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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
4
The Alpine Avalanche edition from Brewster details local news coverage in the Davie Mountain-Pie Bend area and summarizes a football game where Sul Ross defeated A. and M. 19 to 6. The report highlights key plays by McNeil and Alford, a fumbled or intercepted drives, and coaching subs with Durie and Graves.
In a tense contest the Lobos gained the edge over A M with a halftime turnaround. Grady and McNeil starred as Lobos drove for several big gains while A M answered with strong drives and a near goal line stand before the Lobos broke through to set the final tone.
Fort Worth October 18 market letters show cattle week opening the heaviest of the season with good to choice fed steers steady. See prices for stockers, killing steers, red and white face cattle, heifers, bulls, veals and fat lambs, with high end values around 8 to 11 dollars for various classes and steady to strong outlook into the week.
A small four room cottage is nearly finished by Sul Ross faculty and slated for occupancy within a week. Built with cobblestone base and a modern colored roof, it will serve as a living room and bedroom with a convertible second room, a small kitchen, and a bath. It is partially built by students and faculty and rents for less than larger Sul Ross cottages, already rented to Mrs. Burleson.
A compact guide on crepe materials describes how tight fiber twisting creates the crinkled weave and why washing or cleaning removes the finish. Master Cleaners restretch and resize crepes to restore dimensions and freshness, while noting shrinking from improper sizing. Street cleaner anecdote follows.
A fragment from a 1930s era notice shows a student café debate about beverages with cream scarce. It mentions Wattress, tea or coffee, and a joke line about taking milk due to no cream available.
Transcription shows a confrontation on a pier or shoreline where a man in danger declares intent to commit suicide while jeering a bystander. A bystander and authorities are alerted as the scene escalates with threats of arrest.
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