Local scene frames Kleinman’s ads and visitors
Alpine residents and visitors fill Kleinman’s store with new goods and discounts. Local names such as Miss Gladys Slight, Mrs. W. K. Ellis, Neal Tanquarry of Pecos County, Judge Hill, and many others appear around court, social events, and arrivals. Advertisements promote weekly ads on page 3 in the Avalanche and emphasize low prices and fresh merchandise amid a steady flow of personal notices and small-town chatter.
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New York
R. E. C. Dougherty
Post Office
Alpine High Now Affiliated With State University
Supt Bentley announces Alpine high school joins the State University and will allow graduates to enter without exams if their home school has 14 unit credits. Alpine currently has 13 and will earn the missing unit this fall. Alpine Light & Ice Co. advertises Saturday morning current 7 to noon for irons. County Attorney appointed. Brackettville’s J M Slater selected and confirmed. Alpine institute hosts joint County Institute with nearby counties. sessions feature addresses, banquets, and a melon party. Communion service advertised at Woodmen hall Sunday at 1, with Sunday school at 10. Rev M A McKeough invites Alpine residents.
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Supt Bentley
The
Avalanche
Alpine
Alpine Light & Lee Co
Terrell
Presidio
Jeff Davis
Brewster
America
W. W. Nelson
A. M. Turney
J.D. Jackson
Benj. F. Berkely
Alpine Commercial Club
W.B. J. Buttrill
Public Schools of
Marfa
Mias Una Jackson
Woodmen Hall
M. A. McKeough
Contracts Wanted for Various Dirt Work in Alpine Texas
Advertisement from P. O. Box 485 Alpine Texas seeking dirt work including dam and road construction. Mentions meeting someone named Met Smith and references Avalanche subscription. Sparse readable details.
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Met Smith
P. O. Box
Alpine
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Mrs
Eugene Part
Kleinman's
Gladys Slight
Kleinman
Neal Tanquarry
Pecos County
Caldwells
Advets
Peter Shuttler
Weyerts & Sons
Doc Anderson
Terrell County
Caldwell
Advtetf
Ethel Sprague
Luling
Ed Linn
M. M. McFarland
Earnest Williams
Jake Baldwin
Riser
Fort Davis Post
Thompson
del Rio
W. E. Caldwell
Nina Bell
Terlingua
Jess McGee
Kleinman’s
Judge Hill of
Ft. Davis
Judge Sutton
Maria
Mrs. Syl Adams
Harris Smith
San Marcos
Fred Rice
Boquillas
Bess Griffith
A.F. Robinson
Mercantile
Mrs. Geo. Howard
F of Marfa
Pruett Ranch
R. C. McKinney
Ford Jackson
Kentucky
Mason & Co
C. D. Wood
Adot
W. K. Ellis
the Pryor
San An
McKinney Spring
Tonio
Eugenia
Ft. Stockton
Marathon
County Institute
Sanford
C. Bowelo
Sessina County Institute
RB. Slight
A. Weakley
Luther Parker
Galveston
Ford Jack
Ft. Worth
W. J. Ake
Son of San Angelo
Cattle Association
J D. Jackson
Felix Whitley
John Young, Jr
Big Canyon
Paxton
T.M. Pyle
Clarendon
Texas
Ivy Stansell
Ed Stirman
J. W. Weaver
Sun-County
Atty
C. J. Henshaw
Oklahoma
C.C. Akers
Pore
Jno
Whistler
Promi
Emett Williams
Anderson
Margaret Collett
Chas, Toups
San Antonio
National Live Stock Co
Pat Lindsey
Inez
Fannie Barron
Mabel
Hallie Crawford
San Angelo
R.C. Armistead
Runnels
el Paso Herald
D. F. Nichols
Nichols-Detroiter Company
J.M. Rutherford
Orient
A. B. Sandifer
L.S. Chenoweth
Holland Hotel
Louis Hofe
Harry Spanell
L. S. Chenoweth
Irving
Culberson County
Lee Harrington
State University
Commissioners Court
J M. Slater
Brackett
Ville
M.tumey
J. W. Phelps
Cas Edwards
el Paso
Maxwell
Edwards
Mangers
Institute
J. D. Jackson
Episcopal Church Service
Ollatote
Borderland Auto Co
FORD
Palace Pharmacy
EB. Chandler
Acksmithing
Wey
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