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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
2
The Alpine newspaper header notes second class mailing from Alpine Texas with county wide coverage. It lists staff and departments including editors and report corrections policy and states subscription price for one year.
The piece notes Texas records 98 percent of deaths, with heart disease leading to 22,251 deaths, followed by pneumonia tuberculosis cerebral hemorrhage cancer and accidents. It discusses public health aims to compare state death causes and reduce deaths while urging births data reporting. It also ties NRA advertising to consumer goods pricing and employment, citing W. S. Johnson and broader economic measures. it weaves in notable regional references and public notices about employment, charity work, and job creation efforts.
A discussion notes that gauge ToChoHs and other fan amateur sport persists despite Carnegie Foundation findings that many institutions partially subsidize players. The text argues for scrutiny of funding and its impact on competition and accessibility.
A jumble of overheard lines from a store in Alpine mixes comic quips about socks, safety brakes, and a baldheaded man with a fringe. A civil service exam joke about British troops and a school board exchange on teaching punctuation highlight the day’s lighthearted misadventures and curiosities.
A fragmented old column notes that many women credit Gardut for health improvements after following mothers guidance. The text hints at widespread trust in remedies and mentions supposed benefits for weakness and fatigue amid garbled phrasing and uncertain details.
Local district notes recount visits and family movements across Alpine Study Butte Marathon and nearby towns. Residents include James Kemp visiting from Ballinger, Mrs Salisbury with family in Study Butte, Mrs Boreham and daughter with Mrs Dutri on, and F.C. Spann with Mrs Sublet caring for relatives. Rainbow mine president Armstrong handles business. Ferry school held a Halloween carnival on November 4.
The fragmentary notice hints at a health cleansing claim linked to a purification vat. Limited readable text suggests an advertisement style urging renewal or cleansing, but no verifiable names, dates, or locations are present to establish a concrete event.
The state of Texas to the sheriff or constable of Brewster County commands publication for twenty days in a Brewster County newspaper. A.M. Turney, administrator of John B Murphy deceased, seeks discharge. Objections due by the November term 1933 at Alpine courthouse. Witness J W Prazer Clerk. 1938. Dolores Garcia estate letters testamentary granted September 18 1993.
Public sale notice from El Paso District Court in Cause No. 39701. The Peoples Building and Loan Association seeks to foreclose on properties tied to Calvin St Clair and others after a 1993 judgment and October 9 1933 levy detailing parcels in Murphysville now Alpine Brewster County Texas. Names include T R Moody Lois Moody A J Whipkey D M Bennett Gladys Bennett Dozier Construction G J Casselberry trustee. The sale action covers legal costs and lien forfeiture.
All persons having claims against the estate of Dolores Garcia deceased are required to present them within the time prescribed by law. Residence and post office address listed as Terlingua Brewster County Texas. Ric Cartledge Luisa M. Garcia Administrators of the estate October 13 1946.
The sale on the first Tuesday of November 1933 at the county courthouse door in Alpine Texas will offer for cash the right title and interest of Calvin Clair Dorothy Clair T R Moody Lois Moody A L Whipkey D M Bennett Gladys Bennett Dozier Construction Co and G J Casselberry in a described lot. The sheriff W N Gourley Brewster County signs as published October 12 1955.
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