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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
5
A vintage guide promotes cooling sherbets and festive desserts for eight, with tested Cherry Ice Press recipes, fruit syrups, and fruit puddings. It covers sherbets, jellied mixtures, tapioca puddings, jiffy emergency desserts, and peach hard sauce for buffets and Halloween to New Year gatherings.
Ford Motor Company at Dearborn, Michigan showcases its vast conveyor network now reaching miles within the Rouge plant. The suspended hooks carry parts between buildings, feeding assembly lines and rail shipments, cutting labor and saving time as synchronized transports ensure parts arrive precisely when needed.
Skeleton of an early Plains Indian chief unearthed in Collingsworth County will be placed in the Panhandle Plains Historical Society museum in Canyon. LF Shetty, field secretary, announced the latest addition to the society’s collection and said the skeleton will be displayed at the West Texas State Teachers rooms.
A fragmentary feature mixes a recipe with a biographical sketch of H J Small. It covers his early education in the Panhandle, law studies at Texas, and political ascent from Wellington attorney to state senator, noting his roles in local chambers and a Small Land Bill controversy. An informal ad notes support from a local Frien d of Mr Small.
The Wellington man Clint Small, a long-time cowboy with a ranching background, emerges as a candidate for Texas governor. Born in Collinsville Alabama in 1888, he moved to Texas at age three with his family settling in Collingsworth County, a sparsely settled ranch region. The article recalls West Texas geography, dry stream beds, and land title issues tied to early oil discoveries and navigability rules.
A fragment mentions Byrd at the South Pole next Friday and Saturday at the Mojave. The line suggests a pictorial feature or event intended for all Americans, but the context is incomplete and unclear.
Ledger and loos wear in Avalanche office prompted a call for size No 5 binders. Officials seek suitable binders to organize ledgers and related records for orderly filing and storage.
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