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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1929

Page

7

Fort Davis News Highlights Local People and Events

Fort Davis residents share news on new purchases, visits, and travels. Hicks Gray buy six fetes on Main Street, Kate Fink and Jeanne Stewart travel with others to Carlsbad Caverns, Lubbock, and Del Rio. Miss Clara Grubb graduates after summer make‑up work. Follies at Shady Nook Inn entertain Fort Davis crowd.

GRAYS Hicks Gray H. Carlton Ford Truck Club Lovey Neill el Paso Mexico Fort Davis Texas del Rio Willams Sanatorium Lelah Weatherby Clara Grubb Fort Davis High School Mil High Dorothy Jessie Weatherby Lil. Imman Grubb Sul Ross

Final Show Holiday Likely for Fort Davis Kinecampers

Fort Davis residents await the final Kinecampers show to begin Sunday morning with free admission and doors on time to avoid car noise. Local faculty plans include Prof. and Mrs. B. E. Coan returning to town and attending the Sul Ross institute. Huge peaches from A. G. Prude attract attention at the bank, while apples from Mac Sproul and others also surface. A bridge party hosted by Mrs. Holland honors several guests including Ruth Espy and Myrtle Killough.

Kinecampers Fort Davis Mile High B. E. Coan Margaret West Salts Clark Apartments Coan Coansi Sul Ross EH. Holland, Jr E. H. Holland, Jr Holland Sam Easley Taylor St. J. McMillan San Antonio Myrtle Killough la Grange Louise Fryar Ruth Espy Lady Bird Fowlkes and Viams John G. Prude Andrew Prude Barry Scobee Miss Espy Miss Killough

Apple Harvest at Fort Davis Delights Orchardists

Orchardists gather the first market apples from the Fort Davis Delicious variety. Trees bend under a heavy crop despite spring hail that pitted fruit but did not spoil flavor.

Fort Davis

Train delay after passenger injured by loose tooth incident

A passenger at Milady Beauty Shoppe lost a tooth during a trip and pulled the emergency cord. The conductor backed the train after persuasion. Accommodating passengers helped locate the lost grinders as the train delayed about 15 minutes. The man refused to give his name.

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Fort Davis News Prude Ranch Kate Fink Jeanne Stewart John Prude Louise Jack Fr. Fryar Carlsbad Caverns Vivian Bird Jack Fryar Lubbock Joe C. Thomas Pauls Valley Oklahoma Thomas Jack McNamara Lela Weatherby Presbyterian Mission School Holman Anetta Bell Miss Bell Pasadena Bloys Weatherby Sid Bouchett Keesey Miller Bouchett Miller Bouchetts Clyde van Horn K. Gantt Hotel Limpia Jean Sirs. Hunter K. Stewart Mrs. M. 8. Perrine Call Deen Mr .Miller M. B. Anderson J. W. Merrill Californis Rosenfield Kinscampers Shady Nook Inn Jo Ray Swartzbure Fort Worth A. G. Prude Lee Sproul Gene Aschner Josephine Aschner Esther Greenfield Mac Sproul Houston Dallas Fowlkes Ruth Rollins Fort Stockton Mrs. R. Everett, Jr Ace Everett Tentine Country Morton Barnett Nellie Carwack Hatch, N. M Mrs. Robt, Terrill of Holland Jane Arkansas Evan J. Wood Ste. Wood Marta Milk High India Dayton Border Service Station Eugene Marcels Milady Beauty Shoppe Garnett Furniture Company B.C, Garnett Bugs Black Studebaker Studebker Hord Motor Company Avalanche First National Bank Alpine, Texas H. L. Kokernot Baines, JR 2. M. Deci Sanditer Sandifer Sandifer’s Grocery Hetwe Hu v Power and Light Company Central Powez CeGur Corr Anheuser-Busch ST. Louis Mats
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