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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1927

Page

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Highland Poultry Show Opens With 250 Birds Expected

The Highland Poultry Association begins its second annual show in the old State Highway shop building at College Avenue and Eighth Street. Dr J B Wright says over 250 birds entered from local farms and adjoining counties with shipments from Corpus Christi and Va Horn. Prof Holmgren conducts lectures on line breeding and outcrossing with a banquet at the Holland Hotel to close the event.

Scond Highland Poultry Association Old State Highway College Avenue Eighth Street J. B. Wright Miller Corpus Christ Deming Christ Holmgren Pr Holmgreen

Marking Historic Spots in Highlands Club Meeting

The Davis Mountain Federation of Women's Clubs met at Mrs. C. H. Bird home in Fort Davis with officers Mrs. Bird president and Mrs. Hicks Gray secretary treasurer. Other members including Mrs. Harry Harris and several from Alpine Fort Stockton Marfa and Shafter discussed the year ahead and plans to mark historical spots.

Barry Scobee Fort Davis Davis Mountain Federation of Women’s Clubs C. H. Bird Bird Hicks Gray Harry Harris Fort Stockton C. L. Shipman W. J. Yates Marta Homer Moorman Bernal Slight Alpine E. F. Hill Shafter E. D. Stegall Bentine W. Miller Beau McCutcheon Hays Marfa

Avalanche to Publish Early Next Week

The Avalanche force has worked overtime for two or three weeks for the Christmas rush and will issue the paper on Wednesday instead of Friday. Advertisers and correspondents should get copy in by Monday or Tuesday morning, preferably Monday.

Baines Chosen as Officer Grand Lodge

G W Baines, vice president of the First National Bank, was appointed Grand Junior Deacon of the Texas Masonic Grand Lodge at a Waco meeting. He has long served Alpine Masonry, including as worshipful master and district deputy grand master, with strong prospects for higher office. The Alpine lodge numbers about 160 members and Texas Masonic bodies total 138000. The grand lodge approved a relief fund benefit for Masonic families.

G. W. Baines First National Bank Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas Ody Waco Baines Alpine Lodge Alpine Blue Lodge Royal Arch Masons Alpine Commandery No Knights Templar Grand Lodge of Texas 1 Monte Grand Lodge Texas Rand Lodge Maso Uber Famites Barnes

Twenty Three Men Letter on Lobo Team This Year

Sul Ross announces twenty three lettermen from the past football season at a banquet at the Holland Hotel Monday night. Captain selections include Charlie Dyre as team leader and Ray McNeill as backfield captain. Most players are expected to return with only two or three ineligible under the conference rules.

Stames Sul Ross Holland Hotel Charlie Dyre Husky Ray Mcl Neill Fighting Lobos Eligibung Gon T.las A Lobos Tll Teo Maco Dowler Clifford Kell Dowler Kell Alpine

Sanitary survey contract awarded to Armistead firm

A contract was signed for one sanitary survey to be completed by mid January. H. G. Armistead of El Paso will lead the work with a crew of engineers arriving early in the week. The survey will map sewer and water extensions across the built up town and plan for ten year growth based on a projected population of 10 000.

H. G. Armistead el Paso Armistead Santary Engineering Company City Planning Commission Oklahoma City

Boys Capture Second Panther Near Santiago Peale

Jr Milam and Charlie Barnam captured a seven foot panther after it broke from a steel trap near Santiago Peale, southeast of Alpine. The youths chased it half a mile, shot the animal from a tree, and reported the dog alerted for more panthers. Also noted is a Wilcox & Anderson gas show at 1820 feet near Marathon.

Intowa Jr. Milam Charlie Barnam Santiago Peale Apa Qoes Ckly Wilcox & Anderson Herage Ranch Alpine Marathon

Sees Great Future For Highland Area

B M Whittaker, exhibit manager of the West Texas chamber of commerce, spoke at a chamber luncheon and predicted agricultural development for the Highland area. He cited bear grass and yucca as potential raw materials for rugs and carpets and urged local cooperation to boost Alpine as a district center. The West Texas chamber motor event will visit Alpine and Fort Davis July 20, with over 200 people already pledging to join.

Highland Texas B. M. Whitaker West Texas Chamber of Eco Whittaker W. B. Hamilton Chamber of Commerce West Texas

County Hires Stock Inspector to Monitor Livestock

County commissioners approved hiring four livestock inspectors led by W. C. from the Texas Panhandle to inspect cattle and sheep at regular intervals. Lt. J. B. Porter and Allen Britton supported the move to prevent an outbreak, with inspections to begin immediately and be available to ranchers upon request.

J.B. Porter Allen Britton W. C Texas Panhandle Jed Jas

Alpine profile to appear in Kansas City paper feature

Feature writer Finch plans a Kansas City Journal-Post Alpine profile in an early issue. He toured Alpine and the district collecting data with photos and figures furnished by W. E. Hamilton, secretary of the chamber of commerce, who arranged local cooperation. The piece will cover representative towns and districts about every 500 miles and highlight Alpine for the year’s publications push.

Journal-Post Kansas City Finch Alpine del Rio el Pavo W. E. Hamilton Chamber of Com Mary Alphron

Banquet At Fort Davis Showcases Roast Bear Menu

Fort Davis December 14. A Commerce luncheon at Hotel Limpla featured roast bear and venison with guests from Marfa. George Thott cooked the bear while Lena Terri performed with Miss Terri’s arrangement. Speeches by Morelock Sul Ross College Seales and local officials highlighted the event.

Fort Davis Ch Commerce Hotel Limpla Wichatraan Vendon George Thott Cook Eam Mra P Sul Ross Ey Seales Art of Commerce Burks Jota Head Alpine High School Uller Afurta Bell Whittaker Wttle Tvantmaster Apine Morelork W.B. Hamilton The Alpree O. W. Martin FE. Weyerts F. B. ‘Gillette R. A. McMurry B. J. Wood W. E. Caldwell

Free Lecture At Mojave Theater Tomorrow Morning

An illustrated lecture linked to the Highland Poultry Show will be held at the Mojave Theatre tomorrow at 11 30 AM. Dr J E Wright will lead the event, replacing this afternoon’s 4 to 8 PM session due to a Mexican Christmas tree benefit show. The program is free.

Mojave J. E. Wright Dent

Ford Exhibition Draws Crowds All Day

Scores of visitors flock to the motor company showroom to view the new Ford on exhibition all day. Attendees record interest as the car remains on display with steady turnout and local attention noted.

Vew Ford Motor Company Ford

Remodeling Plans For Holland Avenue Buildings

The article notes remodeling of business buildings on Holland Avenue including the Drug Store site. A modern glass front may replace torn down portions and a canvas awning could appear. The project may extend from Palace Pharmacy to Bank on Holland Avenue with work starting early next year.

Holland Palace Pharmacy Bank Holland Avenue

T. A. Christmas Program At Sul Ross College

The association meets Monday December 19 at 3 pm in College Auditorium. Sub-College students under Miss Pendley present Why the Chimes Rang. Miss Eilingly will present The Primary Child. Transportation can be arranged by calling Mrs Homer Ferguson. Small children cared for by high school girls. Change of meeting place noted.

Sul Ross Announces 1928 Football Schedule

The 1928 Sul Ross football schedule announced at a meeting lists games against Wayland College, New Mexico A and M, St. Marys University, Abilene Christian, Schreiner Institute, Howard Payne College, Murry College, and others. Open dates are noted for November 3 and November 24 with several games at Alpine.

Texas Includi Payne. A. C New Mexico Agiglesctober Wayland College Aber Sul Ross Way Alpine Daniel Baker College Brownwood New Mexico A. & M

Also Mentioned on This Page

Prof. Holmgreen Highlands Avalanche Ray McNeill Big Panther Barry Seabee Presta Browater Monlay Clay Holland A. F. Robinson Ate Dr. Wright Wright Cnrounding Ethan JSON Chamber Weight Ws M. Hamilton Avery Tomrow M. College Show Association U. S. Department of Agriculture Shirley Seales T. A W. Morel
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