Alpine Avalanche records and local notices from Alpine Texas
The Alpine Avalanche prints a mix of local notices and community chatter. It notes publishing staff, a then-current telegraph and post office context, and mentions a deer hunting open season with many hunters from surrounding counties in the Davis Mountains.
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Davis Mountains
Kokernot
Henderson
Mediey
Bill Jones
Valentine Country
McDonald Observatory Doors Installed by Bailey Co
An aluminum double door system and thirty four windows were installed at the McDonald Observatory. The project, led by William Bailey Company of Springfield Mass with O J Miller and T Bailey of Dallas supervising, features four doors two inches thick and hollow, designed to close quietly.
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McDonald Observatory
William Bailey Company
Springfield
Mass
O. J. Miller
T. ¥. Eailey
Dallas
Fort Davis Glimpse Of McDonald Observatory Seen Nearby
Alpine residents may view McDonald Observatory about 20 metres away without traveling far from Fort Davis. The sighting could be from Alpine near the Fort Brockton road as U S Highway 90 passes.
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Alpine
Davis
Observatory
McDonald Observatory
Bema
Fort Brockton
Geveral
Fort Davis
Avalanche Subscriptions Payup Prompted By Appeal
The Avalanche reports renewed appeal for subscriptions with many locals paying since last week. Names like J C Langford Hot Springs and E Gorgiein Alpine appear among those who remitted, while notices urge those in arrears to remit promptly. Also noted are public notices about highway construction bids and property postings.
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Avalanche
J. C. Langford
Hot Springs
Tex
W. Hess
Marathon
LC. Brite
Marta
W. Olimer
Alpine
E. Gorgiein
Howard Hamilton
Carl Thain
RA. Whitelde
Katherine Turney
Terlingua
Tessview
Wage Provisions Under State Contract Rules
The document outlines wage requirements for intermediate, skilled, and unskilled labor under House Bill 43 and the Forty-Third Series. It sets prevailing minimum hourly wages, per diem rates based on a five hour workday, and specifies overtime pay at the regular governing rates to ensure contract compliance.
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Temas
Sail
For Sale and Rent Classified Listing Montage
For sale items include a Hot Blast heater ten dollars, an oil heater one dollar, a sewing machine five dollars, and a slicer ten dollars. Land owned by Mrs C W Cope and phone number listed. For rent four rooms and bath partly furnished one mile from town fifteen dollars monthly. Avalanche office for application. Another rental offers four rooms unfurnished fifteen dollars monthly and a five room house with new paint and sash fixtures twenty dollars monthly. Contact John Perkins Holland hotel building. Reward offered for coat sweater. Lost on downtown street Sunday night ladies brown kid gloves. Return to Avalanche office for suitable reward.
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Avalanche Office
Jonn’ Perkins
Holland
Vost
Chila
Wage and bidding rules for Texas highway projects
The notice outlines per diem and minimum wage terms for five hour days, requires a code compliance certificate per Executive Order No. 4 of March 14, 104, and mandates contractor signoffs from subcontractors and dealers. It designates a local employment agency for worker lists and notes plans are available at A Buchmaier residence engineer in Marathon Texas and the State Highway Department in Austin.
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Avalanche
Tfe
Alpine le. Co
Dept
Tte
Texas Highway Construction
Peco County
Pecos County
U. S
Brewster
J.C. Bird
Austin
Texas
A. Piabel
Rio Grande
Madison Motor
Del
Rio
Tocal Employment Agency
A. Buchmaier
Marathon
Hunting preserve lease notice to the public
Public notice states pastures leased as hunting preserves for the season and that no trespassing will be allowed. Signed by Mrs W J MeIntyre and Wells MeIntyre.
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W. J. MeIntyre
Wells MeIntyre
Bridge Instruction Teaches Basics by Mrs A T Swan
A note indicates an instruction on contract bridge offered by Mrs A T Swan. The course is described as just starting, inviting beginners to learn the game and its basic rules under her guidance.
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A. T. Swan
Black-Draught praised as family remedy by Oklahoma woman
Mars 5 G Ramey of nearyetta Oklahoma writes after twenty five years of using Thedford s Black-Draught she finds it very good for sour stomach bitter mouth billows sluggishness and headaches. She says taking Black-Draught ends these spells and makes her feel fine.
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Mars
G. Ramey
Nearyetta
Okla
Thedford
Theo
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Kari Ci
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Jim Muther
Masquis Canyon
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Meeks
Shay
Mer
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Meade Wilson
George Grierson
Adam Johnson
Adam R. Johnson
Charles Davis
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Smith
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Cece
Aig
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Jerome
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Barry Seoben
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Bernice Haskell
Monten Joatt
Paz Valenzuela
M. N. Bobo
Harris Smith
E. Seachrest
Washington
A.C. Smith
Houston
Red Cross
National Housing Act
Cor Jowns-Manville Plan
West Texas
San Angelo
West
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Floyd Gibbon
Storey-Whiteside Lumber CO
C. W. Copeland
Town and College
M. A. Nixon
East Holland Ave
Inky
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Magnolia
L. T. Votaw
Haberdashery
Model Tailors