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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
2
The Alpine Avalanche is a weekly paper published by The Alpine Publishing Company. W. W. Jenkins is listed as manager and editor. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Alpine, Texas post office under the 1879 act.
The Mountain Eagle invites readers to the Sierra Blanca Fourth of July Celebration and barbecue on July 4. A reciprocal gesture is offered to the Eagle editor for two days, July 4 and a payment of $ in return.
In a heated clash of towns Davis and Marts align with Mipin weather boosters against Bullross students. Responding to taunts, locals insist the heat is fierce where they stand while hinting at hotter origins. June regitation might offer relief.
The Texas Supreme Court ruled Ferguson’s removal from the governorship and the accompanying disqualification penalty were regular and constitutional. Ferguson’s name will not appear on the Democratic ballot for governor, though some mention of his wife’s name appears. he remains a legacy figure with limited support.
A San Antonio school board proposes a resolution to bar married women from teaching. The report notes concern over teachers who socialize with students and suggests such behavior undermines school duties, urging proper conduct and respect for teachers.
Joe l Taylor, killed by gunfire near the Rio Grande border, was a longtime Texas Ranger praised as brave and faithful. Capt J W Aldrich recalled Taylor’s fearless service against Mexican desperadoes and his near-misses in prior ambushes. He was a cousin of local residents Joe and Mersehel Hord and was planning to move to Alpine, expected here early month.
A historical notice asks subscribers to verify their expiration dates and renew if needed. It explains the reason as keeping names on the list, avoiding unread papers, and reducing mailing costs. It notes an expiration code like "John Doe, 6-10-23" indicating June 10, 1924.
The county Democratic Executive Committee set the primary ballot order on July 26, 1924. J M Pouncey chaired the meeting in Prewster. committee members approved candidates for numerous offices and drew positions by lot. Sheriff Townsend investigated a Mexican hold up at the town's edge with a knife. one hijacker was jailed.
The Texas Highway Bulletin announces a new road condition reporting service starting June 16. Reports will be broadcast daily from Austin and shared by mail, with state highway routes listed and maps enclosed. The service aims to aid travelers on major highways across Texas.
Help sought for trash hauling duties through official dumping grounds. Applications due by 4 pm Tuesday June 24. Submit in writing to Mrs. N S Murphy president of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Chamber of Commerce. Further details from Mrs Murphy.
Nig Bennett known as D. M. reports a sore throat and general debility this week. Also note good ripe watermelons advertised at Caldwell's for Saturday.
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