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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1926

Page

4

Honey and Apple News Include County Prospects

AF A B Anderson plans to ship between 126000 and 160000 pounds of honey this spring as Brewster’s crop looks strong aided by recent rains. Fort Davis apple growers expect about 80 percent of a crop despite the freeze, with optimism from A J Tippit and Jett Davis County. Morris Sheppard urges a federal inquiry into West County potash, hinting at a large mineral bed beneath Potash Mountain.

A. B. Anderson Anderson Hee Ft. Davin Barry Seabee Fort Davis A. J. Tippit Jett Davis County Alpine Air Way

Federal aid roads cut 59 grade crossings eliminated in 1925

Bureau of Public Roads reports 59 grade crossings removed in 1925 raising total to 1380 nationwide. The effort reflects coordinated action by the bureau and state highway departments to improve safety. Also notes local social items: Mrs V. te Durnell and baby return to Houston after visiting relatives. Wells McIntyre heads to El Paso.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agrculture Bureau

Ford Roadster Tale Turns Up Profanity Removal Plan

A Cedar Rapids item mocks a 1925 Ford roadster for sale while a chaotic stream of quoted banter and fragments references profanity removal. The text riffs on a monkey wrench tale, a drunken driver, and a joke about getting out more.

Cedar Rapids

Fragmentary Quote Reflects Escape Through Windshield

A lone excerpt notes an escape described as going through a windshield and off a moat flesh phrase. Context is unclear with limited readable text and no identifiable people or events.

Political Announcements for Local Offices in 1936 Primaries

The Avalanche lists candidates authorized to run in the Democratic primaries on July 24, 1936. Sheriff and Tax Collector candidates include W. N. Gourley (re election) and T. J. Morgan. For Commissioner Precinct 1 Clarence Hord (re election) is shown with A F Robinson as a slate. Commissioner Precinct 2 features A Anderson Beverly Greenwood and Clark Dave Pearce. Precinct 3 lists Zenas P. Decur of Marathon, Bou rland, Gulihur, Buh Moorehey, D L F Buttrill, W J Shackelford, W D Hurcham (re election) and Sam R Nail. A Adams is also named.

Demtic A. Anderson Beverly Greenwood Clark Dave Pearce Precinet Zenas P. Decur Marathon Bourland Gulihur Moorefiey D LF Buttrill W. J. Shackelford

Brewster County Sheriff and Tax Collector Primary Candidate

Tam seeks re election to the office of Sheriff and Tax Collector of Brewster County subject to Democratic primaries in July.

Tam Sheritt Brewster County

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the Alpine Peta Ciy Brewster Ty R. Moody M. Bennett Texas Congress Morris Sheppard West Fawer V. Te Durnell Baby Lot Houston Mia. Durnell W. B. Hamilton Ana Otra Wells McIntyre el Paso Straner Represent & Society Bredern Parvo Potineck Gabel Simijon Jungle Instinct Highway Bulletin Baltimore Sun Bara Mamie Lease Sherff W. N. Gourley T. J. Morgan Clarence Hord A. F. Robinson W. D. Hurcham Sam R. Nail A. Adams Alpine Lumber Co Sul Ross M. L. Hopson Mojave Theatre Warner Warner Bros. and Dove Phoenix Steeetons Forchheimer McDonald Warner Bros Happy Home House Aew Cmenans BALE
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