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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
4
Hat City and County paper in the thirty ninth year. Devoted to Alpine upbuilding and local dissemination in the Mountain State. Reading notices and resolutions are charged by line. Special rates on notices that run long term. Subscription price info.
The Texas Folk-Lore Society and West Texas Historical Society promote collecting Indian remains and folklore. Victor J. Smith has authored Indian Pictographs of the Big Bend in Texas detailing religious symbols and evidence of Native occupation from his fifty field trips.
The House of the Orndorff, also called Hotel Orndorff, offers rooms with bath at rates around 2.50. A Spanish restaurant, shop, and beauty shop operate in connection. Alpine residents and all Texans are invited to make headquarters in El Paso at the new Orndorff.
The regular term of county court convened days ago in session though little business has come before the body. A verdict for plaintiff Harrison versus Wilkes awarded Judgement of 100 dollars. The Casmer Motor Company vs ROC Williams case for sale of automobile is set for tomorrow.
Work began last week on rebuilding the Port railway station that was destroyed. The station was one of the most attractive structures in the port area and significant to local service.
A study by W R Morehouse of the Public Relations Commission warns readers about fake auctions run from fancy houses with counterfeit antiques and bait items. It notes victims pay inflated prices, cites a store failure with $600000 in mid sale sales, and urges shopping only with reliable firms and banks. The piece ends with a note on banking support for farmer demonstrations and state agricultural gains.
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, argues that banks can guide wage earners away from hasty schemes and costly speculation. He states that with greater confidence in banks, workers will receive better financial advice and reduce losses from unwise investments.
An individual relocating within New Jersey encounters distress as a moving crew mishandles antiques. A tall grandfather’s clock, a valued family heirloom, is damaged repeatedly during the move, provoking the owner to confront the crew amid a chaotic scene on the street.
Notice urges ice customers to cooperate with delivery drivers to speed summer deliveries. Keep fee card visible or watch for the truck, especially if you have no car, to assist drills and improve satisfaction. Central Power and Light Co. Littleton, Manager.
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