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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1926

Page

5

Fort Davis News Notes and Prospects of Stage Service

Fort Davis residents consider a planned stage service linking Pecos Alpine and Marfa with daily mail and passenger runs. Promoters, local businessmen, and promoters from Saragonea outlined rail connections and ticketing, while residents weighed cost savings against existing trucking options. Local events include a wildflower display, student achievements, road trips, and community notices.

Vatsenger Pecos Alpine Marfa Southern Pacific Tex. Pacific Saragonea M. Honaker J. H. Downs J. W. B Williams Wyan Hamilton Fort Davis W. A. Yarbro W. 8. Leverett W. P. Weatherby Hunter ‘Clark Warren Bloys Pete Crawford Noth Mail Here Tovale

Editor Returns to Marfa Paper After Stint in Kerrville

Tom K E Childers, formerly of Marfa and once with the New Era in Mart, edits The Big Dead Sentinel in Marfa. He returned recently from Kerrville where he worked in the newspaper business after a period away from Marfa. The paper’s inaugural appearance was made about two or three weeks ago.

Big Dead Sentinel Marfa Tom KE. Childers Childers Kerrville Hle New Era Mart

Famous Noxage Well Sold in Alpine Controversy

Alpine grocer A J Sandifer acquired the famed Noxage well from attorney John Perkins amid county record intrigue. The well, valued around one million dollars, is tied to Rudolph Nebb and Betsy Nebb and later Caleb Renrod in a disputed sequence. Sandifer touts the water’s curative claims and plans to market it via his grocery business.

Noxage Alpine John Perkins A. J. Sandifer Rudolph Neb Rudolph Nebb Caleb Renrod Betsy Rudy Perk John Sandy Perkins Sandifer

Treasure Hunters comic operetta wows packed house

A packed audience last Thursday enjoyed The Treasure Hunters, a two act comic operetta by Sil Ross artists. The college troupe delivered strong singing with a four piece ensemble, and proceeds benefitted the college.

Sil Ross Thursda

Young Visits Terrell Area Near Rio Grande Oil Prospect

Alpine real estate man John Young and D R Sortwell of Boston report discoveries near Sanderson in the Rio Grande region, where they hold about 26 000 acres of patented lands. They found a standard rig drilling within a mile of their holdings. Eminent geologists deem the area favorable for oil, with tent operators investing their own money and optimistic about a find.

Wil John Young D. R. Sortwell Boston Mase Rio Grande Sanderson Mr. Young Your Messrs. Young Sortwell

Alpine Boy Letter Requests Address Change to Kingsville

A letter from J B Yates requests changing his address from Kerrville to Kingsville Texas care US and K Co. He notes he has accepted a better position and defends Alpine as the best town in Texas while denying any dispute about the Avalanche bot.

J.B Jimmy Yates Kerville Kingsville Texas Care U. S. & K. Co Timmy Alpine

Rotarlans Attend District Conference at El Paso

Rotarians from Alpine attended the 42nd District Conference in El Paso April 15 16 at the Del Norte Hotel registering 14 Alpine members and entertaining plans. Alpine declined hosting the next conference due to space constraints and distance though their quintet impressed at the Rotary luncheon. Local officials including Mayor Pancho Giljet and several Alpine members were mentioned along with social events and Mexican entertainment during the gathering.

Jary Club el Paso Jas Alpine del Norte Hotel The del Norte Jemand D. N. Scott Clay Hotland Alpine Club Mesrs Sandifer Holland Starns Smith and Gillett Rotary Sheldon Hotel Alpine Party Rotary Anns Rotary An Carter del Noarte Charles Andrews Press- Norte Te Duares Juarez Mise Frances Gillett A. B. Sandifer B. C. Graves R.A. McMur G. Smith T. F. Skevington John Perkins John Gillett J. B. Starne T. KR. Moody de Mo. Turney Grace Anderson Winnie Kennedy Fordackson

Deaf mute killer jailed for act in Sabinal home

Sabinal Texas April 14 Jim Calvert a 45 year old deaf mute died after striking down and shooting Mrs Jones as she lay on the floor. Police report he set fire at the Jones home earlier to divert attention. Calvert, janitor of the school, went to the Jones home seeking Will E Jones, found him absent and killed Mrs Jones. Calvert died later from wounds. Mrs Jones named Will E Jones as the attacker to her brother Afra C A Brown.

Sabinal Texas Jim Calvert Jones Calvert Will KE. Jones Mra. Jones Mra Jones Will E. Jones Afra C. A. Brown

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