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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1936

Page

2

Indian Village at Fort Davis Invites Visitors to See Redecorated Hying Room

Mr JH Nevans new manager of Indian Village at Fort Davis announced the Hying room has been redecorated in Indian design and invites the public to view the updates along with other refurbished buildings. He also issued rate cards for Indian Lange and centennial folders and previews a Centennial Month in Alpine with August celebrations including a parade and varied programs.

JH. Nevans Fort Davis Texas Alpine Union America Last Frontier West Texas

Fort Davis Week Long Visit and Local Political Wins

A Houston visitor Joe L Archer enjoyed Fort Davis mountains and the region as a potential summer resort with investment prospects. In county results Allred led with 271 votes in the Republican primary and other state races showed Hawkins Lockhart and Wood among top contenders. a grand jury failed to indict in a Dolores Dossingues case. Local social items include a Mexican themed bridge party at Fort Davis and a note of thanks from A M Turney.

Fort Davis Joe L. Archer Houston Mexico Canada Rockies Allred al Davis County Brooks Fischer Munter Sanderford Sheppard Eagle of Houston Ppard Hawkins | Lockhart Vols Land Commission Wood Dolores Dosningues Luis Alvarado Alpine Oos Aloo Don Yours

Rattlesnake Line Tale and 1946 Texas Amendment Text

A Texas note recounts an AP inquiry about a supposed rattlesnake line in the Davis mountains with locals claiming sightings on Mount Locke and Mount Livermore. The text shifts to archival political content, detailing a proposed 1946 public school retirement amendment, ballot wording, governor’s proclamation, and a $5000 appropriation for election expenses.

Fort Davis Associated Press Davis Mountains F E. Roach McDonald Observatory Doe Roach Mount Locke Tve Jess Fish Mount Livie Livermore Davis Range Guadalupe Mountains Switzerland

Brewster Primary Voter Thanks Candidacy Runoff Appeal

A note to Brewster voters thanks them for the primary and respectfully requests their consideration in the runoff. Also mentions a prank and a typewriter accessory listing from the Rancho office.

Brewstern Aus Skevington

Texas Joint Resolution on Education Funding Amendment

Text outlines a proposed Section 4a to Article III enabling a state funded teachers retirement and education support program. It specifies annual payments up to 1800 dollars per person, funded from state and federal sources, with guarantees by the United States and safeguards for immediate annual payments and sufficient funds to cover due amounts.

S.J. RN Texas Colt Treaste United United Stat Ates

Refreshing Relief When You Need a Laxative

An old brochure-style note extols a laxative product as a splendid medicine giving prompt, satisfactory relief. It claims thousands of men and women, who could choose pricier remedies, found it effective and refreshing during discomfort.

Texas Amendment on County Representation and Apportionment

A legislative proposal seeks to amend Section to limit counties to seven representatives unless their population exceeds 700,000. It outlines apportionment rules, submission to voters, and an appropriation of ten thousand dollars for the amendment process. The measure targets counties with populations under the threshold while detailing how representation would be allocated and voted upon.

Hirned Texas State OF

Christian Science Sunday Service and Personal Note

The notice outlines a Les on Sermon to be read in all Christ churches on Sunday August 2, with a Golden Text and references from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. It also mentions an 11 o'clock service and one night service, signed P. Craig, Pastor, plus a personal note of thanks from Joe Harmon to friends who voted for him.

Mary Baker

Christian Church Bible School and Paisano Meeting

Bible school session begins at 9 90 a m to allow time for Paisano gathering. The pastor will preach at the 11 o clock service at the Christian church with Communion at 10 50 a m and special music.

Christian Church Bible Paisano Christian Church

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