Manager Kaitor 42.04 Entry at Alpine Port Office
The notice records Kaitor 42.04 as entering second class matter at the Port Office in Alpine Texas under the Act of Congress of March 2, 1879.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
4
The notice records Kaitor 42.04 as entering second class matter at the Port Office in Alpine Texas under the Act of Congress of March 2, 1879.
The newly organized McMurry Plumbing Company begins operations at the Sarker warehouse site with plans to wholesale and job plumbing across the Highland area. McMurry leads as president and principal stockholder, assembling a local board including vice president, cashier, and secretary-treasurer to push expansion west into West Texas.
Teachers from Alpine and nearby towns attended a multi day institute featuring lectures on teaching methods and the use of anecdotes in instruction. Distinguished guests praised the program and hospitality organized by Mrs Lillie and Mrs G B Finley. Attendees included Annie J Adams and many listed Alpine residents who will teach in Alpine schools this term.
The article notes new school openings and mentions that funds allow hiring teachers previously unaffordable. It cites figures and names such as H. More, J. Address, Sept. 8, and a Parent-Teacher Association meeting led by M. Melton. It also touches on hunting signs and the dilemma of boys deciding when to shoot, reflecting rural life.
A garbled OCR sample from Fort Smith Ark and other papers shows irregular humor, odd notices, and brief snippets. It mentions a death and a will, a bank robbery scene, and unrelated phrases about a widow seeking a rooming job, all in a chaotic collage of headlines and phrases.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a patient with a temperature of 120 and a doctor advised to summon urgent aid. The incomplete text suggests a rapid emergency response, mentioning Mr Jones and an instruction to call for a fire engine.
Orthodox parish notices list Rev. Gregorio Fernandez as pastor. Masses at 8:20 am on Sundays and 7:20 pm on weekdays, with evening prayers and Bible study. Sunday School at 2:00 pm, services emphasize practical Christian life and welcome non Catholics to participate.
Mra J C Bird of Alpine Texas advertises twenty three yearling Hereford bulls for sale. Bulls offered by owner in this rural listing describe livestock available to bidders in the Alpine area. Bulls likely suitable for farm work or breeding purposes.
A San Antonio Express item notes a misplayed eye advertisement for R. Valentino. The ad showed two pictures labeled before and after, with the subject Indy depicted with a striking pair of eyes and the second image aimed differently, prompting speculation that the doctor wouldn’t pay for such a flawed ad.
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