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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

2

Our Glorious Natal Day and The Flag of All People

A patriotic verse and prose excerpt celebrate Independence Day with lines praising Lexington bravery and the American flag. It asserts democratic ideals, national unity, and the flag as emblem of liberty and collective rights beyond any single ruler or party.

Kosciuske Jong Poland Earth

Narrow escape as flood blocks Parmerne route to Marfa

County Treasurer M. T. Chastain and his daughter Mes Clyde Johnson and her four children survived a mountain flood near Parmane last Sunday. The car stalled in rising water, engine drowned, occupants rescued by two Toronto rock crusher workers who ferried them to shore and fed them before a late return home.

M. T. Chastain Mes Clyde Johnson Marfa Toronto MryChas

Oil Digs in Bone Springs District Show Encouraging Sands

Derrick reports from Bone Springs district that the Portland Oil Syndicate well has reached 520 feet with multiple promising sand layers ahead. Geologist L G Knipe expects pay within 50 to 100 feet, signaling potential gusher prospects, while other wells in Brewster county show encouraging shale and limestone progress and preparations for deepest testing.

Bone Springs Portland J. E. Doddridge Portland Oil Syndicate Western Petroleum Corporation Brewster County L. G. Knipe Tampico Wilson No. 1 Cotter No. 1 Bone Springs District

Narrow escape as water tears down mountain stream

Mrs. Johnson recalls a narrow escape aftertain returned the next day and brought his car home as water rushed down the mountain stream with terrific force.

Tain

Harvest Labor Rush From Kansas Wheat Fields

George and Charles Livingston and Allen McDondil Jordon left Tuesday by Ford for Kansas wheat fields. Harvest reports show strong yields and labor demand exceeds supply.

George Charles Livingston Allen McDondil Jordon Ford Kansas

Pinal Dome Well Reaches Deep Drill Depth Near Oil Sand

Fort Stockton field notes the drill down 1960 feet in the Pinal Dome company well on section 208 Devlin ranch with rapid progress toward a productive oil sand. Polk Prospecting company’s well on Section 18 Block remains in progress.

Bower Hale & Tamwell Texas White-Baker Ranch T. C Pinal Dome Company Devlin Ranch Polk Prospecting Company

Helena visitor backs Waldron Quicksilver firm expands in Arkansas

G T Updegraff of Helena Arkansas visited Alpine on Monday to inspect the Waldron Quicksilver company and bought more stock saying he is pleased with the climate. Stark & Wilson secured the old Manufacturing plant west of the court house and opened a mattress factory and renovating works offering warranties on all work.

G. T. Updegraff Helena Arkansas Waldron Quicksilver Company Messrs Stark & Wilson Court House

Beauty Spot Where Two Counties Shake Hands

Paisano Pass near Alpine is praised as a scenic park twelve miles west of the city on the Southern Pacific line. The text notes its high mountain location on the Brewster Presidio county line and its appeal for picnics and summer school events. Alpline families plan a Fourth of July visit to the park highlighted in the Marfa New Era photograph.

Alpine Southern Pacific Brewster Presidio Counties Paisano Pass Sul Ross Southern Pacific Railway Portland Oregon Washington D. C Union Presidio

Fort Davis air man killed in California

Sacramento dispatch reports the death of two flying cadets when their plane crashed about 200 miles south of Sacramento while en route from Visalia to the city. One victim is Joseph W Weatherby of Fort Davis Texas and Harrol E Page of Union City Michigan. Weatherby’s sisters were at Sul Ross College in Alpine when the news arrived. No further details available.

Sacramento California Visalia Joseph W. W. Weatherby Fort Davis Texas Harrol E. Page Union City Michigan

Will Attend Girls Camp at Modena Lake

Miss Louise Berkley and Miss Miriam Webb depart for the Modena Lake Girls Camp. Miss Aiden of the University of Texas leads the first year program offering boating, riding, hiking, fishing and outdoor recreation plus practical life training under God’s temples.

Louise Berkley Miriam Webb Modena Lake Aiden University of Texas

Birds and family travel to Fort Davis and Maria

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bird and child Bird Babcock drove to Fort Davis and Maria, returning home the next day. A lost sterling silver pencil engraved with G. A. R. initials and a reward offer at Modern Cafe.

J. C. Bird Little Bird Babcock Fort Davis Maria

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Mnien Lexington Ione Clinton Scollard Creed Fo United States of America the Stars and Stripes General Grant Parmane Cate Bone Springs Oil & Gas Syndicate Arrang Ing Nine Point Oil Co These Port Nd Bone Springs Syndicate Are Dotter BIG Bend Syndicate Alpine, Tex Brewster Field Frank A. Green Barr Twin City Oil Company Hovey Pittsburg C. A. Ducord Butler Brewster Oil Company W. H. Kokernot John Young Bone Springs Oil & Gas Company Ed Dodson Twin Cities Herbet Kokernot Ranch Smith Reilly Noelke W. E. Wilson Darby Pennsylvania Fort Stockton Field John W. Sims Sedalia Quicksilver Company Southwest The Waldron Quicksilver and Mineral Development Company E. A. Waldron Si. Us Piel Koma T Tampico Field Morgan Gillian W. Bechtel SUL Ross College
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