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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

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Rainmakers in West Texas Plan Weather Campaign

West Texas scientists and engineers prepare to demonstrate rainmaking by chemical seeding to create rainfall in arid areas. Past cloud bombardments near Midland yielded limited showers, but current methods aim to inject chemicals into the atmosphere to induce humidity. If proven practical and affordable, vast West Texas plains could become fertile farms and orchards, with San Antonio Express noting California gains as a benchmark.

Midland Texas Eis California San Antonio Express

Higher Education in Texas Seeks Growth and Support

Educational Campaign Committee of the Hogg Organization releases a free bulletin on Texas state higher education. It analyzes past services, current needs, and proposed funding growth for the University of Texas, Agricultural and Mechanical College, College of Industrial Arts, and State Normal Schools to boost efficiency and services. It also notes plans for additional buildings, staff, and courses to serve more than 3,000 students annually and extend outreach across the state.

Texas Hogg Organization F. M. Brasley Austin W. B. Bizzell The College of Industrial Arts Charles Puryear Agricultural and Mechanical College S. E. Mezes University of Texas R. B. Cousins West Texas State Normal Col‘ Lege S. P. Brooks Baylor University Lee Clark Exans Texas

Cook Books on Sale at Local Store and Mission Sale

Cook books are available for sale at Slights Drug Store or through members of the Woman's Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church. Watermelons will be sold at Caldwells next month.

Woman's Home Mission Societ Methodist Church Caldwells

Death of James Dalrymple in Uvalde area

James Dalrymple longtime Uvalde resident died after several weeks of illness. His funeral attracted a large crowd and many Masons participated in the service at Leona Shapel cemetery. Born July 24 1844 in Bastrop Texas he served four years in the Confederate Army before moving to Uvalde County after the Civil War. He married T J Patterson in 1869. she died in 1899. He is survived by five children Hy J Bowles Zena Dalrymple Lee B Flyne Pat Dalrymple and Henry Dalrymple, with most living in Uvalde.

James Dalrymple Oldman Lodge of Masons Leona Shapel Uvalde County Bastrop Texas Bastrop County Parson T. J. Patterson Col. W.C. Dalrymple Williamson Dalrymple Hy. J. Bowles San Antonio Zena Dalrymple County Lee B. Flyne Pat Dalrymple Henry Dalrymple Bowles Uvalde

Water's Midas Touch Boosts Medina Dam Lands

Dr. Pearson visited San Antonio to inspect Medina dam progress and announce plans to sell irrigated land. Rentals priced at 20 to 25 dollars per acre annually and land with water rights at about 250 dollars per acre, targeting about 60,000 acres in the area. Uvalde Lender News.

Pearson San Antonio Medina Dam Midas Uvalde Lender News

Copper price talk forecasts twenty cent copper value

The El Paso Times notes rising copper prices with discussion of a possible 20 cents per pound sale price. Copper now trades around 17 1/2 cents per pound, making earlier 16 cent projections appear plausible as selling climbs. A disc plow is offered cheap at this office.

el Paso Times Wm. Evans

Fence And Grasshoppers Fight: Tin Stripe Remedy

Knippa farmers pursue a novel method against grasshoppers by nailing six inch tin stripes to fence-posts near ground level to steer and trap the pests. Reported to be the best remedy yet, with neighbors watching its progress as infestations persist.

Knippa Nli

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First National Bank Capital United States Depository C._A. BROWN H. L. Kokernot L. L. Hess V. Parsis G. W. Baines, Jr Casnier A. B. Burton Alpine Manufacturing Co Jim Arthur Alpine Hardware Co West Dan Carr el Paso Mr. Carry Seattle Oregon Elaso Washington Mr. Carr Carr D.M. James Hondo Hondo Times Candy Kitchen Alpine State Bank U. S Benjamin F. Berkeley W. van View Prosiene C. Miller J. H. Derick T. W. Ferguson Asa't Hie Bank Ie State Banking Board Asie Tank Hox A. Williams & Company Eing Alpine, Texas E. B. Chandler E. Crockett Agency For Samson, Eclipse, Wood and Steel Star Windmills Studebaker Wagons Sherwin-Williams Paints
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