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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1932

Page

4

Fort Davis Masonic tree planting and local road plans

The Fort Davis Masonic lodge receives a Washington Bicentennial memorial tree planting certificate for setting out and dedicating cedar trees in the park. Fort Davis reports 208 Washington year trees planted and seeks names of those who planted them. The article covers local road projects on Highway 17, canyon road work in Limpia, cattle theft indictment, court actions, community notices, and social events with several named locals and institutions.

Masonic Lodge Washington Canyon Nose Davis Mountains State Park Limpia Canyon Fowlkes Hill Litten B. Marshall Marshall Lower Canyon Road Tom Granger Jim Walker

Overcome Pains this better way WOM to Cardus claim

An OCR fragment promotes CARDUS as a better remedy for pains and symptoms believed to affect women. It describes improved nourishment and stronger resistance, urging readers to rely on this drug rather than temporary reliefs during difficult times.

Taliee Cardus

Hopetem Breathless Visitor Pleads for Help in Hospital Scene

A distressed visitor named Jones speaks with Doctor Barry and a nurse about an unable patient. The scene includes a mother and two babies in a hospital setting with fragments referencing a cigarette ash and concern over care.

Jones Barry

First Fans Were Powered by Mule With Treadmills

Nacogdoches Texas resident W A Perkins, who started the first cooling fans in the area 40 years ago for his drug store soda fountain, remains healthy at 170. The early system used three two bladed fans driven by a treadmill powered by a mule, rope transmission, and a legible tale of roadside innovation. A New York teacher recalls a boy and coat incident, illustrating early local ingenuity before modern phones and electricity. Max Bergman of Livingston and his niece were saved from a hotel fire by their 90 year old parrot’s warnings.

Nacogdoches Texas W. A. Perkins New York Denly Max Bergman Livingston, N

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