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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1930

Page

5

San Angelo Standard: bold notes on Transborder Ventures and Orient Road

The article recounts a mix of frontier ventures. It mentions the T-8 Ranch in Alberta run by Mlores La Dus and her husband, plus connections to Guy Weadick and several roving personalities. It covers receivership by M. L. Mertz, expansions to Alpine and Presidio, and the Pacific Coast road to Topolobampo. It notes the bridge from Presidio toward Chihuahua and the stalled gap inland. The piece ties these developments to San Angelo’s growth from 1907 to 1910 and again after 1923 with the Orient railroad era, detailing financing moves by Frederick Hurdle and omitted expenditures.

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Orient into Mexico influence spurs western development

Builders and investors shaped the western expansion as the Orient line pushed into Mexico. The 1902 grading began in Oklahoma with Carma and Fairview early towns, Mexi co road reaching Ofinaxa in 1928, and M. Le Mertz driving initial right of way work in 1909 before becoming road receiver.

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Alpine Bucks Coach Sees Strong season ahead

Alpine high school football coach Horace Oliver expects a tough schedule with eight games lined up and nine returning lettermen from last year. The Bucks, led by the O’Brien brothers and Hord, aim for a strong ground attack and solid defense against El Paso and district rivals Yeeka Wink Crane Rankin Odessa Maria, with several Spikes joining the lineup before opening day September 8.

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Oil Development Vexes Oklahoma City Leaders

Oklahoma City faces a growing problem as oil development expands beyond earlier limits. Drillers push derricks and gas wells into business and residential areas, provoking legal challenges to city resistance. Officials and business leaders seek methods to curb encroachment while fearing further influx from new wells like Mary Sudik No 1.

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Oklahoma Rancher Uses Car and Hounds to Hunt Coyotes

Amarillo report says Paul Wright, noted rancher and hunter, uses two prize greyhounds carried in his coupe to chase coyotes across Jacros prairies, ditches, canyons, and rocks. The special rear cage and door mechanism enable the dogs to be released quickly as the car follows rugged terrain. Wright claims many successful chases across difficult terrain.

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Coyote Hunts, Racing Dogs, and a Humorous Carousel Tale

The text notes the Greyhounds leased to Tate for a speed chase, Queen and King dominating a championship with a 17 second time, Queen claiming Panhandle speed title last year. Wright swaps car cages for ranch work, Mrs Walsh seeks a job, a tall Humanoid girl stands to work, and a carnival circus vibe lingers through jokes about laziness and a traveling circus.

King Queen Panhandie Wright

Sheriff arrests two men in car theft case

Two men wanted for car theft in San Antonio were captured by Sheriff W. C. Wednesday morning near a west Alpin e home. Police say they were in a car with four others when deputies arrived. The four detainees were identified and questioned. officials expect to reclaim the stolen vehicle in Bexar County.

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