Subscription price per year listed for Alpine Texas
The notice states a yearly subscription price of 1.25 dollars and notes post office registration in Alpine Texas as second class matter under the 1879 Act.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
2
The notice states a yearly subscription price of 1.25 dollars and notes post office registration in Alpine Texas as second class matter under the 1879 Act.
A 1922 Alpine discussion urges building within the corporate limit while weighing the case for a West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College and the role of Sul Ross Normal College. Local leaders advocate citizen ownership, housing solutions, and expanded resources as the town eyes progress and improved public health and education.
Editor Rountree of The Bryan Daily Eagle cites the Veonbiian state platform as courting controversy by pledging cultural and mechanical news for West Texas. The piece argues the platform aims to attract votes for the party, while accusing opponents of motives and education promises.
The Pecos Enterprise joked about Methodist ministers and chickens after the Methodist Annual Conference in Pecos City. It quipped that many chickens joined the ministry, noting Pecos housewives may have helped by keeping only promising birds as ministerial kin.
Maj A V Dalrymple of Fort Worth spoke in Alpine in support of George V Peddy's bid for U S Senate. He denounced the Ku Klux Klan, calling it un-American and anti Christian, and defended white supremacy as false with a forceful, plainspoken address before about 75 to 100 listeners.
The American Legion Big Bend Post No. 79 of Alpine Texas denounces Ku Klux Klan influence, condemning its secrecy and alleged political manipulation. Speakers recount Klan tactics, oppose its control of government, and defend constitutional rights while supporting strong military preparedness. A second letter to General Pershing praises his stance on a robust U.S. Army and thanks him for service.
A free Red Cross clinic at the school identified health issues such as tonsils and teeth. Students discuss plans to meet Gen Pershing, and Study Club prizes reward top grades with a three dollar gold piece. Averages for the first six weeks are listed across grades with multiple student names.
Announcement from Pastor C Bowles outlines Sunday 9 45 am Sunday school 11 am preaching service with two sermon subjects Come and let us build up the walls of Jerusalem and Possessing the Land Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 pm women’s work Thursday 3 pm and junior senior activities with 3 pm 6 30 pm start times. The pastor urges strong church loyalty and invites all to join and be welcomed home.
Young woman with Permanent Certificate seeks tutoring role in a private family. She has experience in top Texas city schools and can teach music. Respond to ae w Avalanche care of.
For Sale or Trade 25 000 dollars worth of farms and city property located in Cooke Clay and Haskell counties to exchange for ranch city property or merchandise in Alpine and Fort Davis or vicinity. Give full description and price. Address Box 351 Haskell Texas. 40 4 1.
Three ton truck available for any work. Merchandise delivered anywhere. Haul furniture coal move ashes from buildings. Phone 87 J M Gallego.
Dr Lyman Abbott former editor in chief of The Outlook died in New York at age 87 days before his December birthday. He was a preacher author theologian and civic leader known for his steady poise and serene spirit.
Property owner Mrs. Kate Nevill warns that persons taking wood, wale, or grass or hunting, fishing, or trespassing on Nevill Ranch lands will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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