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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1929

Page

2

Alpine Avalanche masthead and policy note

The Alpine Avalanche masthead lists editors publishers and correspondents with circulation details and pricing. It includes notes on reporting corrections for names and reading notices, along with a subscription price of two dollars per year and a 187% act reference.

Contester County Alpine Davis Mountain

Protect the Highways Protest Over Damaged Roadway

A local complaint lambasts reckless driving that damaged a county road near Holes, tearing through the base and exposing the underlying juncture. The writer calls for halting the act and bringing the responsible parties to account if caught.

Border Way publicity and highway meeting praised

An El Paso and San Antonio press roundup highlights a recent highway association meeting at the Brown ranch below Alpine. The Border Way towns seek fair comparison with other routes and urge travelers to judge the merits by visiting both El Paso and San Antonio and the towns along the corridor.

Highway Association Brown Ranch Alpine el Paso 5 O San Antonio Border Way Mnd

Fragmentary note hints at civic benefit and town prosperity

A partial, garbled note speaks of living in the town and seeing its spirit flourish. It mentions personal well being, civic benefit, and the hope that the town will prosper as a result. The legibility is too low to extract names, dates, or concrete actions.

Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Carch Ot Ntaln Adv Sandifer's Sandifer’s Studebaker Glen Shultz Pikes Peak American Automobile Association

Gas taxes rise and debates over fair levies

Counties in several states consider higher gas taxes while critics warn of sweeping charges and misuse. Supporters call fair taxes beneficial if used for roads and public works. opponents warn against extended, opaque or import-driven schemes that erode individual and property rights.

Heartless Corporation in Kansas Flood Tale Recalled

In Niotaze Kansas during a flood a hospital boat and vehicle shortages prompted improvised transport for a patient. Miss Cunningham rushed to Havani to assist and a rapid operation led to recovery while a persistent critique of corporate heartlessness persisted in the Topeka State Journal report.

Niotaze Chautauqua County Kansas Shaffer Dr. Chy Miss Cunningham Havani Iade Miss Cun Topeka State Journal Chicago

Moorman Succeeds Town as City Secretary

Mr Moorman is chosen to fill the city secretary post after E K Town resigned. The commission selected him to take the role, succeeding Town who left some time ago.

Moorman Ity E. KE. Townsend

First Carload of Apples From Tippit Orchard Shipped

The first shipment of apples from Tippit Orchard went to San Angelo late last week. Most of the carload went to wholesalers, with a portion allocated to retailers for the year. The fruit reportedly sustained little damage from early summer hail.

Tippit San Angelo

Scotch Retribution Dinner Party Ends in Payment Gambit

A diners scene ends with a bold pledge to cover the bill as a twist unfolds. The narrative hints at a dramatic sequence to appear in the next morning’s newspaper with a Scotsman motif.

A Lively Centenarian Walks Mile and Jigs at 102

John Skinner of Fairmont West Virginia celebrated his 102nd birthday by walking a mile and dancing a lively jig. He performed his daily dozen with a 160 pound anvil, reflecting remarkable stamina and vigor in old age.

John Skinner Fairmont W. Va

Meanest man in the world found in Indiana

An Indiana man named Jean Cleaver confesses to forcing his 10 year old son to perform dangerous house chores and hold meat for sale in a freezer, claiming it is a saving venture. Juvenile welfare officials investigate the distressed boy’s welfare and potential abuse.

Indiana Jean Cleaver Shee

Fragmentary ditty ends with a civic peace note

The fragment mentions a certificate of peace and necessity in a rambling ditty about a dog and a wagging ride. It lacks clear names places or dates, but hints at civic or legal phrasing and a light domestic scene.

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M. Marguant DM. Bennett Ella Howes Barro Bene‘hole Manuela Terrazas Juares Sandifer’s Grocery Alpine Lumber Co Dad Mill Landing Allen Brcur Penrose Troj Hord Motor Company Buscon Eget Cova Electric
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