Tank shop supplies five 3300 gallon tanks for Marathon Oil
Last week at W A Buchanan tining plumbing and tank shop, five 3300 gallon tanks were made for Marathon Oil at Marathon, plus 700 gallon wagon tanks for Presidio Oil. Owner Buchanan, short handed, praised for high quality work and guaranteed service while receiving thanks from Alpine locals for acts of kindness during trouble. Jim Harwood, Kinney County rancher, notes Alpine hospitality.
Fight In Texas Spurs Local Saturday Action
A fragment notes a Saturday incident involving Mrs. Feron in El Paso. Details are unclear but indicate some fight or altercation occurred, with no further context on participants or outcomes.
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Feron
Quicksilver and Mineral Development History and Mines
A historical survey traces quicksilver mining in the United States and Mexico. It covers early cinnabar finds, key California sites New Almaden and New Idria, later productive mines in San Benito and Te xas Terlingua area, and noting equipment such as Scott furnaces and rotary kilns with regional production scales and operating companies.
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United States
Antonio
Lona
Old Mexico
North America
Sunol
Chaboya
Castillero
Sanito County
Idria
North
Ameri
Almaden
California
Johnson and McKay
Litchfield
Knox and
Osid
Scott
Bor
Roatary
Texas
Lhrewster County
Big Bend
Te Ich
Terlingua’ Mining Co
Maria Mariposa Co
Chisos Mining Co
Colquitt Tigner Mining Co
Mamo Lumber feeds calves after severe storm weighing gains
The Mamo Lumber Company bought a Hereford steer from Dick Arnold of Marathon on December 20 weighing 425 pounds and a bull weighing 788 pounds. After a two day feed shortage caused by a storm, the calves were brought in and weighed January 30 with the steer near 87 dollars and the bull at 868, gaining about three pounds daily. They feed Purina calf feed, cotton seed hulls, and roughage hay and plan to enter the Fort Worth fat stock show.
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Mamo Lumber
Jackson & Harmon
Dick Arnold
Marathon
Fort Worth
Futur
Jackson & Hart
Cash Grocery Heads Down Amid Flu Outbreak
Cash Grocery reports all heads down as workers fall ill from grip and flu. Allison among affected. staff confinement and illness disrupts operations.
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Cash Grocery
Allison
Quicksilver Prospect in West Texas and California Mines
The Waldron Quicksilver and Material Development Company outlines mining plans across California and Texas. It notes ore furnaces, sections, and blocks, with mention of the Study Butte Mining Company and Ellis Mine opening. The text emphasizes extraction capacity, future prospects, and invites readers to subscribe to The Avalanche for progress updates.
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Texas Almaden Mining Co
Bi Rend Mining Co
Study Butte Mining Co
Ellis
California
Texas
Aviators Crash on Mountain Side Near Maria
Lieut J R Drumm and Lieut S Betts parachute crash seven miles west of Alper while attempting mount rocks. Plane demolished, Drumm suffers shoulder injury and sprained ankle, both pilots scratched. Dr Middlebrook assists. Wreck draws several bystanders and souvenirs are taken.
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J. R. Drumm
Maria
S. Betts
Alper
Murry Lane
Middlebrook
Winter visit of Crenshaws noted in Hollis
Mr and Mrs J W Crenshaw of Hollis Oklahoma are spending the winter here for Mrs Crenshaws health They are joined by Mrs Lara Moore and other visitors at a nearby house They report pleasant calls and hope to locate Mrs W D Measda to El Paso for eye treatment next Tuesday
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J. W. Crenshaw
Hollis
Oklahoma
General Pershing Greet Evangelists in Alpine Visit
General Pershing's train paused in Alpine on the way to San Antonio from El Paso. He spoke briefly with locals about the Mexican situation, greeting attendees as Rev Crimm CB Clark and Drue Combie, leading evangelists, planned two weeks of meetings at Fort Stockton and Alpine.
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Dallas
Jack Allen
Dang
Daugherty
San Antonio
B. B. Crimm
B. Clark
Drue Combie
Alpine
Fort Stockton
Stockton
Fort Davis Citizen A S Thompson Dies After Long West Texas Life
A. S. Thompson, a prominent Fort Davis resident long known for his service to the community, passed away Monday. Funeral arrangements were to be conducted with Masonic rites.
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FT. Davis
A. S. Thompson
Fort Davis
West Texas
Casner Motor Co Rushes Ford Cars and Trucks Sale
The Casner Motor Company reports a rush of Ford cars including touring, sedan, and roadster models. A large load was unloaded and more stock is expected to follow the printing, indicating ongoing sales activity.
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Casner Motor Company
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Mpine
Lifthfield
Jim Harwood
Kinney County
Alpine State Bank
Benjamin F. Berkeley
Geo. C. Miller
Brewster Leasing & Development Company
Lackey Building
C. D. Wood, Magr
John Young Land
Alamo Lumber Co
Quicksilver and Mineral Development
Waldron
The
Waldron Quicksilver and
Maerial Development Company
General Pershing
Wedalpineites
Nesday
First National Bank
Auline, Texas
A. Brown Parstent
HL. Kokernot
Pres Geo, W. Baines Jr
W. H. Hancock
Pees
HL. Hord
Alpine Repair Shop
Old Dean
Court House
Bates Gingham
Misty
Mitchell-Gillett Co