Alpine Avalanche Buys Contractor for New Well Project
Alpine newspaper notes the town will let a contract for a new well. The notice outlines rates, editors, and local correspondents as part of its weekly publication from Alpine Texas, with details on publication matters and corrections policy.
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Alpine Band Faces Hard Time Over Rehearsals
Alpine Mante mighty cood chance of losing one of the finest advertan dium, when wed corretly, that any small town cam have for aera months the players turning out to rehearals have been few fr more. Old John Philp Hoe could 1k make music with players who ever do not or eam not turn out free Practice. Benedetti ol to be blamed.
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Alpine students boost church attendance says local pastors
Alpine pastors report college students, young and old, strengthen church life across the town this summer. They credit active faculty and active youth programs, noting students participate as Sunday school leaders and stewards. Citizens should welcome visitors to fill services after the Fourth.
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Salvation Army Drive Seeks Alpine Support This Year
The Salvation Army conducts its annual nationwide fund drive with Alpine canvassed for a 200 dollar quota, down from 250 last year. Local hope rests on reader generosity amid trying times, noting fewer bums and drifters and urging subscriptions to aid poverty relief.
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Alpine Rodeo Roundup Criticism and Nostalgia
Local readers critique the tenth annual rodeo and roundup in Alpine, noting costs, missed attractions, and a desire to preserve a Western tradition. The Avalanche commends organizers Jocker and Benson while urging better town participation and future cooperation for two big days.
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Alpine Officials Report Quiet Two Day Operation
Alpine traffic department led by deputy chief reports minimal incidents during a two day operation. No major arrests for poison or sling noted. revelers observed with no other incidents reported.
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Graves Back From School In Palo Alto Coaching Seminar
Graves head mentor of the Sul Ross obos and Drury Wood former Lo 0 and now assistant coach at Del Rio returned to Alpine Tuesday afternoon after two weeks at Pop Warner's coaching school in Palo Alto. They plan to use many innovations in their football tactics next year to outmaneuver opponents. They spent four hours daily in lectures and practiced plays on the field each afternoon.
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Alpine
TV Overturns Car on Trip Sunday Night
Joe Lafferty Safe way stores manager had a minor accident returning from a Fourth of July visit to parents in Alamogordo New Mexico. He overturned a Studebaker after crossing the line home and tore a fender and sprained his arm while alone in the wrecked vehicle. Henry Sampson of Providence allegedly tore his trousers in ten shreds while in a jail cell.
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Three Million Bats In Carlsbad Cavern
Washington DC report notes national park census tallies: Carlsbad Cavern houses 3,000,000 bats. other parks show elk 11,510 deer 34344 wolves 29. bear 1,968. Yellowstone 687. Yosemite 350. 37 mammal species listed with counts such as skunks 80 and moose 595. Counts remain estimates in part.
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Reserve District No 11 First National Bank Texas June 30 1991 Report
Report of condition for the First National Bank Texas Brewster County at close of business on June 30 1991. Loans and discounts and overdrafts, U S Government securities, other bonds and securities, banking house and fixtures, real estate owned, cash and due from banks, checks, redemption fund, liabilities including capital stock, surplus, profits, reserves, deposits, notes payable and rediscounts. G W Baines sworn as cashiar July 9 1991 with notary Mrs J V Morgan and directors W B Hancock A A Murray H L Kokernot Jr.
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