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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
4
Alamo Lumber Company advertises galvanized baby chick feeders at cell, dry mash feeders at sixty cents each, and galvanized brood coops at 8/50 each. Subscriptions for The Avalanche available.
PGR over 49 years Hallvi s catatng medicine glad fully used as a treatment for catarrh. The ointment acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. 2eney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The piece traces state aid for railroads via land grants starting 1832, noting 9 companies built enough mileage to claim land. It cites Civil War disruption, resumed growth from 1870, with Texas totaling over 8 000 miles of railroad by 20 years later, much ahead of population.
The Avalanche announces slate for the Democratic Primary on July 26 with W N Gourley for Sheriff and Tax Collector in reworster County and J A Anderson for County Commissioner Precinct No 2.
The Mask and Slipper Dramatic Club and the Orpheus Glee Club of Sul Ross State Teachers College join for a program before the Federated Hook Clubs District Six convention in Colorado Texas on April 10 11 and 12. President Morelock to attend Mid-Texas Teachers Association session in Brownwood March 21.
Advertisement offers to search patent records and provide opinions on patentability. It claims experience assisting thousands of inventors in developing and perfecting ideas before filing with the Patent Office.
An old classified notice invites readers to write for valuable information. It lists Gibson and Fox at 405-1 McLachlen Building, Washington DC, with a date stamp of February 19, 2012.
A canvass of car buyers shows most chose models from brands other than Studebaker, yet the firm leads the fine car field. It cites extensive investments, quality control, and history spanning 72 years as key factors behind its popularity and strong market demand. Touring Speedster 2110.09
Studebaker reports building more fine cars than any rival with 145,167 buyers last year paying 201 million dollars. Demand has nearly tripled in three years and the company notes modern plants and equipment totaling 50 million dollars to deliver maximum value at low cost.
Secretary Hughes argues law respect, not more laws, shapes obedience. The piece cites moonshining in Glen Rose and delayed justice as harms, then lauds rising education spending and Sam Houston on knowledge preserving a free government. It notes candidates favor school funding and church schools, with European students seeking study despite poverty.
Public auction set for April 5 1924 at Alpine Texas to sell oil and gas leases in Brewster Pecos and Crane Counties and desert leases in Crane County The bid deposit is 5000 dollars and minimum bid 30000 dollars The sale follows court decree and requires court approval The notice includes unrelated reflections on the writer of It s a Long Way to Tipperary and poultry industry notes from Cisco and Comanche and an ad for Jim Wilson place in Coffeyville Kansas
Workmen Sifrra Blanca near Etho en stumble on a skeletal fragment believed to date over thirty years. They discover $2.27 in coins an 1852 dated quarter a Smith & Weston six shooter serial 22877 a key watch and a beer check for Myer & Lilling of St. Louis. Mountain Eagle notes the finds amid the drift.
For eczema itching tetter cracked hands ring worms chapped face poison oak sunburns old sores and sore feet. For sale by Palace Pharmacy Walter Garnett proprietor.
The notice outlines a Sunday program with 8:30 Holy Mass Benediction and English sermon, 10:00 Holy Mass and Spanish sermon, 3:00 Catechistical Instruction, 7:30 Rosary and Spanish sermon, and 8:30 Moving Picture Entertainment at the Community Hall, plus weekday Masses at 7:00 a.m. and Rosary with Bible reading in Spanish at 7:30 p.m.
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