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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1938

Page

3

May Day memories and local greetings fill the town

Local notes recount May Day nostalgia with festival flora and social visiting. Mentions include Katherine Arnold boarding a train to San Antonio for Fiesta, Easter reunions at the Galibur home, and a crowd at the Mesa ranch. Also noted are senior banquet highlights and student achievements at the high school.

Katherine Arnold Flan Antonio David Combe San Antonio Clinton Rillny W. O. Galibur Lyndel Shackelford el Paso Gage Hotel Bilye Sansom Jean Ritthay Frances Mocks Carl Shockley Sevtal Frances Meeks Leona Mhadore Veda Chasshers James Chambers Jack Shely Addie Jo Mancock Lillian Chambers Rigar Langley Jean Ritchey Wenton Oliver Billye Sansom Shockley Zoye Decie C. G. Matthews Mines Pearlnos Lillian Sander

Baby and Started Chix Match

A brief report notes a match between Baby and Started Chix with scores not fully legible. The fragment mentions Cartebed Ml wag and Bex 40 within the run of the event. No further details are readable.

Deer Rope Story Proves Timeless Across Four Decades

An aged telling of a deer roping incident recounted by Rapy Miller to Laurence E. Wood at Fort Davis bank, recalling a rider chasing three deer when a buck’s head struck a slanting branch and broke its neck. The tale has persisted unchanged for years.

Cory Rapy Miller Laurence E. Wood Mer. Hil Fort Davis Merrill Buck

Deer Story Recounted In Ranch News

A fragment from a rural column recounts a version where a deer ran into a tree and broke its neck, noting the storyteller’s repetition and astonishment at the longpassage of time. An advertisement then urges ranchmen to buy Genuine Mountain Cedar fence posts from Graves Lee & Haw Co in Uvalde Texas.

Graves Lee. & Haw. Co Uvalde Texas

Press Club Winners Return With Three Firsts

Six Tomonians came back from the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association convention in Kingsville with three firsts and a trophy. Delbert Boyles won Editorial for The Culling Voice. Grant Sanders, with J Charles Kelley, took the feature story for a Navajo chant article. last year Sul Ross earned best annual entered trophy.

Tomonians Kingsville Texas Intercollegiate Press Association A. and I Comtestants Delbert Boyles Culding Voice Sul Ross Grant Sanders J. Charles Kelley Delbert

Unclear Advice On Health Trial From Historical Text

The fragment discusses trying a remedy by women for many years and suggests a fair trial and medical consultation if no benefit is seen. It preserves neutral phrasing and avoids sensational detail while noting audience guidance.

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