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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1939

Page

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Range Meet Set for Next Week in Alpine

Ranchmen and others interested in range conservation will meet in Alpine February 22 to discuss adapting the AAA Range program to the area. J D Prewitt of Pecos and several AAA and extension officials from four counties will preside and attend. The session aims to establish uniform county administration methods and highlight new features for 1999 with similar meetings planned in Big Spring Pecos and Van Horn on February dates.

Alpine AAA J. D. Prewitt Pecos Texas A. & M College Extension Service West Texas I. W. Anderson State Agricultural Conservation Committee A. L. Smith College Station M. R. Bentley Texas A. & M. College Extension Service Bob Burnham Marble Falls J. W. Doak San Angelo Smith Big Spring van Horn

Famed Violinist Piastro Set for March 21 Concert Here

Josef Piastro, renowned Russian violinist and pupil of Leopold Auer, will perform in a March 21 concert sponsored by El Pro es and Alpine Study clubs. A celebrated world soloist, he now lives in the United States and owns a 1734 Peter Guaranerius violin bought for $1500, plus a rare 1800 Flourite bow.

Josef Piastro el Proes Leopold Auer Europe America United States Plastro Peter Guaranerius Wurlitzer Los Angeles

New City Water Well Hits 50 GPM at 150 Feet

A new city water well in the north part of town reached about 150 feet depth yesterday with a flow of roughly 50 gallons per minute. The hole is to be drilled to 250 feet for stronger water output. Tony Hess is the drilling contractor.

New City Tony Hess

War Vets' Service Man Here Next Week

Granville Routh, field representative of the Veterans' service, will be in Alpine on February 20 to aid veterans and dependents. Edgar Peters, post commander of the American Legion, says Mr. Routh will stay at the Legion Hall all day for those needing services.

Granville Routh Veterans’ Service Alpine Edgar Peters American Legion Routh Legion ‘Hall

Dobie Camps In Big Bend Secluded for Longhorn Book

J Frank Dobie the renowned Texas folk lore writer holes up in Big Bend Park area near Marathon while he works on a comprehensive history of Longhorns. He recalls battle scenes of old bulls, notes Hereford cattle lack of vocal power, and plans a chapter on the longhorn bull’s decline.

J. Frank Dobie Big Bend Park CCC Chises Mounain Big Bend State Park Aves Texas University of Texas Dobie Live Oak County Goring Rand Santo Domingo Columbus America

Safety Patrol Formed at Davis Junior High School

A safety patrol was organized at Davis Junior High with E L Stroud of the State Highway Patrol and Luther Campbell Alpine chief of police announcing patrols will guide students crossing streets and warn motorists during arrival and dismissal. Badges and white Sam Browne belts will be supplied to patrol members. In Fort Davis a separate incident saw two Mexican youths from Marfa arrested for an attempted post office robbery, with confessions linking other local robberies.

E. L. Stroud State Highway Patrol Luther Campbell Alpine Sam Browne Fort Davis Marfa Jim C. Walker John Calderon Amulfo Ontiveros

Mirror Packing Puzzle for McDonald Observatory Mirror

Cleveland engineers race to safely ship the 82 inch telescope mirror for McDonald Observatory in Texas. The parabolic surface must not be distorted above a millionth of an inch. They plan to ship by express car on a train to minimize bumps and ensure coating perfection before final routing is decided.

Cleveland Ohio Warner & Swasey Engineering Company Sitant MacDonald Observatory Mount Locke Davis Mountains Texas Warner & Swasey Pos Car Lundin Warner & Swasey Optical Department

Four hundred thirty nine deer bagged in Davis County season

Fort Davis February report by State Game Warden Tom Redford shows 439 bucks taken by 696 paid hunters and 314 unregistered hunters, totaling 2,010 hunters. Pay hunters paid ranchers and club managers $15,200, up $200 from the prior year, with 23 hunting clubs issuing licenses.

Fort Davis Nimrods Jeff Davis County Tom Redford

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Scheduled at Holland Hotel

Members and others interested in the city's progress are reminded of a Monday noon meeting at the Holland hotel. Items for the year ahead will be discussed and business to be transacted. Luncheon plates are 5 cents. reservations must be made with the chamber secretary by tomorrow.

Chamber of Commerce Holland Hotel C. C

Measday Convicted In Larceny Case In District Court

W. D. Measday was sentenced to two years after a jury convicted him on a cattle larceny charge. The alleged crime occurred in May last year involving a property tied to the Fage Estate. The jury deliberated late Wednesday into Thursday morning before verdict. Foster Convicted In Four-Year Term For Burglary Involving Railroad Car.

W. D. Measday Butterday Cass H.L. Hord Patti Evelyn Cooper Jr Henry Glamcock Watson-Anderson Gro. Co Great Southern Life Ins. Co Wm. Lundy T. B Davis A. L. King

Texas Rockies Sightings and Fort Stockton Church News

A warm weather punch of local lore and road travel notes opens with a playful jab at Everett Townsend and a claim about horned lizards spitting blood. The column records rising traffic on Highway 90, drivers from many states, and safety signs declaring Drink Drive and Die. It then passes through a 1900 Heisman vehicle sighting, Fort D. A. Russell WPA funding, a Ward County case on appeal, Balmorhea misadventures with talcum powder, and the First Christian Church Fort Stockton 1901 anniversary. It closes noting Victoria County’s naming after a Mexican president.

Everett Townsend Santone Everett Ripley San Gould Florida Sam del Rio Mexico New Bruns Canada Cal Fla N. J Idaho Mich Penn Iowa Wabash Wis Okla Ohio Ariz

New Dept for Sul Ross urged in Legislature

Kokernot of San Antonio and Alpine spoke to both houses seeking to add animal husbandry courses to Sul Ross College. He argued the ranch region needs local training and that area high schools teach vocational agriculture well, so students can study nearby.

Austin Kokernot San Antonio Alpine Sul Rone College

Alpine Hospital to Move to West Ave quarters

Dr Malone V Hill has leased the old Anderson house on West Ave East from F P Gibson Allamore and is remodeling it for a hospital with a maximum capacity of 10 patients. The Alpine hospital will vacate its present quarters by March 1. The building was acquired recently by A F Robinson who will reside there as a home.

W. van Sickle Eugene Parr Zeb Decie Foster Malone V. Hill Anderson Artroyo West Ave. E F. P. Gibson Allamore Hill Alpine Hospital A. F. Robinson

Trans Pecos Teachers Association Meeting Planned in Alpine

A meeting of the Trans-Pecos Teachers Association is set for March 16 to 18 in Alpine at Sul Ross College. A large delegation is expected, with committees arranging lodging in local homes, aiming for about 1 dollar per person. Local residents with spare rooms should contact the college or chamber of commerce.

Trans- Pecos Trans-Pecos Sul Ross College College and Chamber of Commerce College of the Chamber of Commerce

Enthused Booster Backs Texas Big Bend Park Plan

G A Baldini of Princeton's Westminster Chorus urged speedy action on a proposed Big Bend National Park. He argued the two million needed would attract tourism and cited his donated funds and travel to Texas. Dr G P Smith of Sul Ross recalled showing Carnegie Hall photos Baldini had taken. Baldini plans a future return for a real vacation.

Big Bead National Park G. A. Baldini Westminster Chorus Princeton N. J Alpine Mr. Baldini Texas Big Bend

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