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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
4
Reynolds family lead fruit canning with 1900 cans stored at X Fanch assisted by County Clerk H. D. Bloys and demonstrator Miss Dairybird. They plan to use peaches and apples at ranches while a will contest of Ue Yate Mrs Fr Gentry ends by compromise after probate app approached by Mrs M Ida Oxley with many witnesses.
Port Davis reports flood conditions along Limpia canyon blocking mail routes for days. Residents observed a partial solar eclipse via camera film. Local events include marriages licenses issued, residents moving into Fort Davis, church and school notices, and community notes on repairs and visitors among the Port Davis, Sierra area.
An Italian man reportedly celebrated his 100th birthday by eating garlic alone, a quirky note in a column of oddities. The piece blends snippets of jokes and captions, including radio humor and subway gag lines, with lighthearted vignettes about manners and everyday mishaps.
Four survivors of the Ben Picklin flood still reside in San Angelo. Named are Mrs. Sam Pollock, W. Clint Johnson, Mrs. Felix Probandt (then Miss Josephine Taylor), and Mrs. C. W. Hobbs (then Miss Minnie Sanderson). The 1882 event peaked at 40 feet by August 24 after torrential rains began August 22.
Fragment from a vintage newspaper page mentions a German remedy named Ad erika claiming to cleanse the upper bowel and stop gas bloating. It notes an Alpine Drug Store advertisement and a prompt to trade home via the home paper.
Easy craft instructions describe building a storage set for a child’s room. Use a saw to trace an animal outline on wood, cut to shape, and assemble with pressed wood end pieces to prevent gaps. Paint shelves in any color and touch up details with a contrasting shade.
A grave of a two year old, Julius Apertson, placed 74 years ago along a new Ta we Ukiah highway through the Mother Lode link Grass Valley to Washington. Since 1858 locals tended the grave, later Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West upkeep.
General Grant National Park California reports the death of Old Bum a famous canine ally of convicts and rattlesnake hunter. The dog killed many snakes and four more before succumbing in a last battle after suffering numerous bites and relying on his own remedy to endure.
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