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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1929

Page

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Mexican Border Highway Association Plans Reorganization

Chambers of commerce along the route meet to reorganize the Mexican Border Highway Association and draft a plan to raise funds. Aimed at advertising the all weather El Paso to San Antonio route United States No 90 State Highway No 3 to attract tourist traffic. Delegates from towns along the highway expected and Brewster County Chamber of Commerce likely to attend.

Chambers of Commerce State Highway Department San Antonio el Pago United States No. 90 Texas el Paso Brewster County Chamber of Commerce

Sierra Blanca Finds Abundant Water Supply

Berra Blanca reports a strong water well east of town drilled by L. F. McCaley last Saturday morning. The 445 foot depth reached water in a crevice, with the driller unable to lower the water further. The supply appears good, ending Sierra Blanca's practice of paying forty cents a barrel for distant water shipments.

Berra Blanca L. F. McCaley Sierra Blanca Labo Bierra Blanca

Alpine Doctor Selects Site for Sanitarium

Dr. D C DeGroat, new to Alpine, announced this week that a site for a sanitarium has been chosen in Alpine. He believes the climate will aid many chronic sufferers and, with proper advertising, attract hundreds of visitors. details to be announced soon.

Alpine D. C. DeGroat Jackson Field

Survey To Border Is Completed

A government survey near the Santa Fe area outlines a border route to Alpine and Trasio. Santa Fe officials plan a rafter company to build the road, with work starting by January 1, 1980 and completion by December 1980.

Presale Srinsteo Tipaignatin Hs Parton Coutag Ap Santa Fe MD Alo Os Holga Teresa Becadipeame Teta Perry

Champion Frog Hooligan Wins International Caping Contest

Hooligan, a bullfrog from Stanislaus County California, claimed the world title at an international caping frog contest. He reportedly leaped exactly four feet onto Main trees amid a strong showing by local entries from San Joaquin, who earned second place after last year’s result.

Stanislus Calif Pride of

New Building Contracts Let In Alpine Amid Growth

Alpine reports multiple new construction projects under way including five or more residences and business buildings. Notable jobs: L D Whittle fence on North 7th Street for 3000 dollars. Mrs W P Stilwell residence on North 11th Street for 4000 dollars. E R Cox carage apartment near the Mexican Border highway for 2000 dollars. remodeling at LH Salter home for about 2500 dollars. DeLuxe Cleaners addition at rear on Fifth Street. a $70,000 high school building progressing after brief delay. Safeway Grocery on East Holland Avenue, Humble Oil Refining on Fifth Street, and two new residences on College Hill among others.

Alpine Tiverton North 7Th Street L. D. Whittle W. P. Stilwell Tornillo North 11Th Street E. R. Cox Cox McCamey Gene Pugh Safeway East Holland Avenue Cross Humble Oil & Refining Company College Hill Frances Cush— Tian Man Sather Elliot W. cL Cchureau Orientralready Om. North Fair Grounds Worth Fene

Rancher Bags Three Panthers After Fast Chase

Lea Shuler and his dogs pursued three young panthers from the old Rixon ranch about 50 to 60 miles south. The smallest was trapped first, then two more were treed after a two to three hour chase. The young half panther half Mexican lion cubs weighed around 60 to 70 pounds each. two full grown animals were reportedly killed.

Lea Shuler Old Rixon Ranch Shuler Delleres

Fort Davis plans big 70th celebration and resort opening

Fort Davis aims to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the post with a large event on October 7 and dedicate a new resort complex. Plans include a swimming pool, combined dance hall and basketball court, and a renovated barracks, with Jack Hoxie expected to attend. A survey has fixed post boundaries and a road to development proceeds. The article notes La Paz Bolivia as the highest capital.

Fort Davis Fort Davie Jack Hox Marfa Hoxie

Alpine Readies Big Old Settlers and Cowboys Roundup

Alpine prepares for the Old Settlers and Cowboys Roundup with July 4 and 5 events. A circular race track, arena, corrals, and crowd-pleasing rodeo acts are under construction at the fair grounds. Floats, dances, water carnivals, polo for all, and prize offerings draw visitors from Texas and beyond, aiming for 6,000 attendees and busy two-day festivities.

Alpine

Haley's Ranch Opens Season Next Tuesday

Haley's Ranch, formerly Rancho Valleia Cienega, 12 miles south of Alpine, opens its third annual season next Tuesday with a dinner dance from 8 to 12 led by Jack Minolan and Alpine's Old Settlers and Boys Roundup official orchestra.

Haley R Anch Rancho Valle Ia Cienega Alpine Jack Old Settlers

Robison cleared by legislature in defeat of charges

Land Commissioner J T Robison won legislative clearance by an 85 to 35 vote amid rancher support. In a separate crash near Alpine, two Sul Ross College students Miss Mabel Thibideaux and Miss Vivian Goodrich were injured when a delivery truck overturned after a left turn by Mrs John Perkinson. Thibideaux was gravely hurt and rushed to Houston, while Goodrich suffered painful but non critical injuries.

J. T. Robson J. D. Jackson Robison Mabel Thibideans China Texas Vivian Goodrich Jayton John Perkinson College Ovea Baines Sut Ross College Young Caldwell Lilly Ogas Randy Kitchen Moss Thibideaux Privatcians Houston Perkins

Little Theatre of the Alps Opens Summer Season Tonight

The Little Theatre of the Alps debuts its summer season with the mystery play The Silent Shape directed by Mrs Jerome Smiser of Fort Worth. Cast includes A E Owens, Rdith Hopson, Jadys Johnson, Rosalyne Smiser, W D Cowan, Harold Sims, Murphy Johnson and Knox Reid. A children’s production July 19, a high school play August 2 and another play August 16 are planned. tickets 50 cents to 66 2/3 cents from cast members.

Little Theatre of the Fort Worth The Little Theatre

Sounds Practical Child Injured in We hine

A fragment reports a child injured in a washing device mishap in New Orleans. The article notes concerns about a laundry apparatus and possible attachments to washing cars.

Wehine New Orleans

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Border Highway Assn del Rio San Alpine Doctor LANS Jack Hoxie la Paz Bolivia Cen Puter J.T. Robison Ross College Avenue
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