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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1927

Page

5

New Partner in General Agency Register Life Co

W N Johnson joins W H Kekernot Jr as general agents for the Register Life Insurance Co of Davenport Iowa Alpine HQ in the Hot building over Palace Pharmacy covers fourteen West Texas counties. Mr John Woma and family moved from Austin to Alpine last week to establish the agency.

Agency Register Life CO W.N. Johnson W.H. Kekernot, Jr Feneral Acon Regatr Life Insurance Company Davenport Towa Alpine Palace Pharmacy West Texas Ihe John Womaho Austin

Army Maneuvers at Marfa in September

War Department authorized field train maneuvers for the First Cavalry division stationed at Fort Mis Fort Clark and Camp Marfa to be held in September. About 150 officers will participate in the maneuvers, the second time such maneuvers are conducted in the county.

First Cavalry Division Fort Mis Fort Clark Camp Marfa Sepmber War Department Washingon Irs

Prominent Visitors Attend Alpine Roundup Rodeo

The Alpine annual Roundup drew prominent guests including a great grandson of General LI Sherwood, a Chicago native introduced at the morning session. The elder Sherwood, pension head under the Wiley administration and longtime Ohio congressman, was a friend of Uncle Joe Cannon and former editor of the Toledo Journal. The scene included local ties with Amarillo and related land dealings mentioned in brief notes.

Alpine LI Sherwood Sherwood Chicago Pension Congress Ohio Joe Cannon Toledo Journal Young Roberts Amarillo

Alpine Parade and Rodeo Draw Large Crowds

Alpine celebrated with a grand parade featuring decorated floats from local business houses and a major rodeo that drew praise for its excitement and crowd turnout. The Barrebeque and dances on outdoor floors drew thousands, with the Pace Pai ens encampment planning next year’s improved events.

Express Company Expands Big Business at Alpine

The Alpine office of American Railway Express Company reports a steady yearly rise in freight handled. J B Starns says daily need for a special express car from the west has grown, with transfers between the two railroads reaching up to 16,000 pounds daily and averaging around 13,000 to 19,000 pounds. Most traffic is destined for the Orient, Starns notes.

J. B. Wright Leo Howell Deep” Williamson Brewster VI Bama Banks Jack Holl | Wards J.B. Wright Alpine West Texas American Railway Express Company J. B. Starns Starnes JO A. Whitfield Aljine ‘Transfer Company Whitfield Red Starme

Sunday School Attendance Breaks Record Again

The article notes a new high in Sunday school attendance with 548 present the previous Sunday and 55 percent noted as the peak. It highlights active college student participation, calls for more home folks’ cooperation, and ranks Baptist and Methodist groups in a tight race for first place with 185 and 188 attendance respectively.

Benson Family Returns Home From Abilene

Mr and Mrs George M Benson and their family returned last week from Abilene where they have lived the past few months and will soon make their home here They are occupying the Yarbrough cottage near the high school building for the present.

George M. Benson Abilene Sthey Yarbrough Cottae

Rainfall at Patsano ranch near Alpine exceeds two inches

According to A. A. Murray a heavy rain last Friday dumped more than two inches on his Patsano ranch, located west of Alpine. The downpour extended northwest over a large portion of the Gage ranch, affecting several properties and prompting local residents to assess flood risk.

A. A. Murray Patsano Alpine Gage Ranch

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