Dinner After Christmas Planned
A note states a dinner will be held sometime after Christmas. Details on date and venue are not provided.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
1
A note states a dinner will be held sometime after Christmas. Details on date and venue are not provided.
Fragmentary notes describe a plan to meet at Charing Cross station and a promise to face winter with more confidence. Mentions include Shir ley Scales with venison steaks and neighbors Laccard Henderson and Colden dealer delivering a lively, informal update.
Wartime era WPA funds totaling sixty two thousand dollars are allocated to county projects. Reading notes show expenditures in the region for public works and labor relief.
The obituary notes John Z Means a pioneer rancher and church founder in the Davis Mountains community. It recalls his burial choice at the camp grounds near mountains and oaks, his wife’s burial beside him, and tributes from Truett. It mentions early associations with the Paisano encampment and the Davis Mountains cowboy society.
Williams notes a drop in total deer taken this season with most bucks having three points. Record hunter turnout across two counties exceeded any season since 1801, while 1994-86 saw the most deer killed. Fewer locals hunted, no casualties reported among the hundreds of deer in the area, though one man was killed in Culberson County.
Fort Davis area men Lars Alvarado and associates were indicted in the 1906 murder of Dolores Domingues after a long investigation. The case involved exhumation of the victim’s body, a habeas corpus bid, and multiple sheriffs and rangers pursuing leads across Alpine and Fort Stockton.
CCC Company 1688 PROT stationed in Big Bend area receives orders to move with about 190 enrollees split between Arizona and Texas sections. Remaining staff include a caretaker, doctor, and materials advisor. museum to stay open, camp buildings left intact, and a state road to Marathon maintained. National Park Service confirms future company placements as land purchase progresses. Funds and donations for land acquisition continue nationwide.
Geologists report the Dodson-Means test 18 miles north east of Alpine in Pecos county drilling at 6300 feet in hard lime formation with a predicted formation change in 25 feet. Major company geologists see an 80-80 chance of success. Nearby the Dodson-Means test eight miles southwest of Fort Stockton and 38 miles northeast shows drilling at 2700 feet with a potential 2400 foot depth promising a ten barrel daily producer, and a lower depth test planned. The G H Storey test in Green Valley remains shut but may resume later for another test.
A local fundraising drive reports total subscriptions of 20730 with the amount to date exceeding the quota. Officials note the oversubscription reflects strong community support and continued contributions are being encouraged.
The Sanderson Culture club becomes the latest group to contribute to the Big Bend park fund. The Tarrell county committee reports $14 raised inside Tarrell county, equal to one dollar per club member, turned over this week.
About thirty boys report for basketball practice at Alpine High under Coach Red Allen, the largest turnout in school history. A similar turnout is reported at Junior High under Coach Peyton Tam, with drills starting this week after football season.
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