Utes on the Alpine School
The Alpine School census rises by 138 to 570 students served this term. J Koenig to be Superintendent for 1920-21, bringing UTUT University background. Kathryn Williams heads Languages, Flora Grammer leads High School, Helen Davie to head Seventh Grade, with staff assignments for grades one through six.
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Ward
J. Koenig
Printhe Alpine High
Kathryn Williams
Apine
Flora 1
the Grammer
Setthe High School
Helen Davie
Jane
Miss
Carr
O. S. Anders
Hamilton
English
Start New Store The Rio Grande Opens Plans
San Angelo reports an Alpine visitor, Mr Jones, who owns property in Brewster County and plans a merchantile business at St Helena Port on the Rio Grande. The Avalanche predicts success as he undertakes this venture, with weekly visits and good crowd support.
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San Angelo
Alpine
Jones
Brewster County
St Halena Port
Rio Grande
Avalanche
Marathon rally organizes front to boost town
A large crowd gathered at the Community Hall in Marathon for a wartime style rally to unite the town. Temporary Chairman W A Weakley led the session with M H Wegwart urging a united front to advance Marathon’s interests, with a Commercial Club formed and a full officer report promised in next week’s Avalanche.
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Marathon
W. A. Weakley
U.S
Brewster County Oil Wells Progress At No 1 Well
Promoters C Grant Jones and W G De Voe of Tempe Arizona report progress on Wilson No 1 in Brewster County. The well reaches 1740 feet with a boiler push and strong signs of potential success as observers await further developments and outcomes.
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Messrs
C. Grant Jones
W. G. de Voe
Tempe
Arizona
Wilson No. 1
Wells and musical night at the School House
The seven wells including Hargus No. 1 inner Montgomery Gaye No. Land 2 and the Koker 1 down are all busy. The Coons will entertain Friday night at the School House under the direction of the Expression Dep t and the Girls Glee Club.
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Hargus No
Inner
Montgomery
Gaye No. Land
Koker
Dep't
Girls Glee Club
Baptist Church Social Friday May 1 1920 at 7 30 p m
A church social at the Baptist Church invites all to a Ruth study followed by a general get together and fellowship. Read the book of Ruth, bring someone, and enjoy an evening of companionship and activities.
Scholastic meet results corrected in Avalanche notice
The Avalanche regrets a serious error in last week’s write up of the Scholastic meet results. Dorothy Austin, winner of First Place in the Junior Girl Declamation Contest, was omitted. The paper apologizes and offers to amend the record.
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Dorothy Austin
Dallas prepared to entertain C E convention
Reports from the hy letter and daily press say Christian Endeavors of Dallas will host a state convention inviting delegates with lodging provided. The program promises top Endeavor workers, a strong recreational program including a parade led by the Western District, and a June 20 start with Alpine already registered.
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Daily Press
Dalning
Alpine
Led Ind
Wicksilver and Mineral Development Prospect in Big Bend Area
The Avataneh notes ongoing testing and potential production of quicksilver in the Big Bend border region. It claims soils are residual and oil-bearing formations exist deeper, but no large gas quantities are proven yet. Deep wells may reveal more, urging readers to stay informed with subscriptions and printing services.
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Texas
Waldron Quicksilver and
Maerial Development Company
Avataneh
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Alpine State Bank
W. van Sicki
Ferguson
Cashier
Spine Mercantile Company
John
John Young Land Co
Alamo Lumber Co
J. M. Gallego Alpine, Texas
UTES
The
Warathon
the Baptist Church
Watch
Dallas
C. E
By F. A. Waldron
First National Bank
Auline, Texas
A Brown
J. L. Kokernot
Geo. W. Raines Js
Cahier VB. Hancock
HL Hord
Awe
Chandler and
Dixie Flyer
Old Dean
Court
Ales
Casner Motor CO
Maria J. E. Casner
Mgr
Ofer
Mitchell
Gillett Co
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