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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1920

Page

5

Local Notables and Social Roundup in Alpine

Clyde Smith returns home from Siniey holidays. Bess Glass Yoakum substitutes at the High School. Miss Cotter heads to Terlingua to teach. Mrs. Van Every visits Fabens after Alpine stay. W. Campbell, family travel to Fabens. J. T. Page visits Alpine before heading to Missouri and Tucson. Rev. Reemtsma leaves for San Saba marathon, Langtry, Dryden. Postmaster Coleman returns after illness. Orient officials Hudle Magenheimer and Magen imer in Alpine en route to San Angelo. Brownwood trip for Spanel trial includes Judge Van Sickie and others. Prof Burnans arrives. Sul Ross Normal’s Manual teacher named. Alpine welcomes newcomers Archer family. Burnam cattle acquired on De Norte Gap ranch. Avalanche notes festive gathering and publication of brother’s name.

J. D. Archer Hansford Means

Duncan Weyerts Tie The Knot In Stamford Home Ceremony

Cecil Duncan of Stamford and Miss Mary Weyerts of Alpine were married Tuesday night January 2 1020 in the bride’s home with Rev U S Netterville officiating. The couple will reside in Stamford where he is an engineer for the M E T and T. Friends from Alpine offer best wishes for a long, happy, prosperous life.

Cecil Duncan Stamford Mary Weyerts Alpine U. S. Netterville John A. Weyerlé Fort Stockton Isi Ture

Red Cross Home Care Course Led by Mrs Smith

Red Cross notes describe a home care course conducted by Mrs S C Smith official representative of the Red Cross and a graduate nurse. Four classes have been organized four meet during the day and one at night at the High School Auditorium. Thirty eight high school students and fifty women have enrolled with more urged to join and start by Monday to complete the certificate. The course promises benefit to all enrollees.

S.C. Smith Athern I Red Cross Middlebrook

Epworth League Program Opens With Songs and Talk

The Epworth League program featured opening song No Prayer led by Emma Kneese, a talk on Tithe and Why by He Leader Spadien, Miss Malvina Be as a tither, Miriam Webb, a special address by Rev. C K Campbell, and a closing song with league benediction. Attendance interest grows as Mrs E M Glenn and J B Hurley of Study Butte visit Alpine on Sunday.

Treader Farl Kirk Emma Malvina Miriam Webb C.K. Campbell

Twenty six thousand acre land deal in Brewster county

The John Young Land Company closed a deal this week for a 25000 acre ranch in Brewster County blocks G14 and GIs. Purchasers, Pennsylvania oil men, pay 68000 cash and plan to begin drilling wells soon after derricks and machinery are ready.

John Young Land Company Brewster County Pennsylvania Oil

Real Winter Hits This Section

Snow began Wednesday afternoon and continued into Thursday, with about a foot of snow initially, much of which melted. Temperatures plunged to near zero, freezing rain and ice thickening to almost three quarters of an inch. Many sidewalks and hydrants froze. A Snelling of Austin, Inspector of Masonry, visited Tuesday for an inspection.

Reward for milk bottle theft arrest at R A Stone Dairy

A classified notice offers a $25 reward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons stealing milk bottles from R A Stone Model Dairy. The ad emphasizes prompt action against theft and seeks public assistance in recovering property.

For Sale Items and Contact Names

Classified notice lists for sale maize and other goods with various contact names including A S Justice in Alpine and A J Riesto in Navajo Texas. Also mentions rifles, cordwood, sacks, coats of corn and price prompts with telephone references.

A. S. Justice Alpin E. Cardwell Ag Savage A. J. Riesto Navajo Texas

Cabbage Plants for Sale and Trade Offers

Cabbage plants offered postpaid at 32.30 per 1000 or express collect 200 per 1000. Large quantity asks price. Georgia Texas Plant Company, Dallas Texas. Also for sale or trade a small two bladed knife. Daisy Bread mentions Alpine Bakery and cement work by Braden and BOE. Daisy Bread and Daisy Breadmihe advertised as best and healthiest.

Georgia-Texas Dallas Texas Jjtasenis Alpine Bakery Braden Daisy Boe B.E. Braden Mason

Alpine Christmas visitors and local notes spread wide

A roundup of Alpine area residents and friends visiting relatives over Christmas includes A. W. Ekdale of Terlingua as a Sunday visor in Alps, Mrs. Helle Foote in El Paso, Earl Ligon from Fort Stockton, J C Newton of Hondo, W. B. Hancock circle, Mrs. Howard Hamilton of Marathon, Miss Allie Wunyan teaching at Study Butte, Miss Georgia Stroud going to Eagle Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Van Sickle from San Angelo, Mrs. Mary Reed and daughter with Mrs. W. B. Hancock, and other Alpine friends and teachers noting local school ties and a reference to Judge J. L. Martin Sr. in Avila region.

A. W. Ekdale Terlingua Alps Helle Foote el Paso Earl Ligon Fort Stockton Alpine Georgia Stroud Eagle Lake Harley van Sickle San Angelo van Sickle Mary Reed Christmas W. B. Hancock Ethel

Mining Man Fred Waldsen Joins Alpine Firm as Operations Chief

Fred Waldsen arrives in Alpine to lead operations for the Study Butte mining company. He brings two years of quicksilver experience with the Waldron company and a long record in Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. Waldsen previously worked with the Study Butte firm and now assumes a key role in Brewster County.

Fred Waldsen Waldron Butte Mi Pany Terlingua Brewster Mir Walddsmith Colorado Arizona New Mexico Butters Alpine Cony

Clarence Soney Sparks obituary notice from Brewster County

Clarence Soney Sparks born in Sparks Texas in 1869 died in Alpine on Wednesday December 1919 aged about 50. Funeral services conducted January 1 1920 by Rev U S assisted by Revs Walker and Regmtsina, with remains conveyed to their cemetery section and laid to rest with ritualistic rites. Sparks was known for his straightforward honest business and many friends in the community.

Mr. Sparks Sparks Texas Alpine U.S J .H. Walker J. J. Regmtsina Brewster ml

Sure Rearing Fruit Trees and Berries Catalog Notice

Short catalog note advertising fruit trees and berry plants with hardy varieties and flowering shrubs. Mentions home grounds and Ramse Lo Nursery in Austin Texas offering a free catalog for interested property owners.

Estal Ramse Lo Austin Tex

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clyde Smith Siniey Ies Lane Miss Cotter Sho Mo J. van Every Fabers Fabens W. V. Campbell WV. Campbell M. J. van Every J. T. Page Missouri Tucson W V. Campbell J. W. Ri H. J. Reemtsma Tomorow Sanerson Marathon Dryden and Langtry Presbyterian Mrs. C. A. Brown Marfa Newton W. L. Coleman Messrs Frederick Hudle London C. C. Magenheimer Los Angeles P. F. Magenimer Tuscon Orient Brownwood Judge van Sickie Jim P. Wilson A. A. Newell Jennie Buckelew A. M. Burnans Bur Teoining Heetor House Pro Nam Sul Ross Normal Ava Duncan-Weyerts Cadillac Packard Hudson Essex Buick Dodge Brothers Fed F. W.D Republic Casner LE Casner Mer Pecos Red Epworth League E. M. Glenn J. B. Hurley Study Butte O. Cazares & C Ewenty A. Snelling of Austin R. A. Stone Model Dairy Larnhart Hotel H. Jarrett Barnhart J.C. Newton Hondo Howard Hamilton Tom Newton and Childr Allie Wunyan Teacing School J. L. Martin Uvalde Avalde Mpine Wong Atepine Martin Southwest Clarence Soney Sparks Alpi Empire Wim. S. Hart The Patriot United States Nobby Usco United Stat Royal Cord Ruse Tie Alamo Lumber CO
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