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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
2
A reader letter discusses the need for a living Christianity based on Jesus Christ and personal daily service. It contrasts historical church admissions with a current demand for a credible, personal faith rather than rigid creeds and polemical theology.
Fort Davis and Alpine reporters note unsightly city dumps near the highway and discuss a proposed bridge players screening law sparked by a Kansas City shooting. An editor urges stricter mental fitness tests for applicants seeking to play bridge.
A letter from TG Holcombe of Shreveport expresses thanks for the newspaper and compliments its quality. The writer notes pride in volunteering and praises the paper as excellent.
Public Insurance Company warns that policies Nos 89669 to 89675 are lost and void without countersignature or premiums. The Alpine agent Otis Turnip lists the policies as valueless in any hands until claimed.
Repairs and remodeling are underway at the Highway Service Station on Fast Holland Avenue. The drive is being enlarged and rearranged as part of the overhaul. Call No. 5.
Fragmentary line discusses advertising in a local paper and reaching about 1000 readers at low cost. No clear entities or actions beyond offering affordable ad options in a home newspaper.
Mrs. Sallie D. Hotaler state deputy of WBA attended Alpine events last week. A special meeting confirmed officers Eva Hill president J Buckelew Stevens vice president Ruby Rackley secretary Zula Burnham treasurer Gertrude Davis county assistant. Lunch followed at Mrs Burnham home on College avenue with a three course chicken dinner for nine of the club's fourteen members.
Mr and Mrs E W Nevill and son Tom have taken over the Cis na Cottee shop in Sierra Blanca according to the Sierra Blanca Eagle. The Nevills recently leased their cafe business here and are now operating it under the Hayes name.
Ir and Nevill announce upgrades to Sierra Bi including new fixtures, with improvements noted by Maurice Cheval and reported by the Eagle. The project aims to modernize layout and functionality for patrons.
Fragmentary note describes an American audience flocking to see a European performer. references to theatres named Mojave and a Love Pi rsday style title suggest scheduling quirks. No clear dates, names, or firm events are readable.
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