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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
2
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Mr M J Hopson reports Alpine straw berries showcased in Brewster county exhibit at the San Angelo Fair. The Avalanche notes the return of public school teachers and offers its column to Melton and faculty, trustees and Parent Teachers Association for support during the new school year beginning Tuesday.
After a chamber meeting Mr. Morelock outlined student needs and Mr. Davidson donated 14 toward the fund. President Morelock said twenty one youths requested assistance to attend Sul Ross and stressed the fund remains in sore need of help.
President John Perkins of the Alpine Rotary Club presided over a meeting of presidents and secretaries from the Eighth Rotary District held this week in Mingstall Arizona. Perkins is also a Sunday school teacher and senior member of the law firm Martin and Perkins.
The story notes Drewster county may hold an exhibit at the San Angelo Mall with Secretary Pouncey bringing the matter before the chamber of commerce next Monday. It mentions Hrewster allegedly taking prices on two occasions and urges collecting garden, orchard and mineral samples for Angelo. It advocates school stalls from locally tied colleges and promoting community publicity through Angelo.
Teachers from surrounding counties gathered at Sul Ross State Teachers College from September 1 to 7 for their annual institute led by WA Stigler. Attendees showed strong interest and enthusiasm, and the group voted to make Sul Ross the permanent meeting place for teachers’ institutes in the region with Stigher to direct the 1924 session.
The Sul Ross college dormitory, operated by Press Morelock under state supervision as a girls’ facility, requires at least 2000 for repairs. Alpine Lumber and the Rotary Club have contributed, with more donations hoped from Big Bend citizens to fund room renovations and floor work.
Avalde Leader News notes a Fort Davis Post piece praising the region while Texas Commercial News backs sectionalization ideas. The Denton Record Chronicle debates a "state of mind" slogan and Brewster County’s placement, with Utah-like western identity resisted by some.
We express sincere appreciation and gratitude for love sympathy kind deeds and floral offerings shown during the illness and death of our loved one Mrs Cleo Dugat Mrs Edna Horstman Long Beach Mrs Mary Bowles Mrs Clara Berkeley Pred Dugat Imperial Calif
A strong local college elevates community life and citizenship. Graduates influence peers to pursue higher education, raise cultural levels, and contribute to lower crime. Investors favor towns with good schools, and the Buy At Home mindset grows as educational advantages attract business and residents.
August 25 1923 a certificate credits W A Oatman with building the Marathon School District project last year. Trustees praise workmanship speed and honorable settlement and note he undersold rivals by over 2000 and 2750 in separate claims.
An old advertisement notes homemade butter at 5 cents per pound and wholesome milk at 13 cents per quart from Phore 202 Means Dairy. The fragment includes line items and pricing with a street or page reference 30-36-41.
A Dallas News state editorial commends Sheriff Lee O. Allen for his prompt and steadfast defense of a prisoner against a mob. It recalls two incidents where Allen refused mob demands, upheld his oath, and prevented lynching, earning statewide accolades and reflecting on duty over fear.
Mrs George Brown hosted a guest Mrs dD N Hornsby of Dallas for a novelty bridge party on her ranch. Guests enjoyed chuck wagon chow in range style then moved to the porch and dining hall where tables bore cowboy themed phrases. Attendees included Mrs N D Hornsby and numerous local residents and guests.
For sale in Bowie Texas A-Grade Yearling White Leghorn hens 50 head priced at $1.00 each. Contact I. Ht. Neil. 36-48.
The Alpine High School opening drew nearly full attendance as Supt. Melton led the program. Mayor Berkeley, pastors H. M. Smith and C. Bowles, and many trustees spoke urging students to pursue high ideals, courtesy, and strong studies. The session closed with the adoption of "Be Courteous" as a school slogan.
The remarks compare earnings by education level from illiteracy to high school and beyond, noting high college influence in government roles. Mr Jackson urges Bible knowledge for educators though not in public schools, while congratulatory notes highlight Morelock’s leadership at Sul Ross and brief faculty introductions at the event.
Mrs Terry hosted the Ace of Clubs at Mrs Joe Burgesss College Avenue home last Friday afternoon with three tables of bridge. Wells McIntyre won high score. Palmer Haynes was top among the members. A cake and cherry marshmallow parfait were served to a guest list including Mrs George Brown Mrs Palmer Haynes Miss Allie Runyan and many others.
George A. Riggles and Catherine DeFalco married at the minister’s home with Rev. H. M. Smith officiating. The couple left by car for San Diego, California. Riggles is president of the Brewster Oil Corporation and DeFalco is the daughter of Captain and Mrs. J R Dodd of this city.
The Parent Teachers Association will meet Friday afternoon of next week at 3:30 for the election of officers.
W A Oatman reports raising prices on brick veneered bungalows after January to align with Alpine levels. He cites a large bid gap on the Normal Hill McIntyre residence and notes ongoing contracts including a R A McMurry plumbing home and a $3000 Signal Maintainer residence for the Southern Pacific. He offers references to the McIntyre project and invites inquiries through Alamo Lumber Company.
George Stell is appointed administrator of the Albert Stell estate in Brewster County Texas by Judge M S Burke on August 22 1923. He requires all debtors to settle and all creditors to present claims at his Alpine Texas residence within the legal period.
Sheriff E E Townsend will sell on September 21 1923 at the Brewster County courthouse in Alpine Texas the Studebaker Light Six car engine 91522 chassis 1105110 license 193700 to satisfy a $123.95 judgment in the West Texas Motor Company v Joe Harmon case No 566 on the Justice Court docket.
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