Alpine plans for courthouse repair and President's Ball
Littleton and Crawford elected leaders of the Alpine chamber at the Holland hotel gathering attended by about 78. New directors named include Vogt and Frazer. WPA and CCC projects fund courthouse jail rehab and park development for Centennial program. President's Ball preparations under way with two events scheduled January 30 and ticket advance sales.
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Littleton
Paul Vogt
J. W. Frazer
F. L. McCollum
J. E. Casner
Dom ‘Adams
R. A. Whiteside
T. A. Beard
H. W. Morelock
Proram
Alpine Contractor
WPA
Two Drug Stores Consolidate In Alpine Move
Alpine Drug Store will relocate to the corner of Holland Avenue and Sixth Street and consolidate with the recently acquired Fisher Drug Store under the Alpine name. The Scenic Southwest association formed in El Paso aims to promote tourism and highway improvements across an eight state area, including Texas New Mexico and northern Mexico.
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Alpine Drug Store
Holland Avenue
Sixth Street
W. C. Fisher
Comet Drug Store
Scenic Southwest Association
Fisher Drug
Texas
Mexico
New Mexico
Asia
el Paso
Seales
R. S. Carnes
Ark
George Renger
Las Cruces
Southwest Attractions Association Formed at El Paso Meeting
Organization formed to boost regional attractions from El Paso through West Texas to New Mexico and Arizona and back, with aims to support the Texas Centennial. It urges governors to press Roosevelt for an extra 300 million dollars for road work and to coordinate with highway commissions to close gaps.
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el Paso
Chisos Mountains
Big Bend National Park
Davis Mountains
Fort Stockton
Odessa
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Tucumcari
Dalhart
Socorro
Springerville
Arizona
Clifton
Safford
Bisbee and Douglas
Naco
Chihuahua
Mexico
Alpine
Monthly Meetings To Be Held by CC
The chamber of commerce votes to hold monthly banquets on the third Monday night at the Holland hotel. D C Littleton, newly elected president, outlines committee appointments and plans for the year hoping for broad attendance and closer ties with the public.
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Board of
Chamber of Commerce
Mos Holland
D. C
Women's Clubs Start Beautification Work on Courthouse Lawn
Alpine Study Club El Progreso and Bluebonnet clubs launch a courthouse lawn beautification project planting about 75 shrubs and trees this week. A landscape expert from El Paso supervised plantings at each corner and along the east side with Chinese elms.
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Alpine—Study Club
el Progreso
Bluebonnet
el Paso
Lassiter Reappointed CC Secretary With Pay Raise
Mrs. Berta Lassiter was re elected secretary of the chamber of commerce at a Monday directors meeting. She has served as secretary for two years and received a substantial raise as the board praised her work.
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Berta Lassiter
Chamber of Commerce
Divorce Granted After Husband Sprays Hog Disinfectant
In St Louis, Mrs Ann cites her husband sprayed her with hog disinfectant leading to divorce. The court granted the dissolution, noting the unusual chemical incident as the primary cause of separation.
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Mr. Ann
St. Louis
Alpine Man Bitten on Face by Coyote
Burl Jackson an Alpine cowboy was bitten on the nose and upper lip by a coyote during a hunting attempt. Joe Ivey released the animal which charged and injured him. The head was sent to Austin for examination and Jackson is under a physician's care who does not believe the animal had rabies.
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Burl Jackson
Jackson
Joe Ivey
Eckson
Austin
Sul Ross College Second Semester Opens Next Week
Registration for the second semester at Sul Ross College begins next Monday amid expected higher attendance. New students are arriving in town, while many more seek information. An illustrated bulletin outlines room and board costs, the split-semester fee plan, job options, and details on supervised recreation and social activities, with student cottages downtown and new native stone cottages under construction.
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Sul Ross College
Sul Ross
Plans for Alpine Marfa paving project start
Preparations to begin the Alpine Marfa road paving project are under way with aerial construction slated for the first week of February. W W Vann Kerrville and associate Ross Austin supervise, as a $200000 project aims to pave at least the east half within 260 days, creating local jobs near Alpine and Marfa.
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W.W. Vann
Kerrville
Vann
Ross Austin
Marfa
Alpine
Rainbow To Install Officers Tomorrow
A public installation of officers of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will be held at the Masonic hall tomorrow night at 7 20 o clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Avalanche subscription plea urges prompt payment
Notice to subscribers stresses slow renewal responses over the past week. Some have paid or promised to pay, others ignore requests. The paper asks for at least a shown interest and willingness to meet subscribers halfway, noting debt costs and the need for cooperation.
Fire fighters thanked for aiding Alpine blaze at Chaffin home
The Alpine Volunteer Fire Department expresses gratitude to all who assisted in extinguishing an early Thursday fire at the Chaffin residence. They also commend Alpine women for bringing hot coffee to the crew during the cold morning, signed by Fire Chief Van Binion.
Coldest season reading as blizzard lingers in Highland
Sunday morning brought eight above in Santa Fe station records and twenty above on Monday. Southern Pacific logs show two mornings at twenty four. former low was twenty above on December seventeenth. Warm spell follows with sun and milder afternoon. Ice expected later in the week. Thomas W. Orange Ross and Granger with Harold Thomas and Milton Pullis will attend the Texas Band Teachers Association meeting in San Antonio. The event runs over two days with a large parade featuring about fifty bands.
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United States
Highland
Santa
Thomas W. Orange Ross
Mass meeting to discuss bond for U S 90 right of way
City plans a mass meeting for February 1 at 7 29 p m to discuss routing U S 99 and financing rights of way through Alpine. Proponents and opponents may speak as county officials weigh a bond election and street widening near West Holland Avenue and Hi wy, including a new underpass at Santa Fe.
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Commissioner's Precinct No
Soi Mt
Votin
Alpine
Commissioners Court
Holland Avenue
Holland
College Avenue
Santa Fe
West Side
Highway Department
County Commissioners Court
Demand for Poll Receipts Is Slow This Election Year
With poll tax payment due in ten days Milton Gilmer deputy tax collector reports receipts lag 1000 behind 1934 totals. Records show about 1450 receipts for IMM road and only 469 issued for six county voting precincts. Few 21 year olds have sought exemption certificates, which riders must obtain to vote in upcoming primaries and general election.
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Milton Gilmer
IMM
Lobos Talk Of Home Games After North Tour
The Lobos return home this week after a grueling road swing through Abilene Lubbock and Chihuahua City. The team, featuring Daniel Baker, played three days of games with close results, and the Hillbillies from Brownwood are next on the schedule. The paper notes new local repairs by ertsin and a move by Mr Robertson to Alpine.
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Lobo Basket
Daniel Baker
Chihuahaas City
el Paso
Chihuahua
Plans For Future Are To Be Decided at Semi-Annual Hereford Breeders Meet
The Highland Hereford Breeders association will hold its semi annual meeting at El Paisano hotel in Marfa starting with a 12 noon luncheon followed by the business meeting. The group aims to recruit and push on despite recent cattle market pressures. A drought impacted calf sales across the western range with about 50 percent fewer calves than previous years, while production rose elsewhere and land returned to grazing. The discussion notes weaker demand, shifting regional cattle dynamics, and ongoing efforts to address industry challenges.
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Highland Hereford Breeders Association
el Paisano
Marfa
Merrille
United States
Towa
Fire Rips Highland House In Morning Blaze
About 1:30 yesterday morning a two story apartment building owned by Mr. and Mrs. E A Chaffin near Central ward school was gutted by fire. Estimated damage was around 5000 dollars with partial insurance coverage. volunteer firefighters fought the blaze for hours and saved some furniture on the ground floor.
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Highland House
E A. Chaffin
Central Ward
Valia Nours
Death of J B Doddridge noted in Alpine area
News reached Alpine this week of the Portland Oregon death last Thursday of J B Doddridge a longtime resident who lived near Jim P Wi Valley ranch and in the south part of the county. He had served as president of Green Valley Oil Company which drilled tests in the county.
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J.B. Doddridge
Alpine
Portland
Oregon
Davldrid
Jim P. Wi
Doddridge
Green Valley Oil Company
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Oriantal Bend National Park
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B. F. Barksley
H.W. Morelock
Park Progress
Berkeley
CCC
Campbell Barker
Ross College
Marfa Gap
Rainbow
van Binion
Mass Meet
South Hill
Boy Scout Lodge
Yes Oe
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Lobos
Ertsin
San An
Spofford
Robertson