Alpine Avalanche Established In 1890
The Alpine Avalanche is a Thursday publication founded in 1890 by The Alpine Avalanche Inc. It is printed at 1 N. 6th St in Alpine Texas and entered as second class matter with the Alpine Texas Post Office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Alpine Avalanche, Inc
Alpine
Texas
Legislature-advised UT Austin bid call for WJ McDonald observatory
Sealed bids to UT Austin Board of Regents for a general contract to build at W. J. McDonald Observatory Mount Locke Fort Davis Texas. Bids due 2:30 pm Central Time September 13, 1960. Plans from Garland and Mills for $25 deposit. Owner may reject any or all bids.
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Board of
Regents of
University of Texas
Austin
Texas
Charles H. Sparenber
University ‘Texas
Main
W. J McDonald Observatory
Mount Locke
Fort Davis
Garland and Milles
Banner Building
EL Paso
Sealed proposal for 28.625 miles of Structures
Sealed proposals for 28.625 miles of structures from Mr E of Bedford to 06 of Brewster along Hi RIL ITD, Presidio and Brewster, will be received at the Department in Austin until 9:00 am September 1960, then publically opened and read. Plans include minimum wage rates per law. Chas T Holmes, Resident Engineer, Alpine, Texas, and Texas Highway Department, Austin, reserve usual rights.
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Bedford
Brewster
Presidio & Brewst
Austin
Chas ‘T. Holme
Alpine
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Marathon News Easter Gateway To Big Bend National Park
Marathon community news highlights marriages, visits, and local events. Beach Witt of Odessa wed in a ceremony Aug 28 and plans Alpine home. Numerous relatives from Alpine, Midland, Marfa, Pecos, and other Texas towns gather for gatherings, school notes, and church messages.
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Big Bend National Park
Beach Witt
Don Witt
Don
Beach
Odessa
Alpine
David Cook
Pecos
Cook
Tors
John
Garden Calif
Thomas B. Henderson
Tennessee
California
Bright
Tommy Allen
Marta
RE. Thompson
Ochis Halliburton
Charlie
Olney
Tex
Halliburton
Bill Dodson
Orlando
Fla
Evelyn Morin
Bill
Harold McDonald
Ian Stevie
Irving
Texas
Thompso
Thompsons
Alj Coe
Midland
Ralph Coe
Linaie
Wind
Walton
Jack Todd
Dayle
Sal Ross
Bill Green
W. Ro Green
Jack Good
Jack Jr
Marathon
Houston
Arlen
Dave Jr
Seguin
Fete
Norman Gulihur
Bessie Roberts
Hospital
Alice Adams
T House
Adams
Mildred
Ann
Kathy
W. R. Green
Big Bend
York
Bogillas
Terry Shely
Marfa
Billy Pat McKinney
Border Patrol
Fl Paso
David Bill Smith
M. E. Smith
Sut Ross
Morrison's
Hime
Mie
D.W. Collins
Judson Crawford
Stockton
RR. Wiliams Balling
Spacious un furnished four bedroom city home
Unfurnished large house with four bedrooms including a separate outside bedroom and bath, double garage, located near St. St. and Ave, D. Contact Thad Corkins at TET-4885 or TET-2406 for details.
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St. St. and
Ave
Alpine High Future Farmers Win Silver Emblem Award
Alpine High Future Farmers Chapter led by adviser Mrs aide Alvis Tea dominated a regional program, earning a Silver Emblem Certificate as the second highest honor among five schools. Members Clay Cade coach Joe Park and others contributed to the award recognition.
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Ow Prown
Alpine High Vocational Ag
Alpine High
Future Farmers
al High
Raont
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