Alpine Avalanche Delivers Local News From Brewster Texas
A groaning page features community notices and editorials on education economy and local printing, plus a Canadian report on Miss Kathleen Rice who homesteaded in Manitoba. It discusses school funding, veteran welfare, and the National Education association stance, with commentary on municipal lighting, traffic safety costs, and quack medical schemes.
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Alpine Avalanche
Brewster
Alpine
Mountain-Big Bend
Texas
Congress
Hoger W. Babon
Natonal Economy League
Tneas
Babson
Tye
League
Kathleen Rice
St. Mi 7'S
Ontario
Winnipeg
Herb Lake
Miss Rice
Unusual divorce plan ends without court action in Cleveland home
Mr and Mrs Plorian L Hummer of Cleveland sought a novel arrangement to divorce but stay in their $40,000 home. They acted as manager and boarder for 30 days before wanting the divorce set aside, only to learn the judge had not signed the record and no legal decree existed.
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Motria Piahbeln
Franklin
City
Elisha Perkins
George
Plorian L. Hummer
Cleveland
High School News and Bucks Victory in Recent Games
AHS notes turmoil over graduation attire and a plan for a mountaintop commemorative A, while the Bucks swept Sanerson, Port Davis, and Toyah in last week’s games. Reports include student chatter, Latin class wins, and senior buzz about a lasting high school memory.
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Toyah
Ucks
Toyan
Chas Chambers Leads Fest Lane Trip Amid Rambling Notes
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Chas Chambers and a party along Fest Lane. Details are unclear but the text indicates a carried trip with references to Rams.
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Parte
Buried Treasure Legends Draw Fatal Quest in New Mexico
Hollywood man W. W. Brooks, 68, dies while seeking a legendary gold cache in New Mexico. His body found by a cowboy after authorities ruled out murder and concluded he fell, suffering fatal injuries while pursuing the map said to show hidden wealth.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
W. W. Brooks
Hollywood
Calif
Brooks
Miraculous show to visit Granada with Willard the Wizard
A big miracle show arrives next Wednesday and Thursday March 1 and 2 featuring Willard the Wizard and ten assistants. The performance includes a matinee for school children at Granada. The story also recalls the legend of Arthur Manby of Taos and buried gold said to be hidden in jars and fruit jars, tied to a mysterious decapitated body and long lost loot with a history of pursuit and rumor.
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Willard
Granada
Mus
Arthur Manby
Taos
Billy the Kid Treasure Sought in Rumored Southwest Hoard
Fragmentary report suggests Billy the Kid’s supposed gold hoard near Springer may have attracted would‑be treasure seekers. The scattered notes reference a cattleman L Glen Maxwell and possible hidden wealth, with cautious speculation on the hoard’s existence.
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Billy the Kid
Viewny Coun Dever Nave
Lglen
Maxwell
Springer
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W. Crabtree
National Education Association
National Americantam Commission of the Legion
American Legion
Mabeon
Crabtree
Texas Legion News
Lively
Howe
Poly
National Surety Council
Srvey
Detroit
Schrenk
Post Office Department
HI School News
David
Thelma
Marvin
Edward
Charles
Senor Lass
Ohree
Chas. Chambers
New
Mex
Atre
Manby
Dom Adams
Propriet
Plymouth
State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
General Banking
M. H. Moorman
SILK
DeLuxe
Ilaste
Nes