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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
4
A fragmented notice extols newspaper advertising arguing it reaches readers locally and is cost effective. It mentions Asherton Uvalde and other places while noting readers may overlook roadside signs and that newspapers offer detailed write ups for ads.
The Dallas Times endorses Texas park expansion proposing three large state parks, including Davis Mountains, at seven dollars an acre rather than twelve. It highlights scenic value, improved Old Spanish Trail access, and a large reserve preserving rugged Texas beauty with a few existing state parks. The News questions Bankhead site details and motorist routing.
The Dead Sea and Jordan Valley, once viewed as desolate, are valued for potash deposits and future power potential. An electric power project near the north end of the Dead Sea aims to supply Jerusalem and Palestine, with scientists estimating tens of millions in mineral value and dramatic ancient history tied to the lake’s region.
A historical overview of maritime provisioning describes how canned foods and careful storage transformed shipboard diets. It notes sterilization preserves vitamins, vast varieties of canned fruits and vegetables, and extensive fresh produce during long voyages. The piece highlights cooks and inspectors ensuring menus meet dietetic needs for passengers and crew.
The First Christian Church holds 9 45 Sunday school, 10 50 morning worship by the pastor, and a Christian Endeavor rally for the day. Junior C B society meets at 2 00 at the Christian church and Intermediate E wh meets at the Presbyterian church at 00 pm. Choir prayer service and midweek service Wednesday at 8 90 and Thursday at 8 30. Bridges, Pastor.
Local notice invites residents to join cordial worship services at the post office location. The brief item emphasizes inclusive participation and community fellowship in a shared faith setting.
The Catholic Church announces summer services with Sunday masses at 9 20 a m and sermons in Spanish led by Pastor Omer Berl.
The Men’s Bible class meets each Sunday at the Mojave theatre at ten o’clock non sectarian. H W Morelock teaches. Invitation extended to Alpine men not attending Sunday school elsewhere to join, with H T Fletcher as president.
Sunday school at 9 45 led by J H Head Supt preaching by the pastor at 11 Am Young people's meeting Sunbeams at 3 pm Evening service at 8 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesdays Bible study 8 15 pm BY PA meets at 7 20 Ox Cow president Buren Sparks pastor cordial invitation to all services
The First Methodist Church at 945 hosts graded lessons for all classes at 11:00 with a sermon by the pastor on Prophecies Being Fulfilled. Epworth League at 7:45 and an evening sermon by the pastor. You are invited to attend and bring a friend. R. F. Davis, Pastor.
Sunday school starts at 10 o clock with the men s Bible Class meeting at the Mojave Theatre at 10. Public worship is at 11 a m and 8 30 p m. Visitors are welcome at all services. Harold Sims Superintendent and David J Murray Pastor.
The parish lists Sunday school at 10 a m and services each Sunday at 7 45 p m with one Sunday monthly service at 11 a m All are cordially invited to attend these worship sessions at St James Episcopal Church.
The Avalanche editor notes receipt of an invitation to attend CP & L Co. Marfa office opening today. They decline due to press day but hint at enjoying refreshments cigars and souvenirs if possible. The item reflects a local business event and social aspect of the invitation.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Billingsley and Olive Billingsley Jr thank friends in Alpine and nearby areas for kindness and expressions of sympathy after their father’s recent death, expressing deep appreciation and gratitude.
Grand Canyon National Park reports a record travel year with over 16 900 visitors to the canyon. The figure, compiled by M R Tilleston, shows more than 5 000 additional visitors than in 1927, marking the largest annual turnout to date.
Property listing offers four acres rich valley land inside city limits with irrigation water and fence. Highlights include proximity to college, potential for track garden or chicken ranch, various small dwellings and special weekly pricing. Multiple parcels described across Brewster and Presidio counties with cash options and installment terms.
A sale offer lists 10 acres of land at Ber and includes a dwelling and a vineyard. Terms state cash price of 4000 with potential assumption of mortgage or loan by the buyer. The listing emphasizes a single purchase with immediate cash and transfer details.
Four attractive residence lots are offered at a corner site on the south side. The listing highlights ample frontage and potential for homebuilding in a quiet neighborhood. Contact the agent for details on dimensions and price.
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