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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1921

Page

2

Was double tragedy planned by highwaymen

A freight train wreck near Passine Mase West of Alpine killed engineer Will Bohlman and badly injured fireman Charley Robinson. Investigation suggests an attack on the engine to cause a wreck. a passenger train was spared as it neared the scene. Both victims lived in Sanderson with families.

Alpine City Passine Mase Will Uohlman Charley Robinson Littl Middlebrook Engineer Bollman Robinson Passine Pass Aoman Caboose Marfa Toronto Passino Bohlman Sanderson

Local residents accue guests and travelers linger in West Texas towns

Names of people visiting relatives and staying at homes across Christoval Fort Stockton Marathon San Angelo San Antonio Marfa and San Angelo list short trips to see relatives attend events and join gatherings during the 4th of July week with several guests staying with Mrs Homer W Ferguson Mrs James H Lewis and Mrs G H Yates among others plus mentions of Packaway Saturday specials and Sul Ross Normal attendees.

S. M. Ansley Merle Madge Marathon G. H. Yates Sul Ross Normal

Derricks and Drillers Nearing Deep Oil Wells in Bone Springs District

Reports from multiple wells in the Bone Springs area indicate active drilling and rising expectations. The Portland Syndicate on Section 2, Block 234 probes 600 to 700 feet with good oil indications. Bone Springs Oil & Gas Syndicate advances near the old Buttrell water well. Nine Points Oil Company erects a derrick on 335 Section 1 and plans drilling within ten days. The Polk Prospecting Company's well on Section 18, Block 140 reaches 1200 feet with gas shows. other leases and prospecting activity spread through Alpine and surrounding tracts as companies race to strike oil.

Portland Syndicate Doddridge Bone Springs Oil & Gas Syndicate Buttrell Nine Points Oil Company California Bone Springs Polk Prospecting Company Great Bone Springs Portland

Fort Stockton field drilling activity report update

Mr. W. K. Maull of Oklahoma City is arranging a well on Section 23 Block 48 owned by Mrs. Roberts. Dave Humphrey plans to resume drilling on Section 20 with a standard rig. Harve Bordner aims to restart on the Sherdine ranch for a 1600 foot sand test. The Grant Oil Cooperative drills the Miracle well deeper awaiting a pump for the Wonder Well. Bower Hale and Lamb report 1200 feet on their well.

W. K. Maull Oklahoma City Fort Stockton Roberts Dave Humphrey Harve Bordner Sherdine Ranch Grant Oil Cooporation

River well deepest in Pecos field amid red salt find

In Ward county the River well reaches record depth in the Pecos field and shows oil and gas in breaks of rock salt. The red salt formation is wide and rich in potash, suggesting Odessa could become a central producing area. The Malita well faces quicksand troubles while drilling continues.

Ward Ward County Pecos Texas Odessa

El Paso Man Visits Relatives In Local Area

James B. Hord of El Paso visits his brother Walter Garnett Jr and cousin Alonzo Hord. Miss Annette Rigsby of Fort Stockton stayed with her sister Miss Christine Rigsby last week.

Jennie Young Christine John Young Christine Woodall Houston Sarah Stroud James B. Hord el Paso Walter Garnett Jr Alonzo Hord Annette Rigsby Fort Stockton Christine Rigsby

Wax Worth Millions From Useless Weeds in Brewster County

In Brewster County Texas a vast wild candelilla wax resource is described. J C Morgan reports dense stands from the Pecos River mouth to Sierra Blanca across Terrell Presidio Brewster and El Paso counties. The plant covers thousands of acres. yields are high with ten tons per acre possible. Factories rely on by products for fuel. cultivation is possible though not yet attempted.

Brewster County J. C. Morgan New York Texas Pecos River Sierra Blanca Terrell Brewster, Presido el Paso Candelilla New Mexico Arizona Brewster

Social notes from the region include travels and visits

Mrs M T Chastain and granddaughter Gladys Johnson visit Fl Paso. Albha Yates Ruth Smith Byron Yates Jack Edwards Howard Derrick Felix McGaughy attend Fort Stockton July 4. Newt Gourley and daughter Nellie Mae journey to Kendalia Texas. Gourley parents to join home summer. Mrs M J Walter, ex proprietress Ritchey Hotel now Anaheim resident, travels to Brady. met by sister Mrs B Dunson. W C McCormick Alpine visit for rail company business. R G Eubanks Georgetown lawyer guests at Garnett Hotel.

Albha Yates Ruth Smith Byron Yates Jack Edwards Howard Derrick Felix McGaughy Fort Stockton Newt Gourley Nellie Mae Kendalia Texas Mr. Gourley M. J. Walter Ritchey Hotel Anaheim California Brady B. Dunson Menard J. L. Fullingim

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Murphy Manual Jordan Christoval J. F. Miles C. D. Wood Mr. Riegle Eva Collins Fl Paso Homer W. Ferguson Raymond Fisk Sam Harmonson San Angelo Allie Beard Laurel Miss James H. Lewis Ray Shuler John Blevins Jon. Walker Jennie Lillian Lindsey Norman A. Maier John Folward Deegan San Antonio Arrie B.D. Linn Lorena Grace Garnett Mrs. M. Casner Brewster Field Twin Cities Hovey Wilson Weil John W. Sims Sedalia Ed Dodson University Texas Top Company U. C. Railway Survey A. F. Luse Fort Worth Pinal Dome Company Devin Ranch Fort Stockton Field Bower Trans-Pecos Malita Avalanche W. C. McCormick Pre .G. Fi GS. A. Railway Company R. G. Eubanks Georgetown Texas Garnett Hotel THE Alpine, Tex
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