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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1925

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Brewster County brings mineral and plant exhibits to New York expo

Brewster County announces a Texas exhibit at the Southern States Exposition in Grand Central Palace New York May 11 to 23 showcasing mineral specimens including ore marble lignite coal and oils and native plants such as candelilla wax yielding siempre viva and lechuguilla. Mrs W B Hamilton secretary reports strong railroad advertising response nationwide.

Brewster County Grand Central Palace New York City W .H. Hamilton Brewster County Chamber of Commerce J. J. McGregor Southern Pade Lines Houston Texas Precaster Chamber of Commerce United States

Orient Railroad Plans First Mexican Line Extension

Wichita, April 14 AP. The Kansas City Mexico Orient Railway will immediately begin its first extension into Mexico since reorganization. General manager FE H Shauffer says 2000 tons of steel rails were ordered to Chihuahua to build 11.5 miles of track east from Marquez toward the United States border, filling part of a 60 mile gap.

Orient Railroad Wichita, Kan Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Company Mexico Shautler Chihuahua Marquez

Orient Railroad Hopes to Connect with Mexico Soon

Brewster County residents celebrate the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad president W. T. Kemper announcing plans to extend the line from Alpine to Chihuahua 150 miles into Mexico. Although obstacles exist, the project is seen as transformative for Texas farming, mining, ranching, and irrigation development along the Rio Grande.

Orient Railroad Mexico Brewster County W. T. Kemper Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Alpine Chihuahua Texas Rio Grande

Card of Appreciation From Alpine Chapter 132

The officers and members of Alpine Chapter No. 132, C. E. S., extend thanks to all who assisted with the Memorial service program and those who donated the flowers for decorations. Florence Lacey, W. M. Violet L. Newell, Secy.

Alpine Chapter No. 132

Alpine poised for State highway headquarters move

At a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Alpine, officials announced Alpine will host the State Highway Division No. 6 headquarters if a city site is provided. Col. John Perkins noted a $2500 shop build by the county and Alpine’s J. D. Jackson pledged site access. The meeting highlighted local citrus and cattle interests, cold storage prospects, and support for Sul Ross College and Interscholastic League events.

W. B. Hamilton Chamber of Commerce H. L. Kokernot Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association J. D. Jackson Kokernot Gillett Berkeley Sul Ross College Caroline Chisholm iChisholm Tippett Tippett Ranch Alpine Big Bend Davis Mountains John Perkins Perkins State Highway Commission N. S. Murphy Alpine Civic League Casner Sul Ross State Teachers College B. F. Berkeley H. W. Morelock

Alpine to host 12 city interscholastic meet this Friday

Alpine prepares for a major two day interscholastic gathering April 17 18 with entries from Alpine Barstow Fort Stockton Fort Hancock Marfa Sanderson Valentine and Van Horn plus expected Pecos teams. More than 100 entries and 300 visitors are anticipated as lodging and prizes are arranged by high school committees and local merchants sponsor rewards. The program lists tennis debate extemporaneous speaking track and other events with public invited sessions at the College Campus and Jackson Field.

J W. Chisholm Anne Aynesworth Victor J. Smith Sul Ross College Aynesworth Smith Alpine Barstow Fort Stockton Fort Ieacock Marfa Sanderson Valentine van Horn Iecos Sanderon Pecos Athles College of

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