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Alpine Avalanche in Alpine, Texas

24 Jul 1924

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Alpine Avalanche

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Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1924

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Quicksilver Prospects in Terlingua District Texas

E A Waldron touts Terlingua Brewster County Texas as a developing quicksilver district. He cites historical US production, current low output, rising prices, and a planned mine with 2000 feet of underground workings and a 12 ton furnace aimed at large future profits.

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United States California Terlingua Texas Union Almaden Spain Idria Austria New Almaden New Idria New Chisos United States Territory Calfornia Waldron Company Brewster County E. A. Waldron Oregon Idaho Nevada Arizona Great Southwest Southwest America Waldron Quicke Silver
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The Prince of the Pines and the Romance of the Forest

A nostalgic portrait extols John Henry Kirby as “The Prince of the Pines” for turning East Texas pine lands into a social and educational beacon. It links pioneers, industry, and a prosperous vision, portraying Kirby guiding growth from forests to schools and mills enriching thousands.

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East Texas Arabia John Henry Kirby
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Lost Handbag Found Between Alpine and Fort Stockton

Gentleman’s handbag with one or two changes of men’s clothes found between Alpine and Fort Stockton. Finder should bring it to the Avalanche office for delivery to the owner in Coleman, Texas and will receive a suitable reward.

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Alpine Fort Stockton Avalanche Coleman Texas
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State National Bank Alpine, Texas Benj. F. Berkeley, Pres Geo, C. Miller H. W. Ferguson G. B. Crawford, Asst Alpine Mercantile Co G. W. Martin J. T. Darsey Otis Turner Lowe Brothers Alpine Lumber Co Quicksilver U. S Cheboya Santa Clara Maria Mariposa Company the Pines By Austin Callan The First National Bank C A. Brown H. J. Kokernot W. E. Hancock Geo, W. Baines Jr, Cash Hord W.A. Oatman Mitchell Gillett Co Headquarters
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