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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1929

Page

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Residence blaze and director appointment noted

Mrs. W. F. Hudman sustained painful burns when a gasoline stove exploded in her East Holland avenue home. The fire caused heavy smoke and water damage. several pieces of furniture and clothing were destroyed, and a quick extinguish with chemicals limited further damage. Earlier, a cottage near the high school, occupied by the L. Vail family, also burned. J H. Head has been named director of emay writing for 1928 in the Texas Interscholastic Lease for District Seventeen, covering Alpine and surrounding counties including Jefferson Davis, Jeff Davis, Ward, Culberson, and nearby towns.

W. F. Hudman Hudman East Holland Avenue Hudmian H. W. Tobin L. Vail JH. Head Alpine Public Schools Emay Texas Valentine Terrell County Sanderson Upton County Rankin Ward County Barstow Grand Falls Culberson W. Horn Reagan County Dig Lake

Alpine Junior High To Play Rankin Five Here

Alpine junior high schedules preliminary games with Rankin at the college gymnasium Friday and Saturday at 7 and 8 pm. Alpine boys have been practicing hard and expect a strong showing in the college game following.

Junior High Rankin Five Alpine Junior High Rankin

Weekly Market Letter Sees Slow Trade On Feeder Cattle In Fort Worth

In Fort Worth Texas on a January market with light buyers, feeder and fat cattle prices stayed steady to lower with very slow sales. White face steers led at 1414 pounds for 12 dollars. bulk steer classes ranged 10 to 11.50. cows and calves varied from 4 to 9 for cows and 10.50 to 11.25 for good calves. Hog prices slipped 5 to 10 cents with tops near 9.05, while lambs sold 13 to 16. Bulls traded around 7.50 to 8.50 with a 8.25 load of 1293 pounds noted.

Fort Worth Texas Ferelptu

Big Bend Ranch Sales Attract Outsiders In Far West

Outsiders show interest in Big Bend ranches as multiple sales unfold in recent days. J M Pouncey’s Chisos mountains ranch sold to C L Henigan who will reside in Alpine with his family. Alfred Welch buys the Herring ranch near Rock Springs, about 28 000 acres. B C Humphries and a Mr Norton of Uvalde have been in the area seeking ranch property.

Bis Mend J. M. Pouncey Chisos ‘Mountains C. L. Henigan Alpine Melton College Hill Alfred Welch Rock Springs Herring B.C. Humphries

Salesman Dies On Way To Stockton

Sam Rosen aged 52 of Kansas City died Wednesday night near Hovey forty miles west of Fort Stockton while en route from Alpine to Fort Stockton with VL Richards. Rosen had complained of illness all day and slumped in his seat after a paroxysm of pain as they neared Hovey. Richards drove to town seeking a physician but could not find one.

Sam Rosen Kansas City Alpine Fort Stockton VL. Richards Hovey Hosen Rosen Mr. Richard Richards

Citizens urged to burn grass as precaution in city cleanups

A meeting of Alpine chamber of commerce officers urged citizens to burn grass and weeds on vacant lots and around homes to reduce fire risk after heavy rains. President A F Robinson said a citywide clean-up will follow, with ranchers and residents coordinating to fight brake ties amid high winds and growing fire danger.

Chamber of Commerce A. F. Robinson Satwa Algo

Wayland College Here For First Game of Season

Sul Ross coach Graves shapes a green Lobos quintet for the season opener against Wayland College of Plainview Texas in the new Sul Rose gymnasium. The team, with four former lettermen and several new players, begins a tough schedule and seeks loyal home and away support. Meanwhile West Texas ranchman I V McElroy dies in Alpine at 62 after heart trouble, with funeral services and Masonic rites held there. he left a large family including prominent Alpine residents.

Graves Sul Ross Duck Younger Red Allen Ray McNeill Henry Lease Graves II Abso Sul Ross Cage Lobos Wayland I. V. McElroy West Texas R. Coffey Mrs McElroy Kent Mr. McElroy Jeff Davis County Ernest Bert Med el Paso Ildren Rob. Cottey Bart McElroy Alpine Curtis Toyah Walter Rob Jert Jack Davis Edwin Finley Pecos Coffey Masons Fort Davis McElroy Lodge Alpine Masons R. F. Davis Buren Sparks Baptist Church Alpine Cemetery Ourottown Tom Duncan Slater Foyah W. D. Casey Velma Jack Gentry Casey J Gentry

How To Escape The Flu In Alpine Advice

Health authorities urge simple rules to limit flu spread in Alpine area. Avoid crowded cars and meetings, limit close contact, rest well, eat citrus, keep bowels open to boost resistance, and treat early with aspirin for colds or gargle for sore throat. If flu is suspected, call your doctor.

Travel salesman dies in Texas natural causes verdict

Richard Rosen a salesman for Edward B. Strauss Clothing Co. died in Fort Stockton after his companion passed away earlier at Kreat vide. A coroner's inquest held by Judge EC Dyche returned a verdict of death from natural causes. Rosen, with district sales manager Mr. Richards from Kansas City, was traveling through the state.

Fort Stockton Richards EC Dyche Rosen Edward B. Strauss Clothing Co Strauss Co Kansas City Ft. Stockton

Boy Killed by Hunting Companion in Pinto Canyon

In the Big Bend region near Weatherby ranch a hunting companion, Doc Friend, accidentally killed Rollie Dragon, mistaking him for a deer. The incident occurred on rough terrain. Rollie died en route to safety. An inquest in Marfa upheld accidental death. The story notes visitors come to hunt, marking a rare tragedy in years. Mrs. Bess Van Pelt left for El Paso after a two week stay with relatives in Marfa.

Big Bend Rollie Dragon Doc Friend Pinto Canyon Weatherby Ranch Mr. Friend Friend Rollie Marfa Mr. Young Brady United States Tts Big Bend Sentinel Marta

Alpine Independent School District approves bond issue by large margin

Alpine Independent School District voters approved a 90000 dollar bond issue and an adjacent maintenance tax in a mass meeting held at the county courthouse. Of 499 valid votes, 247 supported the bond and 152 opposed. the maintenance tax drew 346 in favor and 141 against. About 65 thousand dollars of bonds will fund a new high school site, building repairs, enlargements, and improvements. County officials LT. Votanson and Sim P. Or and Irene Peters served as judges and clerks.

Alpine Indepen Ah Mount Spen Votanson Sim P Mate T. Irene Peters

New Residences and Buildings on East Holland Ave

Multiple new structures appear on East Holland Avenue including a concrete block residence by iorke Bless valued around 4000 dollars and a warehouse for Senator B F Berkeley south of Magnolia Petroleum. A two story garage with apartments and a stuccoed frame building on Fourth Street near the Baptist church, about 1800 dollars, are also noted with remodeling of the Smithers property on Colle Hl.

Iorke Bless Holland Avenue B. F. Berkeley Magnolia Petroleum Company Fourth Street Baptist Eh B.C. Moseley Parkin Colle Hl Smithers

Bleachers For 350 Set Up In College Gym

Bleachers for 350 seats have been installed in the new gymnasium along the west side, with about 250 configured for use. They are movable and can be set up or removed quickly, making them versatile for college activities at the gym, tennis courts, and other gathering spots.

Pecos couple Virgie Cowan and Clarence Mount wed here

Last Saturday afternoon Miss Virgie Cowan and Mr Clarence Mount both of Pecos were united in marriage by Rev Leon Williams in a ceremony attended by a few relatives. After the ceremony they left for Pecos to reside in a newly completed bungalow.

Virgie Cowan Clarence Mount Pecos Leon Willams

Cold Weather Seen Persisting With Early Winter Frosts

The town reports a sequence of cold conditions since New Year with December like lows around 20 or below. A southwest wind brought dust and a later shift to north winds kept freezing temperatures through Wednesday night with prospects for limited fruit budding and a potentially decent crop later.

Alpine Lury

Scout troops split to form two equal units in Brewster County

At the first scout meeting of the new year Alpine plans to divide the existing troop into two equal units due to a surge in enrollments. A. F. Robinson becomes the full county scout executive with two troopmasters and several assistants, including Clinton Kuett Sr and Ray Roberts. A Mexican troop is planned for the near future.

A. F. Robinson Dhee Brewster County Clinton Kuett, Sr Ray Roberts Reell Roberts Ray May Ted

College Professor Weds Florida Girl in Marfa

Miss Maude Crook of Pen Florida married Dr. Gillis in Marfa Texas on Christmas Eve. The couple resides in Alpine where Gillis serves on Sul Rows College faculty. Kokernot arrived from San Antonio Tuesday for business.

Maude Crook Pen- Florida Guna Marfa Texas Alpine Gillis Bof Sul Colle H. L. Kokernot San Antonio

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Blaze Cassidy - Southwerern Commission Co Stockton Wayland College Bess van Pelt WI Garnett M. H Gossett East Holland Ave ECOS Ollege Florida Ells Good Housekeeping Institute
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