Alpine Dry Farming Meet Prompts Broad Local Boost
A long Alpine Avalanche column urges readers to join the Dry Farming meeting on August 31, invites all west Texas editors and merchants to attend, and promotes a community celebration with food music and exhibits. It notes W C Easterling and the Alpine Commercial Club organizing efforts and cites support from Marfa and El Paso papers.
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West Texas
Alpine
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Alpine Business Men's Club
W. C. Easterling
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Cheyenne
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el Paso Herald
Community notices and visits fill Avalanche page
Last Thursday night youths entertained Roy and Miss Viol Trent on the lawn with games and amusements. J P O Keefe visits from Lovelady while his railroad job resumes. Mrs Metta Harmis returns from San Antonio medical consultations. Rev O Hartman of San Antonio visits Paul Vogt’s flock. Will Stewart returns from Fort Worth with plans for county convention attendance. Mrs Sy Adams rushed from ranch with appendicitis. Jim Wilson helps transport lad. Dr. i treats tire burst incident. Mrs Ellen D Megoy, Chicago socialist speaker, could not arrange a public appearance. Local trips include Una Jackson, Lois Weakley, Sam Harmon, Chas Harmon, John Crawford to Marathon. companions return tonight. T H Smith moves from Grayson county with family for health reasons. Audiences invited to see “Infants” in The Deestrick Skule and laugh at the skating rink Friday. Avalanche subscription ad and Skule feature promoted. W P Hoover family en route to Canyon Springs. A E Worley departs Alpine Steam Laundry for Bryan. Mrs A Campbell and Willie join Knoxville visit. Let The Avalanche editor arrange a page write-up for you.
Crawford kinship moves to Estancia amid illness
J L Crawford left Alpine for Estancia New Mexico after learning W W Crawford was not expected to live W A Roberts bought half interest in a livery stable and Mrs Roberts and young ladies stay in Alpine due to improving health District court met at Fort Davis will reconvene at Marfa Alpine and Fort Stockton notes Mrs C R Fulton reports heavy rains Tom Moore visited Alpine and Fort Stockton Pioneer advertises a jewelry and gift shop at Palace Pharmacy run by Arnett with a quality line and low prices
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W. A. Roberts
Menardville
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Palace Pharmacy
Be sure to find the best Candy in Alpine
A brief retail notice invites shoppers to Alpine for a wide selection of candy nuts fruits and confections with a reminder to call and see the offerings.
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