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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1929
Page
2
Official Brewster County paper notes its thirty ninth year with focus on Fort Davis and local notices. Charges apply per line for notices with special rates for durations beyond four issues. Public notices governed by congressional act March 3.
Fragmentary line arguing for minimal external action by individuals. No clear events, people, or organizations identifiable in the readable text. The quote-like segment lacks context to confirm a source or date.
Alpine prepares to welcome a prominent group of educators and railroad men including W. B. Store for four to five days as the board of regents and college presidents visit Sul Ross College. Citizens urged to clean weeded streets and present a tidy town for visiting guests and summer visitors.
The article notes bison herds once vast across the West are returning in Alaska and the plains. It discusses wild wild-state buffalo remnants, ranches and parks, and cautions that full natural reestablishment may never occur.
The piece notes teen and preteen drivers in city streets despite vigilance. It warns youths 10 to 12 can drive as well as adults but lack judgment and control. Many cars show worn brakes and weak steering, making them dangerous to pedestrians and other motorists. Local concerns stress parental permit issues.
The column suggests front page prominence for a woman who kills her husband and for a police officer killed in a bootleg case, noting the varying emphasis given to cases based on social status or types of crime.
Sul Ross alumni Charles Dyer and Marshall Bozart, once a formidable tackle duo for the Lobos, now run rival gas businesses across the street from each other. Their veteran rivalry persists off the field as they market Red Crown and Magnola products, with Charlie as a potential captain and Bozart retiring from football duties.
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