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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
4
Months Raitor and Manager Correspondent report on County 125 events under Port Davis. The Terlingua marathon aims to showcase regional runners and sponsor endurance efforts amid local competition and community involvement.
A distorted eighteenth century style refrain urges safe driving with humorous imperatives. It blends moralized road rules with cautionary lines about speed respect and courtesy while lampooning bold offenses and careless behavior. The fragment lists commandments on signals laws restraint care and consideration from motorists to pedestrians and each other. The piece mocks reckless habits and promotes safety through humorous exhortations and admonitions.
Reporters quoted a former Chicago associate who recently stayed at a San Francisco Bay facility calling the Alcatraz complex extremely strict with no radios, newspapers, or privileges. He notes silence in convicts during most daily routines and limited yard time on Saturdays.
Reno moves toward revival as two new expansive establishments open their doors. Liquor, song, and rambling attract patrons while gaming devices and roulette attract hopeful operators. The city projects about $100,000 yearly from these ventures as it attempts to shake a seven bank collapse era and post divorce era gloom.
A jumble of humorous bits and a partial owner notice from the Alpine Avalanche, October 1, 1995, includes quips about a baby learning to talk, a dismissed book request, a weight loss claim with a banana peel, a lawyer cartoon exchange with a witness, and a notarized ownership statement for Alpine Publishing Company dated September 30, 1938, Brewster County Texas.
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