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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1948

Page

2

Runoff talk and El Paso semi pro finale preview

The column notes runoff elections after long vote counts and quotes James Byrnes on political life. It also previews Alpine Cowboys versus El Paso in a decisive game, inviting support, and includes a reader letter about mail delivery and Alpine’s post office social center.

James F. Byrnes Alpine Cowboys el Paso Wilfred Alpine Harriet A. Walker The Warrier

It Happened Here in Alpine Twenty Years Ago

Alpine marks six inches of rainfall over three days covering the Big Bend Davis mountains area. Voters eye a dull primary July 28 as funds near seven thousand dollars. Kendrick structure near Terlingua Creek, 65 miles south of Alpine, under test. Mary Nevill Haynes and Jeff Oliver wed at Alpine First Baptist with Rev. Buren Sparks officiating. Alpine Cats beat Marfa 9 to 4 in a youth game. Coach Travis Cook praised for summer guidance. Vacation notes praise Fort Davis Observatory loop and picnic spots. columnist muses on Christmas shopping ahead.

Big Bend Davis Mountains Kendrick Structure Terlingua Creek Alpine Mary Nevill Haynes Jeff Oliver Buren Sparks First Baptist Church Alpine Cats Marfa Hames Marfa Travis Cook Alpine Boys Alpine High

Fort Davis theater opening and local notices from Alpine frontier area

Will F. Evans reports a water well found by witching near Marfa. John A. Dumas and Eugene Edwards opened a picture show in Fort Davis upstairs in Dumas building. Veterans reunion attended by W H Harrison at Christoval. Families from Marathon Odessa San Antonio Austin Fort Stockton and Alpine appear in travel and home news.

Vis Will F. Evans Marfa John A. Dumas Eugene Edwards Fort Davis Dumas W. H Bill) Harrison Gen Tom Green Cavalry Brigade Christoval

Texas Constitution Amendment Tax Exemption For Homesteads

Legislature proposes adding to Article VIII a constitutional amendment exempting three thousand dollars of the assessed value of all residence homesteads from all state taxes. It sets the election date for November 1948 with a dual ballot option and requires gubernatorial proclamations for publication.

State of Texas State OF Texas A. D

Lion President Briggs Elected at Lions Convention

Eugene S. Briggs of Enid Oklahoma was elected president of the International Association of Lions Clubs at its 31st annual convention in New York City by unanimous vote. He succeeds Fred W. Smith of Ventura California.

Eugene S. Briggs Enid Okla International Association of Lions Clubs New York City Fred W. Smith Ventura Cal

Texas House Joint Resolution on Salary Basis for Sheriffs and Officers

A Texas House Joint Resolution proposes amending Section 61 of Article XVI to require all sheriffs and county law enforcement officers and their deputies to be salaried beginning January 1, 1949. The measure details salary mandates for counties by population and directs all fees earned by officers to be paid into the county treasury. It specifies submission to voters and sets outlines for county authorities to determine compensation methods.

HOUSE State of Texas State of Texas Commissioners Court Commissioners Courts

Constitutional Amendment Ballot Instructions Amid 1948 Election Worded

The document outlines how voters in the 1948 General Election should cast ballots on the salary basis amendment for sheriffs and law officers. It specifies the ballot language for or against the constitutional change and describes voting procedures in counties using machines.

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