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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1963

Page

6

Public notice of citation issued by Brewster County court

The Alpine Avalanche reports a long form county court citation issued January 10 1963 in Alpine Texas directing multiple defendants including Rhoads and listed heirs and unknown stockholders to appear in the 83rd Judicial District Court of Brewster County to answer a trespass to try title suit involving private land parcels in Brewster County. The notice requires a written answer by 10 a.m. on the first Monday after forty two days from issuance and details survey numbers and land descriptions in disputes over title and possession.

District Court Brewster County Texas Alpine Johnson J.T. Johnson Garland D. Rhoads Wally L. Johnson Peti Hon Mk&teryco Saia Pugh Hrewster County

Endorsement of labor groups for Big Bend park campaign

Avalanche reports Harry W. Acreman of the Texas State Federation of Labor endorses labor participation in the Big Bend National Park campaign in a letter to C. W. Woodman of Fort Worth. Also notes funeral for Ethel Clifford in Galveston, cold spell in Highland, power tax in Alpine, Sul Ross uncertain football future, and various local movements and visits across Marathon and surrounding towns.

Avalanche Big Bend National Park Harry W. Acreman Texas State Federation of Labor Austin C.W. Woodman Fort Worth Miss Ethel Clifford Galveston Ole Clifford E. Davidson Alpine Ethel Highland Weather Bureau Sul Ross College

Uncle Skinfint Tale in Two Language Fragments

A bilingual dialogue recounts Andrew asking Uncle Skinflint for a cent daily and proposing a death ruse at the cemetery to beg money for burial. Andrew explains the plan to a neighbor, stating they will pretend to be dead and seek funds from passersby to bury him.

Skinfunt Andrew Skinfline Andres Directamental Markey Skinflint Andres Iba

Old Fort Davis Land Dispute Decided by Judge Jackson

In Fort Stockton district court Judge W. C. Jackson instructed the jury to favor plaintiff A. H. Hill against Henry Willbanks et al in a suit to settle ownership of a Davis Mountains tract. Court moved to the county courtroom due to cold, as a wood stove warmed the room amid tobacco smoke.

Avalanche Davis Mountains W. C. Jackson Fort Stockton A. H. Hill Henry’ Will

Rites Held For Fort Davis Infant Slain In Slavery Era?

Rites held for Jeannie Hernandez infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolfo Hernandez at St Joseph's Cemetery Fort Davis. Born January 4 she died January 7 at Brewster County Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her parents one sister Mary Helen and grandparents Manuel Hernandez Fort Davis Bartolo Villaueva Marfa. Geeslin Funeral Home in charge.

James Logan Sterling City W. D. Craddock Denver City Nellie Litchfield Iowa J. W. Frazer W. E. Neill van Ham C. B. Lovelace Jr Burbank Calif Pink Phelps Ray Morrow Sul Ross Kandy Tefferson Standard Life Insurance Co Dallas Tom Carney Ferguson Apartments Captain Tey CCC Balmorhea Chisos St. Joseph's Cemetery Fort Davis Jeannie Hernandez Odolfo Hernnandez Brewster County Memorial

Telephone Talk about 1963 arriving faster than 1962

Jim Brewer reflects on time passing quickly as 1963 replaces 1962. He notes 1962 was cool and expresses a sentiment of missing it before adjusting to the new year and the changes it brings.

Telstar and 1962 advances at Southwestern Bell

Highlights from Southwestern Bell in 1962 include Telstar the first active communications satellite and steady progress in stormproofing the long distance network. The year saw cable pressurization to keep moisture out, easier fault detection, and many voice boosters to improve clarity across distances.

Southwestern Bell Telstar

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Alpine Avalanche St. Alpine P. O Tex Jeff Davis Else Sar IBM Big Bend Park State OF Texas Stive Anghilan Paul Peter Aimi William Ayers Anton Braida Rosa Eugenie Bleggi Tagnoli James Cas Wis C. Corgait Elmor Castaldi David James Dominietti Aniels D. E. Dander Duncan Wil- Matthew Dover Robert Edmis- Fenoglio Peter Wudio Guisep Guisep- Erico Gallo, Gergandi, Gilio Henry Hay, Frederck Johanas Ferderick Johanns HP. Jensen Steve Kuzmack Mitra Kluska Adam Landers Conrad Leiste A. D. Medford Tony Malvasio Candido Marascalchi Celesti Montisello Ben Martin Anna Marachello Anna Marchello Cecilia Mottia David Mitchell Moon Anna Marchella Adorino Olivieri Joe Olivieri Louis Princis Charles Louis Valer Joe Zeni Be & Corporation of Corporans Ely State of Central Power 6 Light Co Bey L. Buterill San Anonio Walter Skinner Jr San Antonio Gage Hotel Homer Rackley Julia Mark Herring Otto Lochanen del Rio C. A.adams Tom Yarbro Greensburg Amo Big Bend Avestown Ted Mike Edmond Alpine Ffa Johny Gibbons Forrest Pop By M. P. Slover Old Fort Davis Cr. B. Carey Sulow College For Davis Ehesterday Marta Flays Teret Fedea Mis Mary Praca Bagel Ants Martha Ilk Svingy Mis G Hiss Miller J. Merrill Tymnel E. Smith Merrill Brady's Texaco Service E. Holland — Alpine Ft. Davis Jim Brewer Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Comet Mercury Motor Company Lincoln Brewster County Motors East Holland Avenue
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