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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
3
A notice urges readers to contact the local representative authorized to accept subscriptions to the paper. The call directs action within the community to ensure continued delivery and support for the publication.
Protracted revival meetings are planned at Jared Methodist church with a welcome extended to all. Local business and shipments include R A Serna selling carload cattle to San Antonio market, Peyton Packing Co shipping calves from Serna, and wax shipments to London by Border Rubber Co. Visitors, teachers, and residents travel to Marfa and San Antonio as families relocate and pursue positions.
Mrs Norma Giles reorganized her music class and resumed teaching last Monday. She has a large class this term and deserves credit for her ability and efforts. She also began a musical kindergarten and has enrolled several children.
A large crowd gathered Monday morning in the High School auditorium for talks by Supt Brannon and Mr. Nelson. Mr Wood played violin solos with Miss Migell on piano. The term is expected to be successful as teachers work to start the school year strong. Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs Worthington’s home for a business session with an engaging Bible study and welcomed Miss Sam Natit as a new member. Baptist Missionary Society met Tuesday at the Baptist church.
L K Dozier outlines a plan involving ranches and cattle disease concerns in Marathon Texas. The proposal references town property and potential actions to address local agricultural and health issues affecting cattle.
In Westminster Vermont Mr and Mrs Vascome travel as Mr LW Carters court in El Paso this week. The fragmentary item notes a court appearance involving the named individuals and a Westminster connection.
Alpine adds a new eatery named The Squeeze Inn near the Western Union office on Fifth Street. The craftily designed building traffic area allows easy exit and entry while the owner adapts to the tight space. The opening signals a growing commercial stretch along Fich Street as Alpine embraces modern dining amid rapid development.
Rates at the St. Regis Hotel in El Paso range from one dollar to thirty-two dollars depending on location and bat accommodations. The hotel advertises hospitality and vice as its motto and notes a fireproof garage run by Thomas P. Gable as proprietor.
Fragmented OCR reveals humorous chatter about Joe plans to perform vaudeville after a few weeks of alme. The piece notes Joe’s athletic foibles, ties to hamburgers and soda water, and hints at a lively local scene with odd digressions and open spaces.
John Christie & Company report the sale of a number of lots in the North addition, with several to be used for residences in the Inferaine. Named buyers include Nowa, W. T. Berry, Robt. Poage, R. S. Tyler, A. F. Robinson, Arthur A. Cotterall, Charles Harmon, J. R. Lodell, W. Jenneyson, M. L. White, Boss Milter.
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