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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1926

Page

5

Indian Kummy Exhibit Claimed Ancient Brewster County Find

A Houston newspaper clip reports an Indian warrior mummy, claimed over four thousand years old, on display at 917 Prairie. Discovered 22 years ago in a Brewster County cave, it has toured major U.S. cities and remains remarkably preserved with arrowheads and a bow nearby. Scientists propose preservative soil or poison herbs as preservation theories.

Houston Prairie Brewster County West Texas United States Manicke Mia

Former Sul Ross Student Weds In Alpine Home

A local wedding held Thursday morning in Alpine united a popular Sul Ross State University alumnus with a bride from a nearby family. Guests noted a warmly decorated home and a quiet ceremony as families and friends gathered to celebrate the couple’s marriage.

SUL Ross Iinian Cay Hiucagon Stan Warbeeber Cuba Finley Alpine Adias Oats

Unemployment Aid Reaches Nearly 150000 in Austria

Austria reports almost 150000 people receive government unemployment aid. A cave man favored a club carved from a mammoth foreleg, noted as an ancient weapon in historical references.

Austria

Agent sells two train loads of Peerless Fence in Texas

W Innes of San Angelo announces expansion to cover Texas with Peerless Fence. He operates a Memphis factory to fulfill orders and promises market advantages for ranchmen. Innes, longtime Texas state agent, reports shipments of two loads last year and four more planned for 1927, with sales rising to about 260000. He invites readers to contact him for full details.

W. Innes San Angelo Memphis Tenn Innes Peerless Wire & Fem Co Texas

Alpine Pastor Named District Organizer for Baptists

Rev. Buren Sparks, pastor of the Baptist church, was chosen district organizer for the Baptists across El Paso to Val Verde counties and Van Horn. The drive aims to wipe out heavy denomination obligations, starting January 15 for sixty days, with Dr. George W. Tract of Dallas as director-general and H. Not of Alpine and San Angelo as state chairman.

Buren Sparks Baptist Church Elaso Val Verde County Jeff Davia van Horn Sparks L. R. Scarborough Stote Organiat el Paso Toev. Sparks George W.truct Dallas Campaign H. Not Alpine San An LK

Narcotic Education Week Observed Here Promotes Awareness

Local officials report Narcotic Education Week will be observed nationwide to combat heroin and other drugs. The World Narcotic Education Conference urges communities to adopt preventive measures and educate youth about the dangers, citing alarming statistics and the need for public awareness campaigns. Authorities warn that heroin endangers youths and can fuel crime, urging support for education driven by truth.

Vornors Narcotic Education Mtera World Conferrmee Pople Conference of Alpine Chamber of Commerce

Alpine to Study Decimal Metric Adoption

A chamber of commerce committee led by President John Perkins and including J C Coleman Supt Melton and W W Jenkins was named Monday to study Alpine public sentiment on adopting decimal metric weights and measures in the United States. If adopted, the move would align national standards with metric practice across commerce education and daily life. The group will investigate local opinions and report back with recommendations.

United States Mexico Col Perkins J.C. Coleman Sul Hoss Supt. Melton W. W. Jenkins John Perkins Chamber of Commerce

Ranch House Burns After Lamp Explodes Near Hovey

A casolime lamp explosion set a ranch house on Townsend ranch near Hovey ablaze in midweek. Two cowpunchers tried to fight the fire but could not, and part of the contents were saved. Ex-sheriff EF Townsend of Alpine owned the house. Oscar Cook leased part of the ranch. No insurance was carried, according to reports.

Townsend Ranch Hovey EF Townsend Alpine Branch Oscar Cook

Chamber of Commerce Action Pending on Matter

The chamber of commerce awaits official action before proceeding, with no further details available. The outcome hinges on forthcoming decisions by the chamber and related officials.

Chamber of Commerce

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N. M. Clifford Galveston Wm. A. Buchanan KODAK Toyland Alpine Drug Store Rae Ronald State Hyasse Company Fifth Street P. 0 Chevrolet Fisher Landau Casner Motor CO
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