roles including circulation representative and correspondents for Fort Davis and Marathon, and notes postal classification as second class matter under federal act.
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Orty and
Rewater
Alpine
Davis
Correcton
Nennett Hishers
Hen Paters
Wood Kariety Baitor
Barry Sconee
Fort Davis
Marathon
Texas
Congress
Political Announcement of 1926 Toll Office Nomination
A corrupted notice notes a political announcement for county precinct affairs in 1926. It references the Democratic party and election timing, with unclear officers or mission details due to damaged OCR. The fragment signals a campaign-related official action without clear names or places.
Reports on Result of Continued From Page One
Reports indicate considerable damage to welcome property due to ongoing practice on campus. The discussion notes student activity and campus response as authorities consider next steps and safety measures.
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Welcoo
School study improves grounds as PTA plans beautification
A PTA meeting discussed safety on the grounds and ways to beautify the school with plants and shrubs. Mrs W Van Sickle spoke on library establishment while a parent teachers association official urged collaboration with representatives. Attendance was good and the second and seventh grades earned a picture prize reward for two weeks.
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W. van Sickle
America
Famous paintings continued from Page one in art column
The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge figures in a discussion of prominent paintings. It mentions Mrs. H. R. H. Dra. Stuyvesant Witham as an artist and hints at linguistic talent. The article references a speaker or translator capable of seven long phrases with ease.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Cabottings
Hardra
Stuyvesant
Paris
Card of Thanks for J D Walton Loss and Flowers
We express our gratitude for the sympathy shown during our bereavement in the loss of J D Walton and for the beautiful floral offerings received through Mrs Jim P Wilson. Mal Stockings and Nell I contributed a pair lace items as a token of support.
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J.D. Walton
Jim P. Wilson
Summers Hot Dawsy Outgrowing the Garage
Item notes a person named Dawsy in a hot summer setting eager for more space, mentioning room and board or two rooms with a kitchenette. Includes scattered fragments about Dayton World, a delivery demand, and a dating exchange. references to Hoston and Mrs David J in a rough Massachusetts Advertiser context.
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Dayton World
Fragmented Schoolyard Conversation in a Minnesotan Scene
An odd transcription shows a back and forth about a dog and a baby, naming Mr and Mrs A M Breyer of Dakota Minnesota as parents of a seven pound one ounce son born November 12 at Crosse Methodist Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Campbell of La Crosse Wisconsin. A garbled exchange ends with a puzzled line about a donkey and a sharp remark by a character named Jackass. The piece closes with a jumble of dialog and misread words.
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A.M. Breyer
Dakota
Minn
A Crosse Methodist Hospital
William Campbell
Liberty Street
LaCross
Wisconsin
Maper
Abe Was Right Abe and Mawruss Pay Invoices Letter
A humorous exchange unfolds as Abe and Mawruss review a strong but diplomatic letter about lax payments. Mawruss drafts for hours, Abe approves, then corrects spelling and a crude term, praising the letter's directness without personal insult.
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Abe
Finkelstein
Mawruss
Message on leadership and worship from Christian Church
An church speaker laments lack of true leadership for a thousand years and urges a focus on God. He criticizes secular pursuits and calls for worship at appointed hours to inspire future generations and earn divine commendation.
Pioneer Ranchman Tells Students of Early Cattle Days
West Texas talks by J. D. Jackson highlight scientific progress in cattle care. He notes vaccines and remedies reduced disease losses, but warns loco weed remains a major menace costing ranchers millions. A $5,000 reward was offered for a verified antidote.
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Pioneer
West
Texas
J. D. Jackson
Forty Ears Pioneer
Jackson
Sancher
Avalanche Job Department Leads In Printing Services
The Avalanche job department stands out as the best equipped in the section. Inquiries about prices and quality printing are encouraged, inviting patrons to choose their services as leaders in the field.
Knights of Pythias Install New Officers Tuesday Night
Newly elected officers were installed at Alpine Lodge No. 123 Knights of Pythias meeting in their lodge rooms last Tuesday evening. Officers listed include RE Mason EB Gilman V C B Ray Spence M W Van Binion M Antis Morgan 1 G Frank Young 0 G W Livingston elected representative to this year. Refreshments followed for a number of Kal attendees.
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Alpine Lodge No. 123
Knights of Pythias
Mason
EB. Gilman
V. C. B. Ray Spence
M. W. van Binion
M.antis Morgan
G. Frank Young
W. Livingston
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Masts
Jem
Ted
Rotary Out
Kadishder Fe
Cmt
J.D. Jackson
The
Iartsodae
Eddie
Schilling
Sandifer’s Grocery
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Midland Oil Field Bus
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McCamey
Midland
Big Lake
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Dallas
Lubbock
Plainview
Amarillo
Bud
Holland Hotel
W.E. Howell
Hostery Hassen Company
Caldwell
Atwater Kent
W.E. Caldwell
Alpine, Texas
Alpine Steam Laundry
B. V
Abe Ibe
Benson & Moss
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