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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1958

Page

10

Last 3 Man Commission? Alpine City Leaders Win

Mayor W E Lockhart and Commissioners Gene Hillger and Glenn Burgess triumph in last week's Alpine city election. The piece discusses a potential shift to a six member aldermanic government with a sample position by Dr. Lockhart endorsing the change.

W. E. Lockhart Gene Hillger Glenn Burgess Alpine Lockhart Texas

M System moves to new quarters and county news from Brewster

The M System grocery moves from 5th Street to the old Sandifer quarters in the Fuller building. Brewster County reports Fred Clark 72, long time commissioner, died after illness and will be buried in Marathon. Jack Holliday 25 drowned on the Rio Grande near the Johnson farm. Alpine schools name Drury Wood as new superintendent succeeding D M Major. Vehicle registrations total 911, wit h 1317 last year. State wardens plan summer patrols at Limpia Canyon to prevent trespass. Workers conference held with nine attendees from McCamey Marfa Alpine. Pirates White Sox exhibition in El Paso drew attendees including Vogt St Clair Bryant. Calves shown at Lubbock meat show gain attention.

Fred Clark Marathon County Marathon Clark Big Bend Pete Crawford Ray Williams McGuire Place Limpia Canyon Workers Conference Pecos Valley Davis Mountains Baptist Church McCamey Marfa Alpine

Crossword Style Clues Puzzle Summary

A list of numbered crossword style clues covers meanings from frighten and force to Chinese dynasty and medical suffix, including birth of a scout and various gendered terms and measurements. The grid uses abbreviations and foreign language forms common in puzzle clues.

Jeff Davis Places Uncontested To Date

In Jeff Davis County no candidate filings beyond one per office. names listed include Howard L. Bell Jr for judge Beatrice Woolley for county and district clerk Myrtle M. Stewart for county treasurer J C Duncan Sr for county commissioner C E Patterson for district judge Barry Scobee for justice of the peace and John Reynolds for commissioner to succeed his brother Will D Reynolds. Civil and public works notices follow with a highway project bid opening details and wage requirements under Texas House Bills 54 and 115.

Port Davis Jeff Davis Howard L. Bell Jr Beatrice Woolley Myrtle M. Stewart J. C. Duncan Sr C. E. Patterson Barry Scobee John Reynolds Tase Presidio Brewer Jeff Davis County Austin State of Texas State Highway Commission Charles T. Holmes Alpine Texas Texas Highway Department

Visit to Carlsbad Caverns Welcomes World 8 Millionth Guest

Mr and Mrs Clifton Moss and their two sons Clifton and David toured Carlsbad Caverns National Park in Carlsbad New Mexico as the 8 000 000th visitor to the world’s largest cave was recognized by park officials.

Caverns Clifton Moss Clifton David Carlsbad Caverns National Park Carlsbad N. M

Alpine High Adds Films for English and Geography Classes

Mrs. June Dyke explains two new library items at Alpine High a set of 12 word analysis films and a tape recording of Captain Sutcliffe the New Zealander who spoke to Alpine classes. The Sutcliffe recording targets English and geography lessons.

June Dyke Captain Sutcliffe

Politician Confirms Exit After Two Decades in Office

After more than 20 years in public service, the longtime official announces they will not seek another term. The decision ends a lengthy tenure marked by steady policy work and community focus.

Germ killer ad for athlete’s foot remedy

An advertisement promotes a strong germicide for athlete's foot, claiming it sloughs off infected skin and exposes more germs to the killer action. It recommends instant drying T-4-L for day or night use and notes availability at Alpine Drug Store.

Alpine Drug Store

Soaring Birds Ride Upward Air Versus Slow Human Climb

A cryptic passage describes birds rising on rising columns of air while a man ascends a steep hill slowly. It suggests hawks eagles and vultures coast on rising air compared with slow human motion and imagines a rapidly rising escalator.

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Avalance N. 6Th St West Texas Press Association — Texas Press Association National Editorial Association James W. Glasscock Jean Glasscock Mayo Cleveland Hallie Stillwell Marsbell Miller Callie Holt Sam D. Adams Society Foreman Ranch Big Bend Park Fort Davis Congress Brewster, Jeff Davis Presidio Counties Avalanche Brewster County M” System Grocery Dom Adams 5Th Street Sandifer Grocery Fuller Building Jack K. Holliday Study Butte Rio Grande Johnson Farm Terlingua Drury Wood D. M. Major North Texas Young Wood Sul Ross College Harold Byler Arthur Sharp el Paso Parks Paul Vogt Calvin St. Clair Charles Bryant Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago White Sox Margaret Gibbens Ernest Gibbens Tri-County Lubbock W. B. Mitchell Smith Bros Mitchell Smith George Jones Joe Miles Trieste Texas Highway Construction Trans-Texas Airways Dallas and Fort Worth Parkview Jim Francois W. Holland Ave The Hartford Fire Insurance Company First National Bank F.d.1.c Prime Beer the Pearl Family OF Fine Beer Pearl Brewing Co San Antonio BUICK Ward's Automotive Reports Cou Casner Motor Co., Inc Holland Alpine, Texas
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