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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1922

Page

4

Alpine Smelter and Rich Ore Mines Near Alpine Texas

The article describes vast ore deposits near Alpine Texas, highlighting the Alpine Smelter’s strategic position along the Rio Grande. It cites mines such as the Havel, Shafter, and Pequillas as deep, high value prospects with gold silver and lead, plus a claimed quicksilver find near Waldron in Brewster County.

Willy Brewster County Texan Texas Old Mesheo Mexia Rio Grande Rives Mot A. Smelter Alpine Wnense Hiteiestons Mpine Cyrtiel Havel van Horn Vreouhe Ount Cdrom Brewster Moman Terry Mathionscent Pequillas Rio Grande Alhamere Bouquillas Waldron Oath Brewster Comunty Bal Waldron Beloves Quicksilver United States North Ameria

Orient railway to connect with M. K. A. smelter line near Vresidin

Reports say the Orient railway par track linking the line to the M. I. A. smelter will be completed from Al sine ote to Vresidin, a 90 mile span, with 40 miles remaining in the southwest. An English syndicate has underwritten the bonds and a public announcement confirms imminent steel laying.

Orient Railway al Sine Vresidin Urocidte del Norte

Robinson pushes plan for Davis Mountains state park in Jeff Davis County

Commissioner Robinson of the General Land Office briefs a joint legislative committee on locating a state park in West Texas near Fort Davis. He estimates 150000 to 200000 acres needed, notes the area’s high altitude over 4000 feet, good climate and streams. He highlights state ownership, accessibility by motorist routes, and potential costs.

Kelincon General Land Office Davis Mountains Jeff Kobansan Ots Texas Robinson Robison Fort Davis Post

Oil field whispers as Brewster area eyes big moves

The Avalanche notes signs of upcoming developments in the Brewster fields. Dawn at Nine Points may bring resumed work, while Portland interests add acreage in Bone Springs. Brews­ter crews push on with no public detail as Gage and Hovey zones show startling signals and Wilson No 1 rivals loom ahead.

Brewster Fields Wildom Avalanche Oil

Alpine Chamber of Commerce urged to join and help

Francis E. Shoupe promotes Alpine’s Chamber of Commerce as a city building force. Citizens are urged to join, think beyond personal gain, and help make Alpine bigger, better, and busier through collective effort.

Francis E. Shoupe Dallas Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Alpine Dallas

School Census Complete Sparks Population Debate

The census by Slover and Beaty tallies 664 pupils ages 7 to 18 in the district. Officials say the figures challenge Alpine’s low population estimates and hint at undercounting in other areas. Texas remains a major borrower from the War Finance Corporation with loans around 1 billion dollars weekly to aid farm production and marketing.

Messrs Slover and Beaty Texas War Finance Corporation Iown

Lincoln Quote on Pride in Place

A compact reflection on civic pride citing Abraham Lincoln, praising a man who loves his home and allows the place to take pride in him. The quotation underscores shared responsibility and local character.

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Greater Agricultural Development Foremost Need in Texas

The Christian Science Monitor reports farmers face low crop prices, high costs, and credit shortages but receive sweeping advice while demanding immediate relief. The agricultural bloc in Congress draws editorials and banker input urging coordinated reforms, yet farmers push for action beyond rhetoric. They vow national cooperation to end intolerable conditions and seek measures already debated in Congress.

Congress Treneth John Allen Farmer's Bloc New York Christian Science Monitor

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ene cd MI Pone Pny Alen John Young John Young Jr John Young Land Company Alpine, Texas Spine Chamber of Commerce Big Bend S. W Texus Pecos River Uncle Hank Nine Points Deddridge Portland Bone Springs Arco Gage Brewster LG. Knipe Wilson No. L No. 1 Jim Wilson Wilson Wells Your Chamber OF Commerce Industrial Congress Alpine Light & Ice Company J. D. Hex Normal Hill Otis Turner
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