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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1955

Page

2

Safe and Sane Fourth in Alpine Big Bend area

Alpine and Big Bend Davis Mountains residents report a safe Fourth of July with no serious accidents. Large crowds attended dances in Marathon the free barbecue in Alpine baseball games and a spectacular fireworks display by the Big Bend Post American Legion. The celebration closed peacefully after the 9 30 p m pyrotechnic finale.

Alpine Big Bend-Davis Mountains Big Bend Post American Legion

Mrs. Perry of Alpine Honored for Texas Heritage

In reflecting on Texas history, Alpine’s late Hallay Bryan Perry is praised as a keeper of heritage who preserved the ideals of Stephen F. Austin and Davy Crockett. Her life is described as devoted to memorializing pioneers and the Texas spirit for future generations.

Sam Houston Stephen F. Austin Davy Crockett Texas Hally Bryan Perry Alpine

Alpine Developments and Roundup Highlights 1930

Alpine agrees to a natural gas franchise with Eastern capitalists. Border Way traffic averages 400 vehicles daily. New entrance on Ave C planned for Sul Ross College. Seventeen new street lights installed south of the S P Railroad. Alpine Vaqueros win three straight over Wink from Shell Oil in a Roundup. Water supply improves after showers. daily use had reached 600000 gallons. John F. Sutton named judge of the 112th Judicial District by Governor Moody. Old Settlers and Cowboys Roundup draws large crowds. Santa Helena Canyon auto inner tubes considered for river safety. Shafter Silver Mine near Marfa closes after 47 years, 450 workers affected. Sul Ross College gym addition bids invited. Alpine golfers compete at Cloudcroft, New Mexico.

Holiday crowds fill B B Park with record attendance

Fourth of July visitors packed B B Park over the weekend with packed concessions and full dining rooms. Ranger reports show campers exceeding 200 in Basin campgrounds as visitors from Van Horn Del Rio Fort Stockton and nearby towns explored the park. Local families joined outdoor worship at the campfire circle and a large Lions Club installation marked the event. Rainfall was light in the Basin last week.

Margo Blakey the Basin Panther Junction Burt Beckett van Horn del Rio Fort Stockton Cattall Falls Jack Jennings Earl Steele Santa Elena Boquillas

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