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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1946

Page

7

Alpine Creek Flow Draws Range Pow Wow Interest

Alpine residents discuss a rising late fall and winter creek flow influenced by soil conservation dams. They note springs feeding Alpine from above, potential for a bigger air field, and describe local aviation activity at the Alpine airport with discussions of flying plans and scenic West Texas views in the Big Bend country.

Alpine Courthouse Bridge Bouton W. D Smithers Trent Chicago San Antonia Scoparia Seton Felix McGaughy Simia

Local items from Amarillo to Midland Thanksgiving visits

Mrs Jack Johnson visited her sister in Amarillo while Mrs T W Corkir stayed in Port Arthur over the holiday. The Arch chapter school of instruction held at Waco last week. Mr and Mrs Ralph bad and N M schools spent Thanksgiving with W Frazer. Mr and Mrs J W Gentry visited daughter Mrs Julial Vaughn in Midland for Thanksgiving. Vaughn accompanied them home for the weekend. Frank Ray returned from a business trip to Georgia and North Carolina and attended the North Carolina Duke game, seeing his alma mater.

Jack Johnson Amarillo T. W. Corkir Port Arthur Waco Ralph N. M W. Frazer J. W. Gentry Julial Vaughn Midland Vaughn Frank Ray Georgia North Carolina Iene

City Commission Notice for Alpine 1946 Ordinance

At a regular meeting of the Alpine Texas City Commission on November 12 1946 an exceptionally well located site for apartment courts was discussed with 280 ft frontage on Highway 80. The notice highlights a suitable development parcel offered cheaply and primed for zoning action.

Alpine Texas Highway 80

Alpine City Adopts Ten A Impounding Fee Amendment

I B. STARNs Mayor of Alpine Texas states the City Commission amended Ordinance Ten to set an impounding fee of five dollars per head and one dollar per head for feed and care, while other provisions of the February 4 1918 ordinance remain largely reenacted as Ordinance Ten A.

City of Alpine A. I. B. Starns Texas

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