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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1919

Page

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Alpine Bash Brings Brewster Boys Big Celebration

Alpine hosts a grand celebration for Brewster County as 38 ropers from Pecos Marfa Fort Davis El Dorado and nearby towns compete for over prize money. Tra Ford of Alpine wins first with 16 seconds, George Jones Pecos and Jaci Dalton Marfa split second, Ode Grub Hovey takes third. A Friday night dance with red white and blue caps and a large crowd follows, despite limited hall space. The day includes a notable baseball game between Alpine and Marfa civilians, ending near a late tense finish with Gillette and Leonard on the mound. The parade through town showcases local pride with varied floats and Red Cross entries, marking a memorable civic celebration.

Pecos Marfa Fort Davis el Dorado Alpine Tra Ford George Jones Jaci Dalton Ode Grub Hovey Fighth Cavalry Band Pre County Maiie Brewster County A. A. Newell Gillette Leonard Alp Maria Youngblood Mr Weyerts Pete Johnson Bailey Decie Court House Barbesee

Barbecue on the Winder Wood lawn with Red Cross service

Rain cleared by noon for a large community barbecue. Salers and their ladies shared the tables while officers and soldiers of the Eighth Cavalry dined nearby. Red Cross workers led by Mrs Middlebrook served with praise for the Reed preparation. An evening gathering featured lawn games, punch and wafers, and widespread enjoyment.

The Eighth Cavalry Red C Red Cross Yle America

Mule Race Delights After Ballgame

After the ballgame a mule race was staged with lively sport as the mules balked and sidestepped but ran well. Jeff Steward of Mara wom won the event, purse ten dollars.

Jeff Steward Marawom

Eighth Cavalry Hosts Homecoming at Alpine Event

The Eighth Cavalry from Marfa arrived Thursday to celebrate Soldiers Home Coming in Alpine. About seven hundred men and nine hundred animals fed at noon after a four and a half hour trip. A 4:30 p.m. baseball game saw Alpine lose 5 to 3 as Ward Weakley pitched for Alpine. Friday featured a parade, speeches, and Langhorne reviewing the regiment followed by mounted events won by J. A Begeman Angelo Russo Sergeant Bromfman and Lt. W. Preddy. The unit was praised for conduct and the town valued the visit highly.

Marfa George Langhorne Fighth Cavalry Ward Weakley Court House Col. Langhorne Wells J. A Begeman Angelo Russo Sergeant Bromfman

Alpine ceremony honors returning soldiers and sailors

The parade ended at the Court House with welcomes from Mayor Berkeley and Lt Johns. Newell spoke for the committee, welcoming war veterans. Jessie Jones of Marfa spoke on overseas work and canteen service. Mrs Middlebrook paid tribute to missing men. Photographers captured the event before the barbecue and military ride under Colonel Langhorn.

Court House Eighth Cavalry Band Red Cros Red Cross Jessie Jones J Casner Ways Newell Berkeley Alpine John Sp J. D. Jackson Langhorn

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