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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1932

Page

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Major highway projects begin on U.S. 90 Borderway in Val Verde

The Texas state highway commission let contracts for bridges over Devil's River Evans Creek and Castle Canyon in Val Verde County as part of widening U.S. 90. East of Devil's River the 86 mile construction will start, with 34 foot cutoff roads and a total project cost around 166000 for the three bridges plus 88504 for drainage structures.

Devil's River Evans Creek Castle Canyon Val ‘Verde County State Highway Commission U. S. 99 Val Verde County del Rio el Paso San Antonio Alpine Val Verde Presidio County Here State Highway Department San Antonio Highway Commission Jas. Spencer and Son of Dublin Highway Department

More Rain in the Big Bend Across Wide Area

Reports to Alpine indicate widespread rains over the Big Bend last week, with nearly all sections getting timely precipitation for grass growth. A downpour hit Alpine on Monday afternoon, lasting about 30 minutes and yielding over an inch of rain, the heaviest in years.

Big Bend Hovey el Paso San Angelo Alpine

Alpine Woman Drives Off Prowlers With Old Gun

Mrs Nixon, staying at the Joe Parker home, fired random shots from her forty-two caliber pistol to deter three to four youths who were stealing peaches from a tree in Parker’s yard. The prowlers fled south and have not returned, leaving residents relieved.

Joe Parker Ping Parker Yard Mra M. A. Nixon Parker

Successful. Meet ends at Paisano Baptist encampment

The twelfth annual Paisano Baptist encampment closed with Sunday services. Rev. Buren Sparks noted attendance was high, with a 612 census on grounds, though daily turnout varied due to rain. Meals totaled about 17 000 over ten days. $2 500 was raised, over-subscribed by 10 or 800, to cover expenses, minor repairs, and caretaker salary.

Palaano Baptist Buren Sparks

Morelock Attends Educators Meeting at Canyon

Dr. H W Morelock president of Sul Ross State Teachers College arrived in Canyon on Saturday to join the state Board of Teachers Colleges meeting. Also present were presidents of six teachers colleges led by J A Hil of West Texas State Teachers College host. Regent H S %okernot Jr was absent. Visiting regents included Will Z Hayes Dallas A B Mayhew Uvalde J W Pitagerald Tyler and J B Hill Amarillo.

Teachers College Sul Ross Canyon Will Z. Hayes Dallas A. B. ‘Mayhew Uvalde J. W. Pitagerald Tyler J. B. Hill Amarilio

County sets runoffs and budget for Brewster in 1933

A ballot draw determined runoffs for county offices with no more than two contested spots. Names listed include Gourley, Taylor for sheriff and tax collector, Cotter, McIntyre for others, and several state and federal races. A tentative Brewster County budget of 64,093.11 dollars for 1999 was set, with a public hearing planned for August 20 and total resources around 14 thousand after balances.

J. D. Jackson Democratic Executive Committee W. N. Gourley Elmer Taylor William Cotter Vernon McIntyre Brewster County Court- Rouse Commissioners Court

Mudson's Father Dies in San Angelo

San AngeloTimes reports 63 year old R. Mudson, a taleab operat er, died Friday afternoon at 2 30 p m at his residence 208 Birdsted Burial set for Sunday at 8 o'clock from Robert Masse Chapel with Rev W Davis officiating Burial in Belvedere Memorial Park Pallbearers named Frank and Court T W Miller A B Pat freon Homer Bell D R Spears and Joplin Clemons Surviving: widow a son Mr Sentry of Brownwood a daughter Mrs Hudson of Alpine and a brother Hudson of San Angelo

NT. Hudson Robert Masse Chapel Rev. W. Davis Belvedere Memoral Park T. W. Miler A.B Pat Freon Homer Bell D. R. Spears Joplin Clemons Hudson St. of Alpine

Clubboyson Big Bend Trip Highlights Ranch Tour

A party of about 125, including 4-H members, rail officials, and Dallas Times Herald reporters, toured Big Bend ranches and livestock. Sponsored by U P railroad, the group inspected breeders from Alpine to Marfa, meeting at Saragosa before returning home.

U. & P. Railroad Dallas Times- Herald Saragosa Alpine Fort Davis Marfa Big Bend

New Voting Area Created in Alpine North

County commissioners approved splitting Alpine North voting precinct after July primary turnout of about 800. Runoff on November 21 to be held at courthouse with two precincts west and east of Fifth street and the Fort Davis highway. Officers named for both precincts include P. P. McGaughy Roy Whiteside Otis Moran J W Gillett John Young and C Boudreau.

North Alpine Alpine Southern Pacific Fifth Street Fort Davis Highway Box Prevnet P.P. McGaughy Roy Whiteside Otis Moran J. W. Gillett John “Young C. Boudreau

Musical program at M E Church Sunday evening

The final summer musical program will be held at the Methodist church Sunday at 4 90 announced by L K Maxey director. The Methodist choir will be aided by college and city church talent. The program includes an inno prelude a congregational song announcements and offering mixed quartet selections solo numbers and a benediction with various soloists and a male quartet. The choir has been a summer success contributing to services and attendance.

Methodist Church L. K. Maxey Hestes Meixner Underwood Wheat May Stains Frazer Bolo Cora Underwood Ethel Skevington Wesley May Whiteside Storey Oarth Stars Prazer Mize Maxcy

Former Alpine Woman Is Dead

Alpine friends received word of the death of Mrs. W. W. Jenkins in Austin on Wednesday. No details were given. Jenkins published the Avalanche for years and later taught at Terlingua School before health compelled retirement. The family, well known in Alpine, had been living in Austin.

Alpine Fon W. W. Jenkins Austin Jenins Mr. Jenkins Avalanche Jenkins Lening Terlingun

Alpine Man Dies In San Antonio

George A. Brown called to San Antonio on Wednesday morning with the death of his brother John A. Brown in a local hospital. The elder Brown had a long illness including a stroke and pneumonia after a period as a seat invalid. He had lived at his brother’s ranch below town and previously spent years in Alaska where he captained a steamboat before retirement. He was about 58 years old.

George A. Brown San Antonio John A. Brown Mr. Brown Alaska

Cafe Celebrates 1st Anniversary at Coffee Cup

Mr and Mrs 8 F Witwer proprietors of the Coffee Cup on Fifth Street celebrate their first anniversary as operators by serving coffee all day. In a year they transformed the dark dingy cafe into one of the town’s brightest, cleanest small business spots with smiling service.

8. F. Witwer Eddie Mildred Fifth Street Witwers

Bloys Ramp Meeting Opens August Fifteenth at Skillman Grove

Port Davis August 11 opening announces Bloys ramp meeting at Skillman Grove extending a week. Families camp with wood for meals, water, lights, and sites ready. Mexican cooks prepare barbecue. Dr RL Irving and crew trimmed trees and prepared the grove. Public welcome. damping space fuel lights and warer are free. on grounds no purchases or discussions. Modern cottages and tabernacle far from founder W Blyes past pastoral days.

Port Davis Skillman Grove de. RL. Irving Ism Yander W. B. Bioys

Important Notice To Subscribers The Avalanche

The Avalanche reports an overdue subscription issue with expirations in August. Readers must pay in advance to continue receiving the newspaper. No further notices will be mailed besides those from last week. If you cannot pay now, inform the office. otherwise your frame will be dropped after this week.

THE Avalanch

Jurors Summoned for District Court Session Next Monday

Jurors for the regular August term of district court have been summoned and the session opens next Monday. Petit jurors are to appear, with possible trial of two cases on grand jury bills. The grand jury will also convene earlier, and the court expects a busy docket with several years’ backlog.

District Court

Barbara Stanwyck Stars in The Purchase Price at Granada

Barbara Stanwyck, a pioneer dramatic artist, appears at Granada Sunday matinee and Monday night in The Purchase Price. George Brent heads the capable cast as the leading man in what is billed as his finest screen role to date.

Barbara Stanwyck Granada Theatre Miss Stanwyck George Brent

Regan Left Unopposed in 20th District After Berkeley Withdrawal

Senator Berkeley of Alpine withdraws from reelection race for the 20th district leaving K M Regan of Pecos as unopposed top candidate. Berkeley, long serving in the Texas Senate, cites need to focus on livelihood and urges a timely political adjournment as he exits before the August 27 1992 runoff.

Benjamin F. Berkeley Alpine K. M. Regan Pecos Berkeley J. Fuller Marta B. J. Stewart Barksdale Senate Pat West Texas Datte Tine Texas

Lobo Grid Schedule Promises Stronger Team This Fall

Sul Ross football enters training camp after September 10 with Coach Graves predicting a deeper roster. The Lobo squad will rely on reserves and junior college graduates, plus sophomores once ineligible last season due to the freshman rule, to bolster the lineup. Eight game schedule set, five dates confirmed, three pending continuation on last page.

Sul Ross Lund Graves VG Graves

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S.90 Paisano Morelock Educators Meeting F Mehols Matt Smith Wels Metnire Je Mone Avis County Miriam A. Petenson Tavis County Rairoad CV. Tere Wise Soumiy W. Gregory Hatcher Dallas County Ernest O. Thompson Potter County Supreme Court William Pierson Hunt County J. E. Hickman Eastland County Geo. B. Terrell Cherokee Pink Parrish Lubbock County J. H. Cyclone Davis Hopkins County Joseph Weldon Bailey Sterling P. Strong R. Mudson Clubboyson Big East Texas Vote Avalanche Edvertisen Commission M.e.church Cafe BLOYS Allases Decie Jack Edwards Walter Foster Benton Howell Prank McColl Paul Vort Kin GE Babb RW. Arnold J Roberts Tom Yarbro W. T. Burnam Sam Nail M. L- Hopson A. W. Palcher H.W. Weyerts H.C. LaBett Clay Holland J.B. Keefer, Jr Frank Dees M. M. Burke Dave Pearce IP. Rackley T. St. CIA Raymond Garnett D. R. Elliott G K. Lange A. Beard J. W. Gilmer HO. Newman G. Leath Joe Granada LOBO Pack
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