Gage Family Leader Remembered At Marathon Funeral
Alfred A Gage pioneer cattleman and longtime ranch operator in Brewster County died in San Antonio after an appendectomy. He funded the Gage Hotel in Marathon and supported the community, leaving a widow Kathleen and relatives. Alpine delegation returned from Fort Worth praise, while the Fourth of July celebration plans include music, food, and old time entertainments with WBAP fiddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Gage
San Antonio
Earl Clark
A. 8
Gage
Marathon
Alfred Gage
Brewster
Altra
Southwext
W. Caper
Wart Tenas
Bplac- Cat
Kathleen Gage
ER Holland
Jimn
Alpine
Brewster County
WBAP
Terry
Fort Worth
Contracts Set For More Houses On College Hill
Building activity in Alpine area expands with two new contracts. J. D. Becker will oversee homes for Guy Crawford on College Hill West of Helland Avenue. Total value about 1000 dollars. RS. Tyler contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Ec Poueics
Peice Isiema Ses Remeneal Dno Erie
Tatee Dunes
Ial
Neal Srese
J. D. Becker
College Hill
Clark
Teres Apieted
Guy Crawford
Ly Grore
Helland Av Fue
Tyler
Tara
Salleons
Alpine Rotary Club Reschedules Meeting to Tuesday
Alpine Rotary Club will meet next Tuesday at noon at the Holland, instead of Thursday. The change follows a recount of the celebration in Alpine held Wednesday and Thursday. All members are urged to attend.
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Alpine Rotary Club
Alpine
The
Holland
Installation Of Masonic Officers At Al Vine Lodge
At the regular meeting of Al vine Lodge No. 766 A F A M last night the new officers elected were installed. Guy Crawford was named NW OM J W Frazer 8 Wis L B Starns J W D M Bennett secretary George W Baines treasurer Felix McGaughey J D C A Gilley 8 D Don Littleton titer were listed as officers.
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Alvine Lodge
A. F
A. M
Guy Crawford
J. W. Frazer
Wis
L. B Starns
J. W
D. M. Bennett
George W. Baines
Felix McGaughey
J. D
C. A. Gilley
Don Littleton
Exhibition of famous pioneer and outlaw portraits
A. F. Robinson, proprietor, announces a display at Robinson Store featuring portraits of famous pioneers and outlaws such as Sam Bass, Billy Cody, Comanchero, Jesse and Frank James, Quanah Parker, Jess Chisholm, Wild Bill Hickok, and Geronimo. The collection is open to all visitors and aims to intrigue local history buffs with recognizable figures from the region’s past.
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A. F. Robinson
Robinson & Co
Charac
Sam Bass
bin Cody
Omonandro
Jesse
Frank James
Quanah Parker
Jess Chisholm
Wild Bill Hickok
Geronimo
Thers
Beft
Mr. Robinson
National Air Tour Set to Arrive in Marfa July Ninth
The Air Capitol of the World will land fifty airplanes at Marfa Military Airport on a 20 day Ford Air Mobility Tour. Eddie Stinson heads a lineup of famed aviators including George W. Haldeman and Randolph G. Page. Planes expected around 11 45 a m with visitors urged to bring lunches due to crowd uncertainty.
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Brooks Field
Riley Gourley
Robert W. Harper
Op. Field
States Air Service
Alpine
Harvey K. Greenlaw
J. ©. Craigie
Brooks Fields
Alpi
Marfa
Canny Marfa
United States
Eddie Stinson
Ameri Aight
George W. Haldeman
Rasdolph G. Page
Edward F. Settee
William
Aleport
Santa Fe Orient Deal Sparks Broad Optimism
The Santa Fe railroad is expected to acquire the Orient interests held by W. T. Kemper and associates plus English noteholders with about forty percent of prior purchases. The move elicits joy along the Orient line and among its employees as it promises a 260 mile extension toward the Pacific and access to rich mining and agricultural Mexican regions. The Santa Fe, a major western railroad pioneer, is seen as capable of completing the project and boosting regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad
W. T. Kemper
Arthur
Itliwell
The
Orient
Central States
Pacific
Mexico
Santa Fe
Orient Lines
Nominate Smith On First Ballot At Democratic Convention
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York led the Democratic push at Houston on the first ballot for president. He secured over two thirds with many delegations switching from favorites to Smith, finishing at 849 - 12 votes out of about 1075. Jesse Jones of Houston carried Texas with 10 votes, while Moody opposed an eighteenth amendment plank and did not push it forward. Continued on Page 4.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
United States
Houston
Smith
Ohio
Atlee Pomerene
Ports Smith
al Smith
Texas
Jesse Jones
Dan Moody
Moody
M Committee
Carter Glass
Alpine Players Present Postponed Performances July Ninth
Alpine Players delayed the theatre revival and concert events to July ninth. The plan aims to mobilize broad support for a community movement through a five performance subscription at one dollar and twenty-five cents. The revival at the Baptist church features 22 children in a rainbow lighted production of Kempy and a lively comedy at the high school starting July sixteenth.
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Alpine
America
Ainment
Baptist Church
Alplayers
Fragmentary Local Note From The Avalanche Page
The readable text mentions a section served by the Orient and the Southwest. It hints at distribution areas or route coverage in a fragmented newspaper snippet without a clear event or person.
Supreme Court upholds school land sale and lease laws
Austin June 25. Texas high court sustains major state statutes governing sale lease and mineral rights of school and university lands covering millions of acres including oil rich fields. Five realtors lost mandamus suits seeking prospecting permits under the relinquishment act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Cire
Spreme Court
Texas University
Texas Court
J.T. Robinson
Hord Plans New Business Building Addition
Clarence Hord will erect a 25 by 100 foot business addition in harmony with a neighboring building. The project is valued around 4600 dollars and will house the Model Tatlo Avalanche plant.
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Hord
Bull & Williams
Clarence Hord
Clark Grimes Show Postponed to July Tenth
The Clark and Grimes magic and novelty show, originally set for June 28, has been postponed to July 10 to avoid clashing with the revival at the Baptist church. The event will be at the Sul Ross Auditorium with Bob Grimes performing chalk talk and eccentric dancing as a sample of his acts.
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Clark
Grimes
the Baptist Church
Bob
Parking space requested for Roundup visitors in Alpine
Mew Wnton, secretary of the chamber of commerce, asks Alpine residents to offer spare rooms and parking for Roundup visitors next Wednesday and Thursday. The town cannot house all guests, but the public should help as much as possible.
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Mew Wnton
Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
Printing Inquiry Sparks Prices and Quality Talk
A local note promotes price and quality printing services from the Avalanche job department, noting it as well equipped for the task and inviting inquiries about rates and options.
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Big Bend Country
WoDsi
John Perkins
West Texas
W. B. Hamiltom
Sul Rose
Ruth Anderson
Melburn Glass
Merling City
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Glass
Ladyhood of the
West
W. B. Hamilton
Brewster County Chamber of Commerce
Star-Telegram
Jay
West Texas Chamber
Commerce
Andy Bourland
Vernon
Jason W. James
Roswell
Wamba Coffer Company
Rotary Club
Robinson Store
Santa Fe-Orient
Sana FE
Reed
Jean
Supreme Court
Claude Pott
Pollard
Attorneral
C. W. ‘Trueheart
Bitte
C. W. Greene Sheldon
J. Bowen
Clark-Grimes
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