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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from the Alpine Avalanche official paper noting reporting corrections, columns, and advertising rates. Includes subscription price and printing details with references to local editor Moody Bennett and post office filing.
Rain dampened a parade of students from seventh to ninth grade but the PTA carnival thrived on Railroad Avenue downtown. Mrs. G W Haines led the balloon booth as banners, costumes, and street games delighted attendees while local businesses donated prizes and tents. The event raised community support and included a football highlight with Mueller scoring for the Lobos in a 78 yard run. Kell suffered an arm injury but continued.
The prose asks for moral steadiness and integrity, seeking a life free from tainted money and hidden faults. It emphasizes honesty at the table, affection for family, and courage to condemn wrong despite fear or favor, ending with a blunt epitaph honoring moral conduct.
Fragmentary OCR text describes McIntyre and market conditions, with scattered phrases about calves and demand. The readable portion hints at a large shipment or feature story continued from page one, but lacks coherent detail.
Officials emphasize the need to continue work on expanding housing with up to fifteen cottages and a gym. No financing plan or cadet provisions have been developed yet, as the remaining appointees await confirmation.
Del Rio hosted a fast, clean football clash as Schreiner Mountaineers defeated Sul Ross Lobos with 1500 in attendance. Star quarterback Kell suffered an injury in the third quarter and may miss the lineup this season while both teams praised sportsmanship and clean play.
A collage of clipped items shows a vandalized car scene in a Texas paper, a humorous misprint about washing ceilings from Concord Monitor Patriot, and a letter miscue where a hopeful writer is told the manuscript was not enclosed. Also notes on a Wet Party and playful domestic banter reflect era humor and local chatter.
Dialog fragment shows a teacher asking William about his body count of meals. William replies with nine hundred, humorously comparing his meals to the teacher’s, mentioning sardines as part of lunch. The snippet captures a playful classroom exchange.
A reader quote mocks government critics as crooks while Spike the Burglar is cited reclaiming the line. The Yege asserts tax deductibility disputes over guns and ammunition purchases, reflecting living-room political chatter.
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