Chimney Cleaning Ad Urges Leflore Residents
A 1923 advertisement warns Leflore residents to clean chimneys and flues as autumn approaches. It references a yearly subscription price and emphasizes preparation for the season.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
2
A 1923 advertisement warns Leflore residents to clean chimneys and flues as autumn approaches. It references a yearly subscription price and emphasizes preparation for the season.
A busy notes page lists residents traveling to farms near Boquillas and Marfa, visiting relatives in Fort Stockton and Big Lake, and attending church and club events. Local events include a District Missionary Society meeting in Marfa, a Five Hundred party at Louis Ritchey’s, and the Marathon Basket Ball girls set to play Sanderson.
Public auction notice of land in Alpine Brewster County Texas. Sheriff Townsend advertises sale of Block 13 Means Addition Alpine to satisfy prior judgment to Aurelio Olizaba against J T Burnam. Sale on first Tuesday of November between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door Alpine.
Before using fires, inspect flues and chimneys for faults and clean them thoroughly. Detecting faulty spots helps prevent spot fires and fires caused by buildup.
A scene on the street shows two boys one with a bright smile the other with a scowl. Their exchange centers on honesty fairness and team spirit with a teacher present as an instructor. The dialogue touches on qualifying for teams and the need for clean sportsmanship in college and public schools.
The paper cautions readers about circulars offering ten acre blocks of oil land in Brewster County at ten dollars an acre. A Topeka lawyer praises the editorial and commends press honesty in opposed to fly by night schemes, urging blue sky law enforcement to stop deceptive practices.
Workmen repair and add on to the George Martin residence with Alpine Lumber Company handling material contracts. Joe Hord also undergoes valuable improvements. Linn and Holland homes in the college area and Berkeley Hall near completion are reported by Alpine Lumber as nearing finish.
The Women's Missionary Union gathered at First Baptist for state missions study led by Mrs. Ells Chastain. A social hour followed under Mrs. A. J. Hanna with ice cream and cake served to numerous attendees.
Mrs Otis Morgan hosted the Ace of Clubs at Mrs H L Horde home last Friday with a 3 PM business session. Members voted to add a fourth table and new members elected were Mesdames Casner Young Hord and Rooker.
A note from Holland Dining Room and Coffee Shop promotes patronage and claims prices are no higher than elsewhere. The fragment mentions its location at 34-23-¢f and emphasizes ongoing service.
The Session of the First Presbyterian Church states no services will be held until further notice while Pastor Rev. McMillan takes a thirty day vacation starting September 14. Sunday school continues at the usual hour and visitors or unaffiliated students are invited to attend. A local ad promotes Edison Mazda lamps and home appliances with repair services offered by W. E. Caldwell.
W W Jenkins editor and business manager sworn to truthfully state ownership and management for October 1 1923 Alpine Texas Brewster County. Names of publishers editors and managers listed with Alpine Publishing Co. Stockholders named W W Jenkins Mrs W W Jenkins H L Kokernot Mrs Kate Nevill John Young J W Phelps W T Henderson. No bondholders or other securities. Notarized September 29 1923 by T B Davis.
A Tulsa circular argues Tulsa and Oklahoma remain peaceful despite martial law. The article criticizes sensational reporting and urges lawful, nonviolent correction of wrongs, warning against military overreach in civil affairs.
The text argues progress is slow and costly, urging Tulsa businessmen to rely on lawful means and the instincts of local citizens rather than outsiders. It notes Oklahoma factions are driven by a savage urge to win at any cost, while neither side truly represents the majority.
Milk cows priced between 60 and 75 dollars with pure dairy products delivered twice daily. Phone 145 for Measday Dairy.
An advertisement claims catarrh is influenced by constitutional health and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine a local ointment and an internal tonic with claims of quick relief and general health improvement. Sold by druggists for years by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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