Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Alpine Avalanche in Alpine, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1924

Page

3

Local notices of visits and moves around Alpine

Mr Earl Green of Mariscal was here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Purington of Sanderson visited here Monday. Newt Gourley democratic sheriff nominee for Brewster County was in from his ranch this week. Mrs Lizzie Thain returned from El Paso and runs her studio again. Mrs J D Becker and baby left for Pawhuska Oklahoma. For sale or rent we have homes and rooms listed. Various residents visited, traveled or moved to different towns including Dallas El Paso and Marfa. Rev John Beery transferred to West Texas Conference.

Newt Gourley Brewster County Lizzie Thain el Paso A. F. Waddell John K. Beery John Denny San Antonio Beery Methodist West Texas

Brewster County Featured in West Texas Today Issue

The October 15 edition of West Texas Today published by the West Texas Chamber of Commerce carried seven feature items and a three column group photo of Brewster County affairs. Mrs W B Hamilton led the Alpine Chamber of Commerce staff reporting for several newspapers and magazines. The Waldron Mines were shown in the group image. Alpine and Brewster content filled about 140 inches, roughly a page across seven columns.

West Texas Today West Texas Chamber of Commerce Brewster County W B. Hamilton Alpine Chamber of Commerce Waldron Alpine

Heavy Freight to Waldron Mines Sparks regional transport surge

Three Mexican freight wagons drawn by about thirty mules, led by the bell mare, departed Tuesday for the Waldron Mines loaded with 15 355 pounds of lumber and groceries. All goods were bought in Alpine from local merchants. Waldron, a Brewster County mining camp, is described as growing in importance to the area and state as a future industry hub.

Waldron Mines Alpine Waldron Brewster County

Alpine Fire Department Demonstrates New Equipment

The Alpine Fire Department will demonstrate the new apparatus Friday at 5:30 p.m. at the foot of College drive by the swimming pool reservoir. The 4 inch pipe feeds the hill, showing protection for homes within 1000 feet. Reservoir holds about 76 000 gallons to run the apparatus for hours. R A McMurray Chief.

Alpine Fire Department College Drive R. A. McMurray

Ferguson couple to spend winter in Houston Texas

Mr and Mrs J W Ferguson and granddaughter Louise Fergus on left Tuesday for Houston Texas to spend the winter and spring and care for their son Clifton Ferguson s home and daughter The son is managing editor of the Houston Times the All Church Press Friends here wish them a happy sojourn and a welcome home when spring returns

J. W. Ferguson Louise Ferguson Houston Texas Clifton Ferguson Housth Times All Church Press

Mrs Coffey Hosts Forty Two Club Meeting

Mrs Robert Coffey was hostess to the Forty Two Club Monday afternoon from 3 30 to 5 30 A refreshment course was served Members present included Mrs A Brown Mrs Joe Hord Mrs A R B Sandifer Mrs J A McMillan Mrs John Young Jr and the Misses Lois Swift Martha Bone Sarah Andrews Dorene Gee and Morelda Morrow

Robert Coffey A. Brown Joe Hord A. RB Sandifer J. A. McMillan John Young Lois Swift Martha Bone Sarah Andrews Dorene Gee Morelda Morrow

Knight Templars to Host Banquet for Royal Arch Masons

The Alpine Commandery will host a banquet Saturday at six o clock for Royal Arch Masons. George Stapleton of Amarillo Grand Senior Warden of Texas and Inspector for the Western District, and John Temple Grand Sword Bearer and Institutor of the Alpine Commandery will attend.

Knight Templars Alpine Commandery Royal Arch George Stapleton Amarillo Texas John Temple Alpine ‘Commandery

Authorized Purchases Prohibited Without Written Order

Notice from Gordon Alvis road contractor Marathon Texas declares no one may purchase or charge anything to him without a written authorization. Public notice serves as enforcement and warning to merchants and others.

Gordon Alvis Marathon Texas

Bridge Club Notes Hosted by Mrs Beaty

The Bridge Club spent a pleasant Monday afternoon with hostess Mrs R FE Beaty. Members present included Mrs George A Brown Mrs C E Mc Cool Mrs Joe Burgess Mrs Vernon McIntyre Mrs Wells McIntyre Mrs Anja Wilson Mrs F E Gillett Mrs Shirley Scales Mrs R A McMurray and Miss Kathleen Newell.

Bridge Club R. FE. Beaty George A. Brown C. E. McCool Joe Burgess Vernon McIntyre Wells McIntyre Anja Wilson F. E. Gillett Shirley Scales R. A. McMurray Kathleen Newell

Alpine Hi Football Prepares For Marfa Showdown

Alpine High football team under Director Connell hosts Marfa High tomorrow at 3 40 p m. The squad seeks revange after a loss to Pecos last week and invites the Alpine community to attend and cheer their comeback effort.

Alpine Hi Marfa High Connell Alpine Pecos

Local Piano Tuning Ads Cite San Angelo Shop

First Class Piano Tuning and Repairing offered for pianos or Hruns wick phonographs. Orders left at Avalanche office. Local references include Miss Margaret Guenther and Miss Dorothy Derrick. C. M. Bryant represents George Allen Music House in San Angelo Texas.

Avalanche Margaret Guenther Dorothy Derrick C. M. Bryant George Allen Music House San Angelo Texas

Alpine Retail Merchants Meeting Contemplates Closing Hour

The Alpine Retail Merchants Association met at the Holland Hotel on Wednesday October 22 at noon presided by President S Seales. A committee was appointed to study a unified closing hour and night watchman dues while charity cards were distributed to aid-worthy applicants through Secretary W W Jenkins.

Alpine Retail Merchants Aselation Holland Hotel S. Seales John Perkins W. Hamilton Mesers F. J. Gillett Florchheimer Alpine Scales A. B. Sandifer A. A. Newell F. E. Gillett W. W. Jenkins Charities Stangers

New Sunset Limited Demonstration Train to Visit Alpine

On November 1 the Southern Pacific will start the Sunset Limited service between San Francisco and New Orleans. A six million dollar, six car train parade will showcase luxurious diners, club cars with baths, observation cars with maid service, and other modern conveniences on a demonstration run in Alpine on October 29 from 8:00 to 9:00 AM.

Southern Pacific San Francisco New Orleans Alpine Span

Marathon News Items and Local Social Notes

The PTA meeting in the schol auditorium featured music by the orchestra with Longfellow and Wagner themes and solos by Mrs. Worthington Lite Mrs. W Brown and Miss Lucille Frenel among others. Area residents including Mr and Mrs Terry W Shely Mr Wilson Bourland A S Gage Delmar Collins and others visited relatives or traveled for cattle and ranch work in nearby towns and to Fort Worth Indianapolis Alpine Mineral Wells and San Antonio.

Parent-Teacher Association Scholauetorium Longfellow Wagner Worthington Lonefellow W. Brown Jean Arnold Cupid Orchestre Life Spabtion the Evening Star

Two High Class Musical Comedies Booked for Sul Ross

A Alpine citizens committee and Sul Ross representatives have contracted with Southwestern Musical Bureau for two high class musicals at Sul Ross this season. Don Pasquale is set for November 18 and Impressario for February. Both are Metropolitan Opera level acts, bringing top talent to the region. Ticket prices and sale dates will be announced in The Avalanche.

Alpine Sul Ross Southwestern Musical Bureau Sul Rose Pera

Alpine Sul Ross Students Prominent in Organizations

Alpine residents win key posts at Sul Ross College elections. Warner Reid leads Advanced students group. Sophomore officers include John Prude president Beth Cotter vice president Knox Reid secretary and Frances Gillett branch representative. Maurice Pell serves as freshman secretary-treasurer. Nancy Watson is literary editor of the Brand.

Alpine Sul Ross College Warner Reid Advanced John Prude Beth Cotter Knox Reid Frances Gillett Maurice Pell Nancy Watson

Junior Missionary Society Meeting At Methodist Church

The Junior Missionary Society of the Methodist church met with Mrs J Weekt on Monday afternoon for the regular business session. Sixteen members were present. Plans were made to assist the Mexican church pastor and a committee was appointed to aid the Adult Missionary Society in preparing the parsonage for the new pastor. Refreshments were served.

Junior Missionary Society of the Methodist Church J. Weekt Ald Adult Missionary Society

Calotabs Promoted as Safe Cold Remedy

An advertisement claims Calotabs quickly break up a cold overnight with one or two tablets. It asserts Calotabs cause no nausea and enhance appetite, priced ten cents for pocket size and thirty five cents for family size, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Intel Core

Locked Mail Pouch Serves Best in New Best Post Office

Mrs Annie Turney postmaster announces a locked mail pouch system for the new Best post office and oil town. The Orient mail leaves Alpine at five, so mail for Orient must be posted before five to depart that day. Eight locked pouches serve the Orient, while Best mail grows in importance as Alpine business ties expand with Lumber Hardware Jewelry and local shops. C Mccool of Alpine Lumber oversees the Best yard labeled Best in Best.

Annie K. Turney Best Orient Mail The Orient Alpine Alpine Lumber Company Alpine Hardware Company Alpine Jewelry Company Hord’s Barbershop

Adamses Welcome Fourth Grandson from Norfolk

Reverend and Mrs. D. E. Adams celebrate news of a fourth grandson born to their daughter Mrs. H. M. Simmons in Norfolk Virginia. The article notes Adams’s wide travels and jokes about driving a “flivver” to Norfolk to meet the newborn, while Mrs. Adams may visit. Mrs. W. N. Gourley rode back to their ranch with her husband on Wednesday.

D. E. Adams H. M. Simmons Norfolk Adams Sanderon Monahans Pecos River D.C W. N. Gourley

Unprecedented College Music Outlook at Sul Ross

Miss Margaret Guenther reports highly satisfactory life in Sul Ross music groups this fall. The college hosts three organizations the Orchestra the Keble Clef Club and the Orpheus Glee Club. Fourteen students join the Orchestra with strong private instruction and upcoming public programs planned.

Sul Ross Margaret Guenther Department of Music Keble Clef Club Orpheus Glee Club Hedeen Kennedy Frances Mitchel Miss Kline Texas Saga Jwelo Sweetwater Colorado Miss Heeden

Catholic Church Seeks Guidance for Wandering Youth

Sunday Mass and Benediction mark Holy Sacrament rites as sermons address wandering children. Spanish language services feature catechetical instruction, rosary, and sermons in the Beautiful Community Hall. Weekdays include 7 am Mass, rosary, and Bible reading in Spanish.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Earl Green Mariscal Edgar Purington of Sanderson Robinson & Co James Cotter Odessa F. B. Armstrong W. L. Coleman Green Valley A. M. Turney Measday Dairy Walter Matthews Jack W. McKee of H. M. Overstreet Normal College College W. B. Hancock F. H. Nalte City L. B. Starns A. F. Robinson Baby Dallas Robinson & Company J. H. Hamilton Arthur Blucher Olive Alice Sarah Julia Caldwell Corpus Christi W. E. Caldwell Emily Dulaney Worth Frazier Pink Phelps Bob Beatty John Putnam Terlingua H. L. Kokernot Dorothy Ligon S. M. Melton Waco Mrs Clifton Cavender Baby of Fabens G. W. Cavender Agnes Dod Adobes Presidio County P. M. Penrod W. G. Fielder J. W. Barker of van Horn Corinne Billie Blair M. Boyd G. A. Brown Redlands Calif J. P. Kennedy Grace Anderson Jane Salome Anthony John Gillett John W. Chisholm Methodist Church Mrs. Wells McIntyre Austin Mr. McIntyre Seattle Ilinois Jim Keefer Keefer Betha Jane Matin Justin M. J J. M. Pouncey Greenville G. H. Yates Althea Miss Cook Tornillo W. T. Henderson Brewster West Sandifer’s Specials Delgado Sandifer’s Grocery MR. and Mrs. Ferguson Mrs. Coffey Royal Arch Masons Retail Merchants Meeting W. B. Hamilton Marathon News Ittems H. L. Stuckey Charles Galveston Terry W. Shely Tesnas Clark and Mr. Wilson Bourland Marfa A. F. Gatewood Frank Delmar Collins Delmar, Jr Mrs. James . Doddridge Our City A. S. Gage Co. F. Cox W. H. Kokernot Fort Worth Serna & Chambers Combs Cattle Co. and ROW Arnold Indianapolis Highland Hereford Association Mrs. Mack Adams Port Stockton John Reininger Fred Clark Louis Granger Junior Missionary Society Atholic Church Valduva Howell Lumber Company Alpine, Texas Detroit West Fessigter Company Apiny Fexa
Search Courier

Search the Alpine Avalanche Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Alpine Avalanche?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication