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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1946

Page

2

Terlingua Dunnington Visitors and Mine News

Mr and Mrs George Brown and companions arrived by plane Sunday en route to the Eaperado mine. Reginald Robins flew to Phoenix for an overnight stay before returning passengers to Houston. Mrs W D Burcham and Mrs Mery Spalding visited with Mr Burcham over the weekend. Col A Col and Mrs Graham W Fuller visited Sunday. Col Fuller, commander of the 3rd Battalion of the TSG, met Capt Fulcher and guards on business. Vic Sam Adams, former mine employee, has accepted his former position as mining engineer and will return soon. Mrs Eve Hill and Wayne Hinson, relatives of W P Hinson, visited with Mr and Mrs Hinson and returned to their ranch south of Sanderson. Capt Fulcher announced the TSG will hold an all-day meeting Sunday Feb 17. all members and ex-service men invited, with dinner at the rifle range and shooting matches. Mrs L Lewenthal has returned with her sister.

George Brown Herman Brown Eaperado Mine Reginald Robins Phoenix Houston Graham W. Fuller Col. Fuller TSG Fulcher Vic Sam Adams Eve Hill Wayne Hinson W. P. Hinson Hinson Sanderson

Land dispute cites multiple Ober heirs in Texas suit

The filing lists Charles P Ober and unknown heirs along with Louise M Ober and Mary S Ober and others in a trespass to try title action. Plaintiff FM Roark seeks lands described as all of Burgers Tin Block 613 containing 640 acres in Brewster County before the January 1946 court date in Alpine Texas.

Charles P. Ober Chas P. Ober Lanier Hart Ober Chas. P. Ober Louise Mart Ober F. Ober Mary S. F. Ober Carrie L. Ober John E. Woodward Sebastian ‘Luchsinger Luchsinger Sebastian Laiesinger Regula Luchsinger J. W. Caustic Frank Lesh JW. Crawford J. W. R. Crawford AT. Emison John I. Reeves Joan K. Reeves Paldystone Oil Rairin de Na Corporation Wyen Eldystone Efunct Corporation ING Beareh Adtbad Honoratio District Court of Hewrt House FM. Roark God Fou Burgers Tin Alpine Frazer Airewster County

Card of Thanks for Alpine Kinsey family

The Kinsey family expresses sincere appreciation for acts of kindness and courtesies shown during their brief stay in Alpine after the death of their brother Al Kinsey. Gratefully, Mr. and Mrs. Bal Kinsey and Ab Kinsey and other members of the Al Kinsey family.

Alpine al Kinsey Bal Kinsey Ab Kinsey The al Kinsey Fam&. Snl

Cattle market steady at Los Angeles stockyards despite lighter week

Prices held broadly even as offerings of 1800 cattle were 800 below the prior week and 1200 under the year-ago figure. Top loads reached 17.85 for 1140 pound steers, with many sales in the 15.75 to 17 range. Heifers, bulls, calves, and feeders showed mixed gains and steady demand amid lighter supply.

Los Angeles Union Texas

Lions Club News And March Alpine Visit Planned

Lions Club notes report a $40 net from the Great Virgil show and a March Alpine district governor visit on the 12th with a ladies night. Dr C B Casey Lincoln birthday talk highlighted. Also includes a public notice by L W McKinney to apply for a permit for L W McKinney Package Store in Marathon Brewster County Texas.

Lion Perryman Virgil Lion M. O. Pittman Lubbock Alpine R Cmning Eli Lion Pittman Lion Bierschwab C. B. Casey Lincoln Marathon Brewster County Texas L. W. McKinney L. W. McKinney Package Store

6 Years of Peace Insurance Plan For Wichita Factory

A Wichita Kansas manufacturer offers group life insurance totaling 1,200 dollars for each of 1,250 workers with an option to buy another 1,200. The workers also receive group hospitalization with the manufacturer paying half the cost.

Wichita Kan Ployee

Firm marks 46 years with uninterrupted work record

The company traces its origin to a quarter century ago and notes no work stoppage in its 46 years of operation, highlighting consistent activity and longevity in its field.

New Milking Method Boosts Herd Profits At Wisconsin Study

In tests on a large dairy herd two men using a T machine milked 64 cows in an hour, roughly a cow a minute. The correct milking method halves milking time, saves labor, increases milk yield, and reduces mastitis risk. Preps include warm udder care, strip cup milk for bacteria check, and teat cup sterilization. Heifers benefit from udder massage. many cows trained to faster milking need 3 to 4 minutes. An illustrated circular on the method is available from the University of Wisconsin or local agricultural offices.

University of Wisconsin

Meat Packers Marketing Methods Contest at Union Stock Yards

A 1946 advertisement invites letters on methods used by meat packers in marketing meats. Prizes total 400 in cash with tiered awards for first to thirty places and duplicate prizes for ties. Content deadline May 1 1946. Send entries to Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago Illinois in care of Letter Content Department 128.

Department Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago 9 Illinois Bush ‘Post Apple

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