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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1929

Page

6

Men's Toggery Opens on Holland Avenue

A new men's furnishing shop named the Men's Torgery will open in the Holland Avenue building. Gib Foster, formerly with Robinson & Co., will run the store and offer a complete line of men’s clothing as announced to Avalanche advertisers.

Holland Ue Gib Foster Robinson & Co

New Addition Under Construction At Alpine Drug Store

A new addition is being built at Alpine Drug Store with hollow tile construction. The enlargement is under way and the project is expected to be ready for use within the next few weeks as avalanche work continues nearby.

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Progreso Club Meeting Highlights American Drama Talk

The April 11 gathering at Mrs Ed Gilman’s home featured a program on American Drama from 1900 to 1912 led by Mrs George Livingston with papers on Augustus Thomas and Clyde Fitch. Delegates elected and membership approved, plus a strawberry tea concluded the social hour.

el Progreso FI Progreso Club Ed Gilman Edgar Martin Jeff Wade W. HL Terry, Jr Brownwood Wade George Livingston Livingston Augustus Thomas Otis Morgan Clyde Fitch Ite Bernal Slight DeArcy Mackay W. Chastain Mesdames Jett Wade Ed Carl Thain Wrean W. M Ray Spence Jack Byers

Bluebonnet Club Plans Future Work at April Meeting

Bluebonnet Study Club members met at Mrs. L Forehheimer’s Avenue E home with Meadames 1 Forehheimer and H C Newman as joint hostesses. W M Meador presided as president and F B Lewis led the study on Texas Revolt Against Mexican Rule and War With Mexico. Lewis shared experiences from living in Mexico and discussed the Texas Mexico sentiment and the early war events.

Bluebonnet Club Forehheimer H. C. Newman Bluebonnet Study Club Mexico Lewis Texas Newman

Dry season lumber advertised for winter use

The notice promotes high grade fully seasoned lumber kept under cover to protect it from the elements. It emphasizes dry lumber as easier to work with during the winter season, inviting readers with lumber knowledge to judge quality.

Federal agent to aid prairie dog and gopher control

A U S Biological Survey representative will assist in exterminating prairie dogs and gophers in the district for three to four weeks. He will direct the poison program and provide poison grain at no charge, with other baits available at cost through the county judge’s office. Gage ranch near Marathon to receive poison baits this week to thin coyote populations.

U. S Ernest Gibbons Gibbons Gage Ranch

Bids Opened for Fort Bilas Officers Quarters

Bids have been opened for the construction of 60 new officers quarters at Fort Bilas El Paso with an estimated cost of $200000. The later events of the war are summarized by Meador in a verbose social section detailing hostess teas and piano renditions.

Fort Bilas el Paso Meador J. A. Koon F. E. Lewis W. M. Meador Claude Mthews Lucius Hurley Virgil Miller M. McVey B.A. Waldron F. White W. A. Daugherty Mins Forchheimer

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Holland AV Tou Avalanche Orient Dairy Hone Alpine Beauty Shop Alpine Transfer J. A. Whitfield Alpine Drug Store Rae C.D. Wood Faitor Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co Anheuser Holland Avenue Sal Rose Cottages Eugene Alpine Saddlery C. W. Werner McElroy B. W. Cottey the Chocolate Shop Donne Creinin Gils Comasiaite Tate and Toy Asner Marte Alpine
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