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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1930

Page

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Bodies Said Moved Across Rio in Brewster County Case

Reports indicate bodies of Mexicans were reportedly removed from the north bank of the Rio Grande in extreme southern Brewster County. A blue van allegedly ferried remains across the river and drifted about 20 miles downstream. Investigators seek who moved the bodies and the motive behind the transfer amid a botched family feud tied to Pablo Biente and related arrests.

Garcia Diag Pablo Biente Adolphus Isa

Alpineites Visit Presidio for Chamber Meeting

Alpine residents from Brewster County Chamber of Commerce visited Presidio for a joint meeting held Wednesday night. Ken T. Fletcher and A F Robinson led the Alpine delegation. more than 20 members attended, with other locals listed as attendees and speakers from both towns.

Presidio Chamber of Commerce Borer Brewster County Chamber of Commerce Alino Ken. T. Fletcher Presid Chamber of Commerce A. F. Robinson C. D. ‘Wood E. E. Town Sesid John Perkins Mae M. Ament Miss Butler W. van Sickle E. Eaton A. B. Owens G. Smith Davis Hinson Leo Howell J. W. Frazer R.A. McMurry W. PF. Caldwell J. M. Pouncey C. B. Casey E. Gibbons H. Winn George Bless Felix McGaughy Harry Lease Presidio Club Col Alpine Organization

The Avalanche Not an Information Bureau

A subscriber asks for parcel location and value information. The Avalanche declines, citing staff limits and impracticality of answering every inquiry, while expressing appreciation for readers and the desire to help within capacity.

Election Judges Chosen By Commissioners for 1930

County commissioners selected election judges for 1930 at the meeting held early this week. North Alpine names were J. W. Gillett A. Whitefield Cas Edwards. South Alpine names Oscar Roberts Dele Turner G. W. Seyhert. Terlingua names H. S. Smith G. E. Babi W. M. Waters. Marathon names T. W. Shely W. W. Crawford Jack Bourland Danout C. L. Hannold Wm 3reon W. T. Burnham.

Punty North Alpine J. W. Gillett A. Whitefield Cas Edwards South Alpine Oscar Roberts Dele Turner G. W. Seyhert Terlingua H. 8. Smith G. E. Babi W. M. Waters Marathon T. W. Shely W. W. Crawford Jack Bourland Danout C. L. Hannold Wm 3Reon W. T. Burnham

Alpine Hi Bucks Take Second At Big Lake Invite

Alpine Bucks competed in the Big Lake Invitation tournament February 6 and 7. They beat Crane City 26 to 14, then Big Lake 24 to 23 after a five overtime classic, edged Sanderson 19 to 14, and lost the final to Rankin 40 to 18. Rankin won the tournament and a natural size over basketball was awarded.

Alpine Bucks Big Lake Bucks Crane City High Eho Tm Big Lake High School Sanderson High School Sanderson Rankin High School Rankin

1930 Outlook For Livestock Industry As Favorable As 1929

The 1930 outlook for the livestock industry appears as favorable as 1929, per C V Whallh of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Hog prospects look brighter, cattle slightly less favorable, and sheep more cautious. Beef cattle demand may dip with prices, while slaughter stays near 1929 levels. expansion plans face rising numbers and falling prices. Cattle feeders must watch prices in a declining market.

Federal Bureau C. V. Whallh Bureau of Agricultural Economics Washington, D.t

Lobos Prepare for Four-Game Road Swing

The Sul Ross Lobos travel to Brownwood to face the Daniell Baker Hillbillies in two games tonight and tomorrow night, then move to Abilene for a two game set with the AC Wildcats on Monday and Tuesday. Coach Graves says the freshmen squad has shown improvement and should challenge the Brownwood and Abilene clubs despite facing more experienced teams from Tech and Canyon recently.

Sul Ross Brownwood Daniell Baker Hillbillies Abilene A. C Wildcats B.C. Graves Lobos

Davis School Dedication At Fort Davis Draws Big Crowd

Fort Davis witnessed perhaps the largest crowd under one roof for a school dedication in the new grade and high school building. Residents praised the workmanship and bond votes that funded the project. The program featured Dr. R. E. Irving, Hunter C. Metcalf of Marfa, marfa minstrels, Alpine Lions Club quartet, and a play.

Fort Davis R. EL. Irving Hunter C. Metcalf Marfa Lion's Club Alpine

Court To Convene Monday In District Term Docket

A district court session opens Monday with many cases carried over from prior terms. Grand jurors and petit jurors are summoned for 9 p m and 24 February respectively. Notable cases involve Samuel Pettus charged with the killings of Jim Galleg and Abelino Ogan and a trio of Mexicans tied to two Rio Grande killings.

Amuel Pettus Jim Galleg Abelino Ogan T. A. Beard J.D. Becker Hurl Clark Zeb Deele M. Everheart K. Kimball J. G. Leath J.A. McGonagil F. P McGaughy J. F. Nichol J. P. Rackley Roberts F. Ske Vington Petit R. A. Memurry Benton Howell Gene Pugh Jos Sonier Arch Allen G. Baath Geet Duncan Murphy Jonson Davin Seales Miien King Terry B.J. Benvon H. J. Weyerts Joe Parker W. Teske W. G. Gulihur T. 1 Lane W. MC. Chastain

Alpine Boy Dies in New York Airplane Crash

Alpine residents mourn the death of Menard H. Gillett at 20, killed when an airplane piloted by Edwin Magruder crashed near Queens after looping maneuvers. He had lived in El Paso and New York, attended the State University at Austin, served in the navy, and is survived by parents, siblings, and relatives. Funeral will be in Alpine with burial in Alpine Cemetery.

Menard H. Gillett Atrs Frank. Gillett Alpine New York City Edwin Magruder Gillett Magru Fer Red Bank New Jersey Queens Long Alrpine Boy Edwin Gillett Richard el Paso Cotton Tamtariy L Ater State University At Austin Navy Fi Paso Tri-State Credit Aesioiation Tealding John Burns Cuero Mise Mary Barr Beaumont Gilet

Big Hereford Sale Planned at Marfa Fair

Ernest Gibbens announced at the chamber of commerce luncheon that a major Hereford cattle sale will be held in conjunction with Marfa fair this fall. The sale aims to draw buyers to the area, with cooperation from ranchers in Jeff Davis Presidio and Brewster counties. Highland cattle are expected to outperform other breeds in price and demand, boosting local cowmen.

Marfa Ernest Gibbens Chamber of Commerce Highland Jeff Davis Presidio Brewster Gibbens

Mother Finds Twin Infant Dead in Camp Alpine Home

Mrs Lee Cheney awoke to the cries of one twin and found the seven week old dead. Dr D Jeter said the infant, who had a cold, died in its sleep possibly from phlegm or suffocation by covers. The Cheneys had been at All Vine for about three months, and Cheney is a stone mason.

Lee Cheney D. ©. Jeter Camp Alpine

War Declared Over Cold Checks in Alpine

Alpine officials led by County Attorney A M Turney and Alpine Retail Merchants association vow crackdown on bad checks. First case resulted in a July offense with a $20 fine and costs. defendant jailed for nonpayment. A second prosecution was scheduled in county court next day.

Alpine Retail Merchants Association War Haseen Alpine W. H. Rain Fort Stock

Hoxie and Company Arrive at Fort Davis

Jack Hoxie and his film camp arrived at Fort Davis from Leaky with about twenty horses and three trained animals. The group, including six dogs and various birds, is preparing two quarters on Officers Row for occupancy. Camera work will showcase the old garrison and surrounding scenery for advertising, with forty five cars reported at the post on Sunday.

Fort Davis Jack Hoxie Campelve Joxie Old Fort Hoxle Herbert Bloys Yost Enerprise Marfand Alpine

Important Notice to Avalanche Subscribers

Notice to subscribers about expiration dates and prompt payment. The Avalanche asks for timely remittance to avoid second notices and delinquent mail. It emphasizes that weekly publications rely on paid subscriptions and urges readers to renew by the due date shown on the paper.

Avalanche

Alpine Poultry Man Has Champ'n Laying Leghorns

Alpine poultryman J M Everheart raises White Leghorn hens with unusually large eggs. The story notes three oversized eggs and one smaller egg, with suggested market value around four dollars a dozen. The Everhearts also oversee the Highland Hatchets operation near Alpine.

District Cage Meet Held Next Week in District 17

Next Friday and Saturday two days of high school basketball will crown the Interscholastic League District 17 champions at Sul Bowl gym. Maine High and Rankin High are among the strongest contenders as Alpine aims to improve on last week’s Rankin loss. Coach Oliver expects rugged play from Alpine, with hundreds of visitors anticipated from 14 district counties including Presidio, Hudspeth, Jett Davis, Culberson, El Paso, Brewster, Terrell, Pecos, Upton, Ward, Reeves, Crane, Loving, and Winkler.

J. ©. Coleman Sul Ross Austin Maine High Rankin High Alpine Lads Rankin Rank Oliver Alpine High Presidio Hudspeth Jett Davis Culberson el Paso Brew Terrell Pecos Upton Ward

Highway 90 Topping Begun On Another Stretch

A section of U S Highway 90 designated No 3 will close for asphalt work extending toward Uvalde The project covers gravel base topping and paving with about 4000 feet of road laid daily The completed gap will provide a paved route from the area to the western bounds within the Yarcel post packages and the highway known as the Horder fay runs from San Antonio to Paso via Del Rio.

Det Riem U. 8 Uvalde San Antonio Paso del Rio

Alpine Election Controversy Roils Eagle Pass Paper Claims Slaughter Threat

The Eagle Pass Star questions Alpine readers about a sensational warning printed on a rent-page admonition alleging Alpine might slaughter their neighbor if they don’t vote. The piece centers on J Turney Terrell of Del Rio as the lone candidate and disputes the editor’s inflammatory claim, urging readers to seek clarification.

Eagle Pass Eagle Ps Uls Alpine J. Turney Ters Rell del Rio Hagle Pass Hoxle Avalanche Asle Pass Eagle Pasa Stueldate

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Rio Interior Davis School Oper Alpine Boy Richard Gillett Hoxie and J M. Everheart Alpine Poultryman DIST Cage
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