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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
6
The autumn term opens at the pub Hesehaals on Monday with HK Coan named new at tendent. A program follows including audience song, prayer, vocal and piano pieces, and an address by Mrs Terrell. Professor Coan and family have moved into the Miller house near Hotel Limpla. Coan previously taught at Hrecken ridge and earned a degree at Sul Ross.
A coupe carrying Fort Davis and Marta residents was severely injured when it ran onto the curb and overturned near an intersection after dusk. Police investigated the crash, with EMS assisting at the scene.
A fragmentary report notes Miss Moss receiving a deep cut during an unspecified event. The readable text includes scattered letters and names, but the exact context and location remain unclear. Further details are not recoverable from the available OCR.
Fort Davis youngsters and graduates prepare for college. Many plan to attend institutions across Texas and nearby states, including Wardermont College in Nashville, Sul Ross, Draughon’s in San Antonio, San Marcos Academy, Texas A and M, and Tech at Lubbock. Families and friends send luck as the autumn term approaches.
The Alpine City Commission votes to hold a special election on October 20 1928 in Alpine Brewster County to decide adoption or rejection of Articles 1086 to 1096 and Articles 1104 1105 of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas 1925 regarding street improvement provisions. The mayor is authorized to post notices and publish the resolution for at least four weeks prior.
Due to delays in preparing the tax rolls the city commission has extended the payment deadline to October 1. Taxes become delinquent after that date and taxpayers are urged to pay before then.
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