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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names like Rabbi Ben A and references Post Office second class matter and the 1879 act. The legible content is sparse, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize. The item appears as a partial public notice or classification note with unreadable sections and potential proper nouns.
El Paso County Tax Assessor Frank D. Scotten urges a square deal for West Texas arguing that state tax distributions favor older eastern counties. He cites West Texas paying $2,000,000 annually above its rightful share while eastern counties gain from school funds and lower local burdens.
In June marking the 1900th Pentecost anniversary churches unite to recall the church's origin. The sermon recalls the early church built on key facts and events, urging a return to scriptural certainty and scientific data behind the church's birth and faith.
A garbled excerpt discusses church history and the Pentecost study. It mentions aiding the church to perform a necessary task and includes stray words about a faculty or study, but the text is largely unreadable and incomplete.
A fragmented religious essay argues that belief rests on historical Jesus, not myth, defending Pentecost as essential to church power. It condemns modernist doubt, cites Jesus death and resurrection as pivotal, then shifts to a public notice of an execution sale in Brewster County Texas with lands tied to Don Yates and others.
The sheriff announces a public auction on the first Tuesday of July 1920 at the courthouse door in Alpine for the right, title and interest of J H Landry Don Yates Maude K Yates and Ralph D Yates in certain lands added to Section 41. The sale runs 10 am to 4 pm with cash only.
Two kittens were found with their mistress in the small apartment of Mrs Mary Mary Lane, 67, in New York. All three were overcome by gas escaping from a portable stove. The woman died but the pets were revived by rescue workers.
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