Alpine Avalanche front page notice and masthead
Alpine Avalanche issue published by Alpine Publishing Company with editor W J Yarns. Subscription price 1.00 in advance. June 2, 101. Alpine Texas post office designation as mail matter of second class.
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Prominent Officials Visit Alpine for Agricultural Tour
A notable Alpine gathering hosted state and federal figures including State Commissioner of Agriculture Ed R. Kane, Southern Pacific official Col. T. J. Anderson, Prof. H. P. Attwater, Prof. Barney Youngblood, and Houston Post correspondent G. P. Fulkerson. The visit, aimed at assessing Brewster County soil and aiding local stock raisers and farmers, featured a noon train arrival, farm tours, a mass meeting at the courthouse, and speeches highlighting Alpine’s interest and progress.
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Ed R. Kane
T. J. Anderson
Southern Pacific Railroad
H. P. Attter
Industral
Sunset
Barney Youngblood
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
G. P. Fulkerson
Star
Houston Post
Brewster County
Alpine
Court House
Commercial Club
Atwater
Jackson
Ben. F. Berkeley
Col. Anderson
Attwater
Youngblood
Anderson
Ting
Study Club In Prosperous Condition
The first annual meeting of the Study Club was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. M. Turney. Officers were re-elected by acclamation and praised for faithful service. President Mrs. W. J. Yates spoke of club aims, urging members to build a foundation for future work and to enhance the community with intellectual contributions. A verse reading by Mrs. Hardy entertained, while members discussed growth, unity, and the club’s role in society.
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Study Club
A. M. Turney
W. J. Yates
W. B. Hancock
Jno. A. Hardy
Eva S. Winder
Yates
Club
Hardy
Alpine Texas Fourth of July Calf Branding Contest Planned
A Marfa letter to the Alpine Avalanche announces public barbecues in Maria and Marathon for Independence Day celebrations. It invites Alpine residents to join and notes Jim Arthur will host a barbecue at his ranch west of Alpine. A Calf Branding contest is to be held on July 4 and 5 with entry fee five dollars. names should be sent to Arthur Mitchell.
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Maria
Jim Arthur
Alpine
Marfa
Yatts
Avalanche
Texas
Arthur Mitchell
Public notice of garment cleaning and delivery prices
To the Public. I announce prices for suits pressed and cleaned coats cleaned and pressed pants cleaned and pressed 3 piece suits ladies skirts special care for silks guaranteed not to be injured. Orders picked up and delivered. Phone 15 ALB.
Alpine seeks to form The Roof Garden Band in Alpine Texas
A notice from the Alpine Commercial Club calls all band members to report at the club headquarters before week’s end. Those with instruments or who can contribute should state what they have and what they will do to organize a new band named The Roof Garden Band in Alpine Texas. STEINMANN, Secretary. Alpine C
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Alpine Commercial Club
Alpine
Roof Garden Band
Texas
Memorial Service for H. H. Moore and John Kenedy
Brewster Camp No. 491 Woodmen of the World held cemetery memorial services for Sovereigns H. H. Moore and John Kenedy. A quartet performed, Miss Ora O Mahor recited the WO W poem, Judge Van Sickle spoke, and the burial ceremony followed. Alpine Saddlery Co seen advertising gear and repairs.
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Brewster Camp
Woodmen of the World
H. H. Moore
John Kenedy
F. E. Gillett
B. J. Dantzler
B. J. Dantzler, and Messrs. Luthy and Starns, Miss Ora_O’ Mahor
Judge van Sickle
Local classifieds tease with sales and services
Readable fragments advertise cows for sale at 40 to 60 dollars and milking options. Various local businesses offer plants seeds tools and services from Alpine Hotel lodging to laundry, lumber, watch repair, jewelry, and cleaning with phone numbers and notes on quality and prompt service. Most items reflect small town trade and promotions.
Fort Davis Citizens Plan State Bank With 25000 Capital
Fort Davis leaders met at the courthouse to form a State Bank with at least 25000 capital, limiting stock to 1000 per person. A committee was named to raise funds by June 30, with 19200 subscribed so far. Notables include J W Espey T H Brown Jr and H A King.
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State Bank
J. W. Espey
T. H. Brown, Jr
H. A. King
Mr. Brock
Sa Antonio
Fort Davis
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Bach
Aone
San Antonio
Mira van Sickle
Marcos
Mas
W. Wax Sickie
Club Press
Slyth
Steinmann
A. See
Alpine Saddlery Co
B. W. Kenney
Aupine Lusimex Co
M. M. Whisler
Aurixe Lusinex Co
West Texas
Call
Mr. Farmer
Casey
Alpine Hotel
Jackson & Hansiox
Ritcher
Caldwell
HH. J. Gray
Sandster
TH. Gay
Caldwell’s
Dewees Lumber Co
Alpine Steam Laundry
Aurine Lumner Companys
Ritchey
Sandifer
Alpine Lumber Co
H. J. Casey
Jas. Stewart
Carlton
Mr. Tight
Ritter
Dallas
Guy Crawford & Co
Guy Crawford
New York City
Mitchell-Gillett Company
Masonic Building
Mercantile Company
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