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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
4
The Alpine Avalanche notes its status as a city and county paper in Alpine, mentions Brewster Building and Alpine postal operations, and lists subscription price and post office classification under a 19th century act. It references Texas and publication details as part of its layout.
A disputed clause claims the company will not be liable for times of interrupted or inadequate service. The text accuses a large corporation of deceit and mentions a signed agreement, a public school, and a pastor named F. Davis. The fragment also references church congregations, new worship spaces, and an advertisement seeking a small desk with a disappearing typewriter space at Ben nett in Avalanche.
The piece urges participation in the Red Cross annual Rott Call fundraiser describing it as a worthy national cause and inviting everyone to contribute their part.
The readable fragment mentions a meet and a person named Frank. It references a location or event tied to a visit or gathering and notes a 1360 figure. No clear dates or complete facts are present.
A fragmented line presents a divine or poetic speaker offering praise and humility. The lone phrase hints at a devotional or literary tone centered on praise and utterance. No clear event or individuals are identifiable from the fragment.
Mrs. George R. Felter proposes a countywide graduation at a central site, featuring historical pageant elements and school bands. The plan, unanimously adopted by seven rural teachers, aims to unite graduates and cheering parents across Traviscoun County with speeches, an ample fried chicken dinner, and school banners.
The church outlines a sermon series on motives forming character and faith for a victorious life. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. the topic Life's Master Motives will center the service. Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. features the Woman's Missionary Society's part of the missionary program with a violin solo by Miss Loraine Boardman. Sunday school is at 10 a.m.Minister A. McMillan.
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