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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
2
Local newspaper column from Alpine area with publication notes and staff credits including Moody Bennetts Ella Cook Mrs Wood Harry Scodee and Earl Clark. Includes subscription info and notices policy. tradition motto about courtesy and kindness concludes the fragment.
The editor expresses gratitude for reader praise and constructive criticism. It notes the newspaper’s role as a town booster and welcomes helpful critique to improve the paper. Acknowledges Rev.Ids and Walker in New York as influences, praising honest efforts and community feedback.
A Kereville dispatch debates police duties amid conflicting views. Some insist officers must pursue crooks and bootleggers, others warn against overreach and snobbery. The letter argues success lies in steady, visible effort rather than aggressive chasing of every violator.
A fragmented note outlines shifts in urban shopping centers and growing suburban patterns. It mentions thousands of locals and city dynamics, hinting at rising changes and uncertain outcomes for retail hubs.
The Uvalde Leader News cites District Attorney Marfa urging prompt court action against lawbreakers. It stresses communities must stay on guard and enforce laws impartially to thwart criminal activity and uphold sworn oaths.
The widow of Dr W A Dupree and her two children won damages in a Paso district court last week from Santa Fe railroad for his death. Dr Dupree was struck by a train at Tendrick crossing eight miles from El Paso on March 24 1928. The award totaled 60 000 to the widow and 25 000 to each child. The Dupree family had longtime ties to Alpine. Dr Dupree was employed with the U S Immigration service as a quarantine officer during residence there.
Publicacion por citacion ordena a los herederos y partes interesadas responder ante el Tribunal Distrital de Tarrant en Fort Worth el 11 de noviembre de 1928 sobre la reclamacion de 11,000 dólares por despojo de terreno en Brewster. El demandante alega posesion desde 1929 de una parcela de 40 acres en el lote 29 de la cuadra 331 y paga alquiler razonable de 50 dólares anual.
A fragmentary ad style note describes special and practical care for cleaning and aging delicate women’s garments. It emphasizes proper treatment when fabrics are soiled or dyed, highlighting meticulous attention to laundry processes.
Alfred A. Smith claims his son in law Ira Merritt of Milwaukee is suing for the deed to a house he says he owns. The odd case involves forcing meals with two dogs and a daughter’s son connected to Philadelphia, with unclear details.
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