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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1941
Page
7
New Chevrolet models for 1942 go on display at the local dealer with three lines from economy to luxury. Master Deluxe, Special Deluxe, and Fleetline series introduce updated styling, wider grille, elongated front fenders, redesigned emblem, improved bumpers, and refined interiors while retaining the 116 inch wheelbase and strong 1941 power characteristics.
The Texas Senate adopted a resolution on September 16 1941 to honor W Van Sickle a former Brewster County judge and 27th Legislature representative who died September 14 1941 Born 1867 in Henderson he taught in Alpine and served as attorney and public official. The Alpine community and family receive condolences in a resolutions of respect notice from Alpine Texas dated September 19 1941.
Seven Baylor University coeds, among 957 responding from a student body over 2,000, reveal marriage as a central ambition. The item notes discussion in a Christian service society with a committee including Mrs W. B. Hancock and Mrs. T. F. Skevington.
Sealed bids are invited by Brewster County Commissioners Court for a one story heating plant with boiler and piping changes. Plans and specs available at county clerk, Alpine Library Co., and Storey-Whiteside Lbr Co. Bids opened at county judge’s office at 4 pm on Saturday Sept 27 1941. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. JW Frazer, County Clerk. B Slight, County Judge. 9-12-86.
Daisy Snowdray a Shorthorn cow owned by H C Folk near Canton C produced triplet calves all normal and healthy in a remarkable cattle report from the Canton area.
In Pasadena a 13 year old girl faces neighbors upset over a crowing rooster and loud hens. Police investigated two complaints about keeping roosters despite a city ban. Officers found a white hen and roosting sounds attributed to the girl’s home, prompting further action after a third disturbance.
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