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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
6
Alpine residents read about new hats at The Lockley’s and The Lackley’s, a latest portrait service by Mex Thain, and various business notices. The snippet lists dairy, pharmacy, and grocery ads, plus travel and family announcements, with multiple names and local venues in a busy town page.
The state university group discusses forthcoming activities, plans a year ahead, and notes new museum additions including mineral and fossil displays. Members anticipate a 1927 annual meeting with a goal of 175 members. active dues are $1 yearly and life memberships expected.
The San Antonio Express outlines groups of famous Texas cattle brands from the prewar era to the post Civil War period. It names individuals such as Stephen F. Austin, H. M. King, Major George Littlefield, Swenson Brothers, and B. L. Burnett, plus families from varied regions, and lists 27 additional brands linked to ranching, education, and trail drives across Texas.
The text explains exemptions for married couples and heads of family, including proportional shares of $1,500 and $3,500 exemptions, and the $400 credit for a dependent. It notes changes if support ends, and eligibility is determined as of the last day of the taxable year. It references a specific date example and indicates how statuses affect exemptions.
Sul Ross Lobo basketball team traveled toward Dallas for AAU action with Abilene Christian. Both games ended with the Abilene Wildcats winning. scores were 47 to 22 in the first game and a second lop-sided contest. Cavet and Smith, star Lobo performers, could not accompany the team and did not play in the Abilene games.
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