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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1926
Page
5
A reflective prayer asks for courage to live rightly, free of guilt, and to face personal faults. It invokes everyday truths about time, money, family, and conscience, urging a steadfast stance against fear or favoritism and condemning wrongdoing.
The Seventh Grade, led by Ernestine Behrens, presented a Thanksgiving program with Governor Bradford impersonation and an invited Native American chief. A group of girls sang, and the crowd lauded the performance. Separately, a cattle drive story describes a electrical storm at night with lightning, rain, and cattle calm after the storm.
Tom's Comedians faced a city ordinance clash after a frat performance. A complaint was filed alleging violation of last May’s rule banning tent shows within 1000 feet of any building. The city court found the defendants guilty with a $50 fine and costs.
The Sul Ross Lobos defeated the Mc Murry Indians 29 to 12 on Jackson Field in front of a large Alpine crowd. Key injuries marred the Indians as Withers and Cowan left the game, while Murphy and Hodges starred for Sul Ross.
The Avalanche learned this morning that another complaint would be filed against the show and that the case, of cases, would be tried again later this week. Each performance of the show counts as a separate offense.
Players McNeill and other substitutes from Sul Ross Clark Der man Sharp Smith Terrell McNeill Mitchell Powell Starnes McNeill Morelock feature as McMurry hosts a hot game. Hodges Hal stead The Avalanche ada It will pay you.
A fragment from the Bedford Indiana Mail promotes saleshooks for merchants. The ad touts duplicating and triplicating services and mentions a hard party during a pleasant social hour with dettelous rocks and coffee.
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