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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1959
Page
10
A brief publication note states the paper appears each Thursday from 125 N 6th St Alpine Texas with dial TE7 214 box 719 for inquiries or subscriptions.
State Sen. Dorsey Hardeman opposes governor calling a special election for a constitutional amendment. He cites legal limits and notes joint resolutions must come from a regular session. Odessa Rep. George I Cook mocks pay concerns while Thurman supports annual sessions with budgeting.
Big Bend Davis Mountains area notes show Paisano Baptist Encampment opening with strong expected attendance. Primary election heats up as several incumbents face opponents, with results awaited next day. Also reports showers easing drought, rancher concerns over deer damage, local marriages, and a long-ago Aztec game.
A Spanish language practice piece presents questions and answers about The Musicians of Bremen. It covers characters rooster dog cat donkey thieves and captain with dialogue on actions and outcomes in the tale.
High School Principal James Crawford will attend a Texas Education Agency called conference in Pecos on August 3. The meeting targets members of the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, of which Alpine High School is a member.
Building custodians are preparing classrooms for the start of school on August 31. Work includes glass cutting and painting blackboards. Two custodians who were on summer vacation have returned to work.
A brief description explains how bagpipe music is produced by filling a leather bag with air and then forcing the air through a chanter or drone via pressure from the player's arm.
Mrs Coleman recuperates after major surgery at San Angelo Clinic Hospital with short walks and an expected two week recovery before returning to Alpine. John Quincy Adams remains the sole son of a president to hold the White House role.
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