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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1929

Page

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Plans Nearly Complete For New Sul Ross Building

DIST COURT IN SESSION THIS WEEK The fall term of district court opened with Judge H R Sutton presiding. Grand jury convened and began hearings. one true bill returned by Friday. Civil cases dominated docket with multiple dispositions and continuances. several divorce and trespass cases settled or set for trial.

Sul Ross H. R. Sutton Roy Priest J. W. Frazer Gourey Pedro Grand Jury R. W. Arnold Marathon G. M. Benson

Junior theatre group formation invite at old High School

A notice invites children aged 6 to 13 to join a junior division of the Little Theatre at the old High School auditorium on Monday August 19 at 1 30. Officers will be elected from the new group.

Little Theatre

Snake tight wire stunt near C P and L plant

A crawling snake performs a tight wire crossing across a 100 foot electric line span near the C P and L plant in Alpine. Onlookers witnessed the feat as the snake mounted a pole and crossed without a bobble, leaving observers curious about the motive behind the stunt.

Style Show at Mojave Theatre a Huge Success

A capacity audience attended the Fall Show sponsored by La Mode at the Mojave Theatre with models presenting dresses coats hats and other apparel. Paula Byrd directed the affair with her mother Mrs Stella V Byrd owner of La Mode. Models included Willa Bee Morelock Doris Chaffin Guida Wilson Evelyn Davis Mary Knox Mildred Knox Ella D Wilson Janie Bless Elizabeth Spence Iona Kirkland Opal Chaffin Elizabeth Banks Buddy Ward Leithe Chattin Evelyn Smith Helen Byrnes Mrs Davis Hinson and Mrs Frank Cochran. A post show dance featured Miss Evelyn Smith and Mr Clarence Smith.

Wedenday Mojave Theatre la Mode Fon Paula Byrd Stella V. Byrd Willa Bee Morelock Doris Chaffin Guida Wilson Evelyn Davis Mary Knox Mildred Knox Ella D. Wilson Janie Bless Elizabeth Spence Iona Kirkland Opal Chaffin Elizabeth Banks Buddy Ward Leithe Chattin Evelyn Smith Helen Byrnes Davis Hinson Frank Cochran Clarence Smith

Alpine urged to clear old buildings along Holland Avenue

Dr. Benjamin F. Berkeley urges Alpine to remove warehouses and unsightly structures along Holland Avenue between the timber yards, funding the cleanup by owners. Paving from the college campus to Frith Street, parkway improvements, ornamental lighting, and new development like Sul Ross College push Alpine toward small city status, with Berkeley already removing older buildings himself.

Benjamin F. Berkeley Alpine Holland Avenue Ri Pacific College Frith Street Holland, Avenue Berkeley Sul Ross College Alpine Wi

Doster Construction Moves Asphalt Plant to Alpine This Week

The Doster Construction company, with the Alpine paving contract, is moving its asphalt plant from Marfa after completing a contract there. Caliche base laying continues, and several blocks have been prepared. Asphalt placement should start in the next few days.

Doster Construction Company Alpine Marfa

Sheriff to Get Bright New Ford to Pursue 'Em

The commission authorized Sheriff W. N. Gourley this week to purchase a Ford sedan for department use. Previously officers used their own cars, a costly arrangement, so commissioners approved providing the vehicle to relieve personal expense.

FORD W. N. Gourley

Work Begins Extension to Presidio

J. J. Mallett of a Chicago firm, contractor for the Santa Fe extension from Alpine to Presidio, arrives to survey sites and plan early September start. Materials will be rushed and many workers plus families may relocate. Grading will start near Paisano where the Santa Fe will branch from the Southern Pacific. condemnation actions may occur if settlements fail.

J. J. Mallett Tn Construction Company Chicago Santa Fe Alpine Presidio Holland Paisano Southern Pacific The

Toad Race Planned At Alpine High Saturday

Alpine hosts a public toad race Saturday night August 24 at the old high school auditorium after a delay-filled buildup. Scouts’ Honor, a play by the Alpine Boy Scouts, will precede the race, and the group invites new members to join while urging the public to attend despite the costs.

Boy Scouts of Alpine Scouts’ Honor

Mojave Theatre to Install Talkie System

H. C. Moseley owner of Mojo Theatre announced plans to install RCA Photophone talkie equipment near $10 000. Alpine theatre will be overhauled with acoustics refinished seating increased and possible balcony expansion to bring cinema service on par with larger towns. Ed Moseley praised for foresight and progress in Alpine.

H.C. Moseley Mojo Theatre Moley Alpin Ad Mojave Moseley Alpine Amall Elty Ed Moseley

Alpine Students Exempt From Most Fees at Sul Ross 1929

Alpine residents at Sul Ross State Teachers College will be exempt from the usual registration fee for fall term in the Sub College. All students pay the student activity fee and the medical fee. The college plans practice teaching with local public schools. New coach Russell Duncan of Commerce, and Alva Thomason from Nacogdoches teach Spanish and education. A new building will house the Sub College laboratory and reference books. Teacher certificates awarded after completing tenth and eleventh grades.

Rm of Sul Ross Colee Alpine Uhe Enue Toot Russell Duncan Commerce Alva Thomason Nacogdoches Colles

Work Resumes on Holland Ave Business House

Fragment read as an OCR segment noting activity on Holland Avenue with mentions of a long-standing landmark and a restarted project. The text is garbled but implies rebuilding or renovations near a historic site, referencing a mission and a roost within the area.

Holland Ave Bertaley

Kokernot Park to Receive $10,000 Improvement Plan

A $10,000 appropriation approved for Kokernot Springs near Sul Ross College funds a damming pool and fencing. The plan includes a scenic drive from the college hill area to the Fort Davis road and future park improvements with lights, swimming facilities, and a new golf course nearby. Work may begin before next summer.

Suc Ross College Moody Kokernot Springs Ast College College Hill Fort Davis Sul Ross College

Regents OK $150,000 library for Sul Ross College

After a lengthy session the Board of Regents announced work on a new $150,000 library building for Sul Ross College will begin in time for completion before the 1930 summer term. Trost & Trost of El Paso were awarded supervision and plans, with final details to be set after president H W Morelock returns. An added $23,500 will fund a central heating plant for the Sul Ross group.

Board of Regents Tea Texas Sul Res College Trost & Trost FI Paso H.W. Morelock Morelock Sut Ross Duuidine Reel Auditorim Wbore

Highway meet and publicity plan for county roads

On August 30 a program of war meeting will be held at George Brown Hall to discuss publicity and promotion of the Highway No. 90 association. Local chamber of commerce secretary A F Robinson urges donations to meet an $4,000 goal, with $2,500 for the road project and signs funded. Uvalde county expects a fast, paved strip across the county and improved Border Way travel, underscoring the road’s economic value. The Mojave Theater also announces remodeling and R A Photophone talkies with Reginald Denny in Hi Lucky Day.

George Brown T Staten No. 90 A. F. Robinson Chamber of Comee Pine San Antonio Uvalde County State Highway Department Langtry Ountry Mojave

Juliette Fowler Orphans to Put On Fine Program

Alpine hosts a rare morning concert by the Juliette Fowler Home Glee Club from Dallas at First Christian Church Sunday at 11. Superintendent Mrs Anna Kenshal leads the program with chorus numbers, a solo by Mr Keith Pickett, a duet, and a talk on the Fowler Home work. The event includes audience welcome and a closing piece about Texas.

Juliette Fowler Alpine Dallas First Christian Church Austin Sam Jonlo Corpus Christi Mlias Boyd Keith Keith Pickett Anni Low Kenshal Fowler Texas

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