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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1953
Page
7
Local Fort Davis items recount holiday visits from Miss Charlene Brandon of El Paso and Captain Robert Herman's return from California. A new public telephone booth was installed near the Southwestern Telephone building, beside the noon siren. A dramatic tent scene follows, detailing a tense encounter between a cynical Captain and a mysterious wise man, hinting at a possible rescue as predicted by the visitor.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to T C Wilson and others in a trespass to title suit over Survey 59 in Block 348 of the Texas Mexican Railroad Company land in Brewster County. Plaintiffs seek title and possession. respond by February 10, 1953, at the Alpine court.
Incomplete OCR article fragment lists staff and subscription rates for Brewster Jeff Davis and sidie Counties. Includes editor Lynn Forbes, Mrs Lora Bell, Fort Davis correspondent Mrs Alma Causey, Marathon correspondent, and a disclaimer about corrections. Narrative excerpt describes a snowy pass and impending rotation home for Christmas.
A man searches a tent for clues to a stranger's identity but finds no footprints in the mud. He kneels in distress, tears in his eyes, and laments forgotten New Year resolutions as a humorous aside.
Alpine business firms focus on accurate appraisals of their income and profits for the coming year as they plan columns outlining financial success strategies.
Pine schools plan an inventory of administrative New Year resolutions from the past five years. The key aim is to improve facilities and programs for Alpine children as economically as possible.
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