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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1923

Page

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Old Settler Round-Up Directors Set For Alpine Event

Committee chairmen for the August 29 and 30 Old Settler and Stockman Round-Up in Brewster County include General Chairman JD Jackson, Ben F. Berkeley, Anna Wilson, W. H. Terry Sr, George Benson, and others. They will appoint assistants to arrange entertainment to please attendees and urge all Old Settlers and Stockmen to come to Alpine.

JD. Jackson Ben F. Berkeley Anna Wilson Brewster County Alpine

Alpine Chamber Meets to Discuss Assets and Liabilities

Dr A G Church presided at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Alpine with Eva Sweet entertaining and Grace King absent a violin solo. Jim Casner proposed buying a Ford tractor unit for street work while Rev C Bowles and Rev J A McMillan framed assets and liabilities including climate minerals and lack of a community center.

A. G. Church Chamber of Commerce Eva Sweet Sul Ross College Jim Casner F. E. Gillett City Commission Clarence Hord Marfa Toronto Commissioner Herd Miss Eva Sweet Miss Grace King Miss King Miss Sweet Mother Eve Adam Eve C. Bowles Judge Goldsmith Dallas Stowles Alpine Brewster County Bowles J. A. McMillan McMillan Jack

Alpine Studio Highlighted as Top Picture Shop

Local readers learn that Alpine hosts one of the state s finest picture studios though residents rarely praise it. An incidental visit to the Alpine Studio prompted an acknowledgment of its high quality and its betterment of the town s photographic offerings.

Alpine Strang

Thain Artists Shine in River Scenes and Hidden Rooms

The article highlights Mr. and Mrs. Thain as real artists who create beauty in their work. They expanded kodak scenes of the River section for Max Bentley of the Houston Chronicle and Fort Worth Star Telegram, earning praise from Bentley for Mrs. Thain’s photography. Neighbors discover local talent through outside compliments.

Thain Pictures Worth Star Telegram Thain

Mojave Theatre Earns Community Support in Alpine

Alpine residents praise Mosely for presenting clean moral cinema at the Mojave Theatre. Last weekend’s The Flirt drew crowds as a sharp critique of selfish family life and business deception. George Arliss is featured next in The Ruling Passion, highlighting a classic stage actor tradition.

Children’s Park Mojave Theatre Mosely Alpine Mojave George Arliss Joe Jefferson

Cattle Shipped From Goliad to Alpine by Hord Brothers

J. S. Hord and his brother C. G. Hord shipped 645 cattle from Goliad to Alpine. The herd arrived Sunday night. C. A. Taylor of Valentine accompanied the cattle on the journey.

J. S. Hord C. G. Hord Goliad Alpine C. A. Taylor Valentine

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State National Bank Texas Alpine Lumber Co Alpine Mercantile Co G. W. Martin J. T. Darsey John Young Land Co Normal Hill Otis Turner W. H. Terry, Sr George Benson Chamber OF Commerce Meeting The First National Bank Atline, Texas C. A. Brown H. L. Kokernot W. BR. Hancock Geo, W. Raines Jr Cashi LE. Hord Asst Cashier Alpine Light & Ice Company J. D. Hex Alpine Hardware Company Mrs. N. S. Murphy Bradley Shirley George Joe Jimmie Spitz Doc Mitchell Gillett Co Headquarters
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