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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1931

Page

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Big Bend Ranches Benefit From January Rain Yeilding Good Stock Season

Range areas in the Big Bend have gained from January rain with an additional .61 inch of moisture. fogs and showers this week soaked the ground. Stockmen report pea vines and primrose blooming, forage ready, and soils germinating for a strong year. January and February moisture improved conditions for cattle, with 1.20 inches in January, four times last year’s level, and above freezing temperatures aiding plant protection. West Texas regions share the favorable forecast for spring grazing and overall cattle industry prospects.

Big Bend Rio Grande

County Court Meets Monday docket heavy for term

County officials announced the February term of county court begins Monday with a heavier criminal and civil docket than usual. The jury is called for Wednesday. Several major cases, including burglary and theft, are set, with 14 civil bad check and note suits to be resolved. some trials may be dismissed or continued. A list of jurors summoned for Wednesday is provided.

Lilly Mae Benton D. M. Bennett P. W. Cartwright William Cotter J. T. Davis J. H. Evans J. M. Everheart Raymond Garnett John Gillett Milam Harrison A. L. Hord Benton Howell J.B. Keefer, Jr al Kinsey J. C. LaBett G. K. Lange J. G. Leath

Bucks Change Line-Up, Beat Marfa By 35-30

The Alpine Bucks rallied after a sluggish first half to defeat Marfa 35 to 30 on a foreign court. Oliver altered the lineup, Langford at forward and Most at center, with Ford scoring 14 in his first regular game to edge Clarence Hord by one. The junior high Spikes beat Marta Doyies 6 to 6 in a separate preliminary.

Alpine Bucks Meep Marfa Cook Oliver Langford Ford Clarence Hord Iads Rourt

Nurse Brings Health Work to Brewster County

Mrs Lala Fay Kroeger completed a three month health program in Brewster County, examining over 1 000 children across six Alpine schools and others in Marathon Hovey Terlingua Dug Out and Study Batteries. She visited parents, advised methods, and drove thousands of miles protecting Rio Grande region efforts. Continued on last page.

Brewster County Lala Fay Kroeger Naree Atin Exrey Geninerwell Re Krueger Alpine Marathon Hovey Terlingua Batteria Krueger Rio Grande Drewster

Adams Buys M System in Alpine Grocery Trade

A. W. Stanley announces the sale of the M System grocery to Dom Adams of Alpine Mercantile. The change takes effect at the start of the month with the meat market in the same building unaffected. Adams is a well known Alpine resident taking charge Monday, while stock is inventoried and the going concern turned over tomorrow night.

M System A. W. Stanley Dom Adams Alpine Mercantile Company Adams Alpine Liv

Red Cross Quota Boost Sought in County Drive

County Red Cross officials report progress toward the $100 quota with $22.50 raised in Jed Cross drive. Six Alpine women are ready to solicit funds once weather improves, and Marathon area aims for $15 of the total. Any excess remains in the county for local relief work.

Water County Jed Cross Drive Breuth W. E. Caldwell Red Cros Texas

Daniel Baker Quintet Visits Sul Ross Likely Series Clash

Sul Ross coach Graves aims to preserve a flawless conference record as the Lobos host Daniel Baker Hillbillies in a two game set next weekend. The series carries high stakes with potential to vault Sul Ross atop the standings and erase past losses.

Graves Sul Ross Lobos Daniel Baker Hillbil Mes Scarlet and Gray Baker Boys Lobo Lobos Hillbillies Fraves

Delayed tax plan signed by governor dies Sunday

Governor Ross Sterling signed a bill extending county state and common school tax deadlines to October 15 with a 10 percent annual interest and 5 percent penalty after that date. The measure, meant to prompt tax payments, affected school taxes in Alpine and nearby districts. Dr. W T Stokes, Alpine physician since moving from Alabama, died suddenly at his home from a heart attack aged 54. He was born December 8 1877 in Reform Alabama and trained at University of Alabama.

Ross Sterling Alpine W. T. Stokes Alabama East Holland Avenue J. Redman Methodist Secured Reform William Thomas Stoker State Normal Gradu Te University of Alabama Florida Stokes Fort

Subscriptions Slow. Expirations and Arrears Prompt Action

A notice warns readers that progress on Avalanche subscriptions has slowed with few responses in the past week. Expiration dates are stamped on papers, and arrears mean discontinuation. Readers are urged to pay promptly or extend by notifying the paper. A list of names appears among those renewing, and a separate item notes a New York subscriber’s telephone cut for swearing at an operator.

New York

Alpine Students Named on Sul Ross Honor Roll

Ten Alpine students from Sul Ross College earned places on the honor roll after fall examinations. Recipients include Clarice Oliver with an A minus, Roy May, Florence Polit, Latian Sonn, St Chae with B, Aliee Clifford, Glennyth Herring, cella Pennington, and others among the 41 listed.

Sul Ross Fords Clarice Oliver Roy May Florence Polit Latian Sonn St Chae Aliee Clifford

Boquillas Mine Initiates Work on New Tunnel

Boquillas mining venture moves forward as Colonel RC Trowbridge starts a new tunnel south of the old entrance. Ore will be transported to a smelter around mid April or slightly later, with plans for large scale operations and rail transport from Cuatro Cienegas to Montezrey. The site lies four miles south of Te Grande in the Sierra del Carmen, amid rich ore claims and heavy logistics.

Boquillas Jon RC. ‘Trowbridge Te Grande Sierra del Carmen Trowbridge Alpine Cuatro Cienegas Coahuila Montez Rey Cuatro Dienegas Mexico

Pneumonia Stricken Reporter Nursed Near Here

A 23 year old reporter Herbert Doyle lies ill at a local building near the SP tracks unable to travel to a hospital in San Antonio. Dr J K Wright reports strong danger from pneumonia and exposure while relatives in Revere Massachusetts and a brother in San Antonio sent aid. The Relief Association has been informed and all medical expenses will be borne by relatives and friends.

Pneumonis J. K. Wright Herbert Doyle Pid San Antonio Akien OL V Revere Massachusetts Tal Ot

Taxpayers rush as tax collectors face last day

Amid confusion over late payments, officials report Brewster County owners have paid about 120000 in property taxes by yesterday noon. Bills show last day to pay and penalties vary with bills in limbo. Legislative action may extend deadlines to October 15 with 10 percent interest, depending on Governor Ross Sterling.

Erif Kop Ousy Ross Sterling Brewster

ADD ANOTHER LOCO STATION ON THE 101 RANCH FENCED AREA

Dr Matthews oversees a project to fence a large tract on the 101 ranch to study cattle reactions to loco plant exposure. Tests are conducted near Apine with cows placed inside the fenced area and fed to avoid loco plant contact. Government station notes continue on the last page.

Direc Matthews Fran

Beaver Trapping Suspects Captured After Nine Day Pursuit

A nine day chase across wet and cold weather ends when a planey crew is captured near Presidio. Officers tracked three men involved in trapping beaver along the Rio Grande, seizing 27 boats and fining them $620. The suspects face up to eight months in jail unless fines are paid. Lawman Crawford led the pursuit, reading the trail as the trappers fled by boat through treacherous waters, before finally being nabbed and jailed.

Ing Rio Grande Pete Lodi Court of Just.c Royal Mounted Crawford Presidio The Helena Hey Pratt

Drive for members at Brewster County Chamber

The Brewster County Chamber of Commerce starts a member drive aiming for 50 new members. The committee canvasses business houses urging affiliation, stresses unity, and equal votes for all members. Officials say wholehearted cooperation matters more than dues, with a monthly 1 cent per member rate discussed.

Brewster County Chamber of Commerce Busi Jes Shirley F Paty Gro Felecan Minut Chamber of Commerce

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Bucks Junior High Spikes Marta Doyies M” System Daniel Baker Old Alabama Koxernot B, Eaton Davis Hicks Gray Ft. Davis Mabel E. Bloys P. E. Lewis Ulphur Sul Ross College Monterrey Cing O. C
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