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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1927

Page

4

Alpine encampment eyed as major religious event

The Alpine community promotes a large religious encampment opening July 22 near Alpine Texas. Thousands are expected from the Davis Mountains area and beyond with cottages and tents set up by volunteers. Free dining will be offered via a freewill offering to cover costs and improvements.

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Alpine's 200000 Hotel Prompts Wide Community Backing

Local report applauds Clay Holland for planning a new $200,000 hotel in Alpine. The project is hailed as a major step, promising regional growth and civic pride. Residents urged to support the venture as Alpine and the surrounding Davis Mountains area stand to gain from the investment and improved business climate.

Clay Holland Alpine Holland Davis Mountains

Housing Shortage Hits Sal Row Students

A garbled report notes Sal Row students face housing gaps as the term nears. Morelock cites limited week for the second summer term and calls on cooperative citizens to help find rooms for rent. Residents urged to offer space or contact the college immediately.

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Unclear local notice from Asherton event listing

Fragmentary OCR text presents names and numbers in a damaged notice. Readable items mention Asherton and Laredo individuals alongside a numeric figure and a place, but full context and details are missing.

Alpine plans reveal grand hotel annex and $200000 renovation

The Alpine hotel project now includes an annex and upgrades totaling around $200000 with plumbing by a local firm, wiring by an El Paso contractor for about $2109, and furnishings pushing overall costs past $116000. The expansion aims to attract summer and winter wealth to the region, reflecting strong growth and confidence in the town’s future.

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Safety First Electrical Ad Detailing Inspection Services

Safety first message urging wiring inspection and removal of fire hazards by Murphy Johnson at Anything Electrical and McMurry Plumbing. Includes contact numbers night and day as a concise old time classified style notice.

Murphy Johnson McMurry Plumbing

Effort Gathers Support to Combat Loco Weed Impact

State leaders and local officials push federal help as ranchers report heavy loco weed losses. President Morelock backs Berkeley plan to assist colleges, while Tri-County Agent Miller and Senator Berkeley join to draft resolutions for Congressman Huddleston to seek USDA station aid. Marty Jackson nominated to aid in livestock protection and research efforts. Local chambers of commerce and Marfa group cooperate in pushing a coordinated response.

Sacxson John Perkins Tri-County JS Miller Berkeley Claude J. Hudfieth Department of Agriculture Whitley Seales Jackson

Ordinance restricts building character and price in Alpine area

The ordinance limits construction in defined Alpine city areas. It bans certain building materials and sets price and character restrictions for erections. A Building Office is created, to be held by the Plumbing Inspector, who will approve permits for buildings in the restricted zones.

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City ordinance requires permit for construction projects

The ordinance requires application details including exact site, materials, dimensions, estimated cost, and erection time. A permit will be issued after the Building Inspector confirms permeability under the ordinance and a fee of 5 to 3.00 is paid. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from 5 to 100 dollars per day, effective after passage and approval signed by the mayor and city clerk.

Odoane Onlett Herty

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