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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
4
The Lobos are world football champions in a sequence of results showing Yale and Harvard matches, Center and A. M. games, Baylor and A. M. contests, with Looming claims that the Lobos will beat the School of Mines to seal the title according to Sul Rass Skyline.
An Alpine Drug Store notice warns against inferior vaccines claiming lifetime immunity and promotes Globe Blackleg Vaccine as the standard product from Kansas Germ Pree and a Texas source. The tag 31-2-tf appears with the ad.
Brewster County reports large gang of road graders at work on the new state highway extending toward the Jeff Davis county line. The project runs from New Orleans to California and passes Fort Davis, promising better access and more visitors to the Davis Mountains resort area. Two light housekeeping rooms near the High School listed for rent by Mrs. E. V. Cook.
An advertisement for a remedy addressing eczema cracked hands ring worm sunburns poison oak chapped face and other sores. It claims effectiveness for sore feet and lists Palace Pharmacy Walter Garnett as proprietor as the seller.
The county sheriff will sell on December 4, 1923 at Alpine court house the lands of A P Willis in Brewster County. Properties include Survey 18 and 26 in Block 331 and Survey 28 Block 331, all described as 640 acres north of Marathon. Sale at public auction for cash between 10 AM and 4 PM.
The Dallas News reviews a series on home town like don’t like pieces and urges constructive criticism. It cites Alpine and Dallas as examples where towns should spotlight unaddressed issues like local employment. The piece argues one strong citizen can surpass several factories in value to a town.
A fragmentary church notice outlines Sunday morning services with Mass Benediction and sermon, Spanish catechetical instruction and evening programs. It mentions opportunities for study, rosary, readings, and language offerings amid a general call to attend while supplies last.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for run down conditions. It touts a local ointment that relieves symptoms and an internal tonic that aids general health, offered by F. S. Cheney Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
An advertisement extols Calotabs as a refined calomel tablet that avoids traditional side effects. It claims a single nightly tablet with water relieves biliousness and indigestion, offering a pleasant, nausea free cleanse and better sleep, with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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