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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1929

Page

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48 Blocks Paving Nears Completion in Alpine

Alpine plans rapid paving of about 100 blocks as favorable weather continues. T. A. White reports West Hi Avenue to the college campus nearly finished with five blocks on Avenue A and several blocks on Avenue B and Harrison Avenue open to traffic. An agreement with Southern Pacific widens Holland Avenue by ten feet and adds a curb, while other blocks await curb work and future signatures for hold-outs. Project finish expected in about 45 days if weather stays favorable.

Alpine T. A. White West Hi Avenue Seventh Street College White Avenue A Central Ward Avenue B Harrison Avenue West College Avenue City Commission East College Avenue Fast Holland Third Street Fifth Street Southern Pacific Railroad Holland Avenue Sevnth Fifth Streets

Big Bend Section Gets Publicity In New York Paper

New York Times December 1 magazine feature highlights Big Bend scenery with Paisano Pass Capote Falls and Needle Rock. Authors include L Speers and R B Slight with Alpine ties and proposed circulation impact.

Big Bend New York New York Times United States Paisano Pass Alpine Capote Falls Presidio County Needle Rock L. ©. Speers R. B. Slight Carnizoza, New Mexico

Miles and Clark Win Many Honors At El Paso Show

J F Miles of Sunny Gien farm Alpine and Fred Clark of Van Horn won many ribbons at a show in El Paso last week, carrying two major prizes for White Leghorn rooster and hen. Miles also secured many awards with other entries, and had the greatest number of birds exhibited. A Denver American Poultry judge, noted for judging at the show, praised the entries.

J. F. Miles Sunny Gien Alpine Fred Clark van Horn el Paso Ferand Fuesky Oaren Cca Saisie Hans Iss Lorel Petlee Secur Denver Amerian Poshtry Tae Chow

Fletcher Elected C C President At Alpine Chamber Meeting

Fletcher was chosen president of the Alpine Brewster Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon. D M Bennett was elected first vice president and R A White, second vice president. A future meeting will ratify a board of directors and select a secretary. Fletcher, praised as a civic leader and former Rotary governor, will be aided by White and a new booster, with plans to push ongoing projects and reduce club debt.

Cowman Alpine Elec Brewster Chamber of Commerce D. M. Bennett R.A. Whiteside Storey-Whiteside Lumber Company Unization

Initiation of Rainbow Order In Alpine Mo Masonry

More than 100 Masons from Alpine and surrounding areas participated in a Rainbow initiation and installation ceremony sponsored by Easter Star Auxiliary led by Mrs Eula Brown deputy grand matron. Officiants included Morahran Saneran district deputy grand master Baines and other Grand Chapter officers. Refreshments followed. The Alpine Masons now sponsor Blue Lodge Chapter Council Knights Templar Eastern Star DeMolay and Rainbow Girls.

Bint Mara Fe Bing Eula Brown Alpine Eastern Sur Mra Mora Hran San Eran G. W. Baines Grand Lode Texas

English Party on World Tour Stops in Alpine

A party of English travelers paused at Alpine last Friday during a world tour. The group includes William Ley Robertson a Lancashire manufacturer, Mrs MacDonald Clart, Herbert Morris and a British Army officer. They proceeded eastward on the following day.

Aight Alpine William Ley Robertson Lonton McDonald Clart Herbert Morris

Plan A Big Road Meet At Uvalde

Del Rio reports plans for a large road meet at Uvalde January 16 led by Hal A. Hamilton of U.S. Highway No. 90 Association with H. Wren and D. E. Colp. Invitations go to civic groups along the San Antonio to El Paso corridor and Colp has 300 personal contacts. Mayors of El Paso and San Antonio to lead motorcades. Gulf Borderway directors expected.

Elaso D. E. Colp Okahoma City del Rio

Final touches on college fence wall completed

Work on the college fence continues with the southwest section finished including rock fitting and cementing and a white concrete top. The project complements the west and south gates, now joined by a wall of West Texas rocks crafted by skilled labor, enhancing Sul Ross Skyline.

West Texas

Davis Mountains Cattle and Park Association Formed

Representatives from Davis Mountains Pecos Culberson Balmorhea and other counties planned a new park and ranchers group. A board including H M Jones J W Spy J D Jackson and others was named with more counties to join. A Pecos meeting was set for Wednesday. A plan to acquire Fowlkes ranch for a mountain park and support for Caddo Lake and Palo Duro Canyon movements were discussed. The Box bill faced opposition from stockmen and farmers. Dayton Moser will support legal challenges to enforcement actions in Corpus Christi.

Fort Davis J. D. Jackson Brewster County J. F. Provine Culberson Hudspeth M. J. Birney el Paso G. Webster Pecos Satterwhite Fowlkes Ranch Pavis Mountains Caddo Lake Palo Duro Canyon Ation Uvalading K. B. Spitter H. J. Kokernot San Anrt Pama A. J. Henry San Antonio J. Mt Houston A. Kincaid Orone Texas United States Dayton Moser Corpus Christ Armstrong Spi Jler

Robinson Receives D C Secretaryship for Next Year

At a chamber of commerce board meeting A P Robinson was re elected secretary manager for the coming year by unanimous vote He has held the post since Mrs W B Hamilton resigned A new advisory board consisting of the president and two vice presidents will handle fast action items The board urged members to submit 1930 budget suggestions to the budget committee before the next meeting The convention program aims to be among the finest Texas has seen with town and county officials invited to join the motorcade and related events

Chamber of Commerce A. P. Robinson Robinson W. B. Hamilton Texas

Body of man found in Santa Hel Canyon near Lajitas

Unidentified hunter’s body found in a cave camp along the Rio Grande near Santa Hel Canyon, southeast of Lajitas. No violence indicated, death believed over a week old. clothing shows laundry initials B B W and handkerchief bears a San Antonio real estate firm name.

Rio de Hrewster Santa Hel Canyon Alpine Wayhe Cartledge Cartledge Gil Ciledge San Antonio

Alpine Lions Charter Night Noted For Charm At Holland Hotel

Alpine Rotary and Chamber of Commerce members gathered at the Holland Hotel for Alpine 1 Indies and guests. A.B. Owens of El Paso delivered a witty toast as part of the program. The event opened with song Ann and invocation by Rev. Lee Bridges. Starns extended Alpine Rotary greetings. Mayor G. Wemn spoke for the city, A F Robinson welcomed Alpine for the chamber, Rev W R McPherson gave the response. The charter was presented by District Governor W S Patterson.

Alpine 1 Hetr Indies Holland Hotel Tos Inc Attate A.B. Owens Toasims Hareieon el Paso Ann Lee Bridges Alpine Rotary G. Wemn A. F. Robinson Alps Chamber of Commerce W. R. McPherson W. 8. Patterson

Census readiness outlined by Alpine district official

Supervisor for the 20th Texas District and county officials held talks on census tasks. Work begins April 1 with a two week window for enumerators to collect required data. Officials aim for a thorough, locally guided count across Alpine and nearby towns.

Wo Ht Cane Kl Pawo Texas Alstelets Case Justice of the Peace Noo C Nty Alpine J.P Terlingwa Marathon Taceecenti Baececa Eae Dba Artes Eorte Matera Auris E Esse Bec Peneatts Neeser

Sul Ross Music Head to Be Heard Over Radio

Miss Irma Leo Batoy a Sul Ross music professor receives a telegram requesting her to sing over radio on Christmas night at 8 30 from station WLAC Nashville. She has sung previously from stations in Atlanta and Louisville and now appears for Sul Ross Skylin.

Poultry Show Exhibits Noted For Quality Despite Fewer Birds

The annual poultry show in Highland featured a smaller number of birds than last year but with higher quality per officials. Judge P.M. Plarce of Denver led a strict judging panel under American Poultry Association guidance. After prizes were awarded, members discussed affiliating with the national organization and thanked Wat son-Anderson Grocery Co for logistics and T. McDonald for show secretary duties. J.P. Miles and Dr. J.B. Wright credited for overall help and catalog work.

P.M. Plarce Denver Owever Poultry Association Chamber of Commerce American Poultry Association Brewster County Chamber of Commerce Watson-Anderson Grocery Company T. McDonald Marfa McDonald J.B Wright J.P. Miles Largey Dr. Wright

Avalanche to Publish Early Next Week on Christmas Eve

The Avalanche announces a holiday break as printers take time off after weeks of long hours. The paper will release on Tuesday, Christmas Eve, instead of Friday, and the editor plans to join the staff in the shutdown through the rest of the week. Patrons are asked to govern themselves accordingly and thanks are given for favors.

Avalanche

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