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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1927

Page

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Paisano Encampment Opens With Record Attendance Expected

Visitors pour in for Paisano encampment opening as Rev. Buren Sparks forecasts the largest attendance in history. Notables include Dr. J Porter of Washington and Dr. Tidwell of Taylor University. Musical program led by Prof. Harp and BB McKinney to feature sacred concert nightly. Encampment at 1900 acre park near Alpine starts today with sermons by Dr. George W. Truett and Dr. Gates.

Buren Sparks Paisano Sparks 8. J. Porter Washington, D. C Harp’s Ortra BB. McKinney Alpine George W. Truett Dallas Gates San Antonio Toda An

Prospects Bright For Sul Ross College Football This Year

Sul Ross College Lobos face a tough schedule with Texas Tech and Howard Payne as top opponents. Several returning players including Bosarth, captain of the 1926 team, and Cowan, star halfback, plan to be back for the new season. New material is anticipated to strengthen the squad despite the challenging slate.

Graves A.C. C Abilene Pop Warner Leland- Stanford Sul Ross Lubbock Lobos School of Mines el Paso More- Lock Sut Ross Texas Tech Howard Payne Bosarth Lobo Cowan

Daily Program at Paisano Urrog Denominational Day Schedule

A Paisano program outlines daily activities with Bible expositions by Dr J B Tidwell of Baylor and Dr I E Gates from San Antonio, classes for B Y P U Sunday School and WMU Work, inspirational talks, preaching by Dr George W Truett, and prayer meetings. Denominational Day on Wednesday features top denomination leaders.

J. B. Tidwell Baylor University Waco B.Y.P.U W. M. U. Work I. E. Gates San Antonio B. B. McKinney Fort Worth Sam Means George W. Truett Dallas

Statewide warning on infantile paralysis outbreak in New Mexico

A state health warning alerts residents to an epidemic of infantile paralysis reported in southeastern New Mexico with cases near Alpine Pecos and urges precautions. The advisory emphasizes protecting children under age and directs travel avoidances to reduce exposure.

New Mexico Pecos

Alpine tops Spring City in ten inning thriller

Alpine beat Spring City 5 to 4 in ten innings at Fort Stockton. Tom Day pitched well despite wild throws and errors. Alpine led 4 0 and Stockton tied it in the eighth on an error, then Alpine scored in the tenth on a Carter run after Mummings reached on an error and moved to second.

Alpine Fort Stockton Tom Day Stockton Williams Mummings Able Carter Sweet

Barnett Acquitted By Davis Jury

Barnett acquitted after a trial presided by Judge C K Sutton with special prosecutor W A Wright. About sixty witnesses were subpoenaed. Barnett testified he shot the man once and surrendered his guns. Family members attended. spectators predicted an acquittal as the verdict was read.

Watson Barnett C.K. Sutton Joe Wright Tyelt Smith Hody Hunter M. C. Means R. C. Williams Solo Means Walter Negley John M. Moore W. Draper J. C. Duncan W. W. McCutcheon W. A. Yar| Bro H. L. Bell Barnett

Two New Test Wells Spud In Here In Brewster County

Drilling begins this week on two new test wells in Brewster County with W Wilcox Ani von of California leading. The operation involves major wells in the Cal-Holds and Okmulgee connections. Geological prospects are described as favorable with several parties including Boudridge and George Hargus mentioned in association with the project.

W Wilcox Ani ' von California Boudridge George Hargus Wilcox Brewster County

Camp Grandview to be built for tourists at Camp Grandview

W A Daugherty plans a $5000 initial investment to create Camp Grandview at the corner of the Mexican Border and Terlingua highways near the Southern Pacific pump house. The development includes four single cabins with garages, two more two-room cabins, electric lighting, city water, rest rooms, showers, a filling station with drive in features and lunch goods, and auto accessories.

Hal Kost W. A. Daugherty Daugherty Texas Camp Grandview

Ex-Champ Dempsey Stages Comeback with KO at Yankee Stadium

Jack Dempsey the ex heavyweight champion staged a comeback by knocking out Jack Sharkey early in the seventh round at Yankee Stadium New York City. Reports say Dempsey’s return increases hopes he will reclaim the title from Gene Tunney in a September match likely on Labor Day.

Jack Dempsey Hhe Crown Gene Tunney Yankee Stadium New York City Jack Sharkey Kandy Cald Mm Union The Palace Dempsey Tunney

Begin Work on Orient Gap Soon as Bondholders Ready

Alpine officials predict construction on the Orient railroad from Alpine to Presidio will start after October 7 this year once English bondholders exercise their option on stock allotted. The line from Alpine to the border advances toward completion, linking with the Mexican west coast via a 52 mile terminal, and a full route from Kansas City toward Mexico is planned.

Orient Opinon Jackson Mexico Alpine Kansas City Mexican West Coast

Derkeley Attends Convention at Kerrville

Senator Benjamin F. Beckeley ended the convention of sweep and foot raiaing in seasion at Kerrville this week. He spoke be fore the gathering Wednesday A Delightful Tea Aday afternoon, Mrs. TF entertained with av ou Shovingt ter mother, Mrs. G. C. Cavender, and her sisters, Ales. Ira O'Meara of U redo, and Mrs. H. 8. Wood of Asher ton. The horse was attractively dee rated with variety of flowers Mrs. Fanny Payne gave a delightful reading and Miss Frances Gillet on ortained the company with a beau tiful piano solo. Sixty Guests re sponded to the invitation to be pres ent. Daintily prepared plates of re freshments were served by four charming misses-Hawel Skevington, Katherine Turney, Winifred Ken neay, and Josephine Cotter.

Benjamin F. Beckeley Kerrville Avou Shovingtter G. C. Cavender Ira O'Meara Uredo Wood Asherton Fanny Payne Frances Gillet Hawel Skevington Katherine Turney Winifred Kenneay Josephine Cotter

Two New Tourist Camps Planned For Grandview Area

The report states that a camp named Grandview will be ready in five or six days with trees and grass to be planted and beautification underway. It notes the hillside location at over 4500 feet offers picturesque views and compares it to Camp Brewster on the Fort Davis highway as the other nearby camp edging toward expansion to meet long standing tourist demand.

Okmulgee Okloe Brewster Richardson Orwell Melatyre Green Valley Camp Grandview Bere Brewster Fort Davis

Power Ice Plant for Marathon Power

Marathon Texas July spe cial ground has been broken and a water well is being drilled. Borderland Utility Company drives ahead under superintendent C A Dorris. Mr Johnson, company president, visits as work rushes to complete the engine house and power plant for electric power to Marathon.

Marathon Texas Borderland Utility Company Johnson C. A. Dorris George Mel Spadden Ec Tc Wences

Postal Gains Reflect Growth of Alpine Town and Section

The Alpine post office shows rising receipts with a gain of about 18 percent since 1923. Postmaster notes larger March quarter totals this year, predicting higher gains than since 1924. Population estimates rise from 2400 in 1922 to 3400 in 1926. Money orders and door-to-door business grow, one clerk retires to handle workload, and all 500 rental boxes are occupied, prompting plans for 100 additional boxes.

the Bieest Andea Alpine O. D. Busieness

Buick dealers attend El Paso meeting and drive new cars

J Beanager, Jack Edwards, and Bernal Slight of Casner Motor Co attended a Buick Motor Co meeting in El Paso early this week. They drove several new cars home, with Mrs Slight accompanying her husband on the trip.

BUICK EL Paso J.beanager Jack Edwards Bernal Slight Casner Motor Company Buick Motor Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paisano Organization Americas Pasano Tidwell Taylor University Christ Morelock Sul Ross Vs A. C. Aton Tober Mexica A Mt. Colle Texas Tees Joxstate Brownwood 151 Pasc.hool Tines Schrei Ler Institute Y del Ito Sul Ross College Paisanourrog E. L. Harp Roswell, N. M Spring City DAVIS Anderson Gage Ranch Orient Gap Presidio Derkeley
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