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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

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Barracks at Dryden Airport Completed and Funds Sought

The Dryden airport barracks for enlisted men near Sander oon are finished and accepted by the federal government. Costing $17,000, they feature brick and hollow tile construction with four four room apartments, basement, and heating plant. Alpine firm Mesurry Plumbing did the plumbing and heating. Local towns in Trans Pecos seek federal funds for multiple projects through the Texas Rehabilitation and Relief commission, including sewerage, community centers, schools, dams, canneries, and a disposal plant. Market and supply notes describe worker camps near Port Davis with food provisions, plus a surge in sheep sales and vegetable production along the Rio Grande boosting the Presidio region economy.

Dryden Sanderoon Sanderson Times Mesurry Plumbing Company Trans-Pocos Texas Rehabilitation ‘and Relief Commission Fort Stockton O'Er van Horn Cul Berton County Wild Horse Creek Berra Bian- 0A Toyah Marfa 18 Alpine Tn Fat Trans ‘Pecos Port Davis Port Davie Dispatch Marfa Quartermaster's Department Fort] Biss Canyon Parks Brewster County

Abandoned Army Civilian Conservation Camps At Rio Grande

Three of four Civilian Conservation Corps camps planned for Grand Canyon of the Rio Grande in southern Brewster county have been abandoned. Telegrams from San Antonio army officials indicate the decision follows an inspection by Col. King, Fort Bliss surgeon, who reportedly objected to the project due to inaccessibility.

Civilian Conservation Corps Grand Canyon The Rio Grande Brewster County San Antonio Col. King Fort Bliss

Completion of U S 90 67 Seems Sure

Texas will receive nearly 25 million from a 400 million federal road fund to advance U S 90 and U S 67 projects. The highway commission says gaps on U S 67 will be filled before new work, with U S 90 already more than half paved from El Paso to San Antonio. Completion efforts include a Brownwood meeting to push the expo on the route.

U. S.90 U.S. 61 Dallas Presidio Texas Alia Tesas Hisaway Commission Big Lake Upton County Highway Commission Reagan County Il Paso San Antonio State Highway Commission

Last Call for Split Tax Payments Today

Last day to pay the second half of taxes under the split plan. The county tax collector warns late payments will be accepted until closing time tonight. The office will stay open late to assist taxpayers who have not completed the second installment.

Regents and Lions Meet At Fort Davis Event

Fort Davis notes detail park work launching on mountain land near Fort Davis with 400 workers. A road to summit offers vast views, potential dam at Keesey canyon, and new cottages. Also covered are Lions Group 39 gathering with delegates from Pecos, Fort Stockton and Alpine, plus arrangements for a Board of Regents visit to Sul Ross College in Alpine and related events on August 7 and 8.

LIONS DAVIS Barry Scobee Fort Davis Rm Fort Davis P. A. Welty Ites Davis Mountain State Parks Robert Sproul J. W. Merril J. W. Hepy Port Davis Merrill Keesey Canyon Welty Picnic Rocks EE. Davison J. C. Fisher Union Trading Company Lions Club el Paso Pecos Fort Stockton McCamey Kokernot Lodge Methodist Church J. D. Jackson Alpine Club J. M. Long Pop Biggs Pecos Club Sul Ross College Alpine Board of Regents State Teachers Colleges of Texas Board of Agents Yas Ua A. B. Mayhew Sul Ross Kokernot Park Beenie Highway McDonald Astronomical Observatory Herbert Kokernot I* T He Mt. Locke Carlsvad Uvalde Henry Paulus Yoakum J. E. Hill Amarillo Herbert Kokerno, Jr Thos. H. Hall Houston Ward Templeman Navasota J. E. Ulmer Tyler T. ©. Andrews McKinney Taree Austin State Teachers Colleges J. A. Him Canyon Marquis Denton H. Whitley Commerce A. W. Birdwell Nacogdoches H. F. Estill Huntsville E. Evans San Marcos H. W. Morelock Sul Ross Skyline

Arrest of Mexican Outlaw Reported Near Brewster County

Mexican bandit Candelario Risa, linked to the kidnapping of Art Hannold and John Rollins, was reportedly arrested by Mexican soldiers near Brewster County but released. Pedro Alvarado, another Chihuahua outlaw, was also being sought with arrest deemed imminent per received advices.

Candelario Risa Art Hannold John Rollins Brewster County Pedro Alvarado Chihuahua

Sundown League Expands as Highway Workmen Join Clubs

Sundown League now lists seven clubs with the entry of a highway workmen team. Last Friday the Outlaws defeated the Baptists 19 to 9. Tuesday the Methodists beat the highway men 20 to 0 and Wednesday the Outlaws defeated the Lions 14 to 7. The previous day Casner's Ho remained noted in the results.

Sundown Outlaws The Baptists Methodists Nuneh Lions Club Casner

Alpine Boy Scouts Flag Day Exercise on Courthouse Lawn

Alpine Boy Scouts will hold a flag day exercise on the courthouse lawn this afternoon at six o'clock. The public is invited and urged to attend to encourage the scouts. The event is sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion.

Courthouse Woman's Auxiliary The 1 American Legion Rowan

Beauty spot park at city waterworks plant in Alpine

Nay Bowles, superintendent of the city water and sewer systems, has single handedly transformed a barren hillside above Alpine into a scenic park. Hundreds of flowers, shrubs, and trees now adorn the area with winding steps and a reservoir view that overlooks Alpine and the surrounding valley. Despite vandals pulling flowers and damaging plants, Bowles continues his laborious effort largely at no cost to the city, aided only occasionally by an RF worker.

Alpine Nay Bowles Bowles Bowes R. F Mr. Bowles

Alpine Rodeo Plans Set For Monday Tuesday

Final arrangements for Alpine annual Settlers Reunion and Cowboy Roundup are under way with a German dance, goat roping contests, and rodeo events at the fair grounds. The two day program includes parades, baseball games, dances, and prize events featuring top riders and ropers from the region.

Alpine Johnny Prade Edna Fowntes Fair Grounds C. C Port Davis Jackson Field Pt. Davis

Paisano encampment set for July to August dates

Paisano Baptist encampment announces its thirteenth annual session from July 28 to August 6 led by Rev. Buren Sparks. Noted speakers likely include Dr. George W. Truett Dr. W Irv Bryant and Dr. C R Angell with Jolly Hopkins Gardner guiding youth and Sunday school efforts. A large attendance is expected.

Paisano Baptist Buren Sparks Baptist Church George W. Truett First Baptist Eauirest Dallas Truett W. Irvay Fort Worth Texas North C. R Angell Pirot Baptist Chiren San Antonio Sparks Bob Jolly Trintendent Baptist Hospital Houston Jolly G. S. Hopkins Baptist Churches Gardner B.T. S Spark Sal

Alpine Woman Is Injured in Wreck

Mrs. W. Le Coleman suffered painful but not serious injuries when a front tire blew out near Marta two miles from Alpine. Her car rolled several times, ending against a roadside fence. she was returned to Alpine and is improving rapidly.

Lift Ban on Dogs and Cats in Alpine Ends

Alpine city lifted the 90 day rabies control ban on dogs and cats after local coyotes attacked three people and several dogs, prompting a stray animal cleanup in which over 109 animals were killed. The ordinance required inoculation and confinement for three months, with no rabies cases reported in the last 60 days per health officer Dr. J. E. Wright.

Alpine J. E. Wright

Austin Lawyer Partners Form New Firm Owens and Fraser

A. E. Owens and Alan R. Fraser have formed Owens and Fraser, a new law firm in Austin. Fraser, a Buffalo University Aw School graduate, will join Owens after relocating here this week. J. F. Graves of Plainview visits his sons, B Graves, Sul Ross coach, and James, a student at the college.

A. E. Owens Alan R. Fraser Austin Fraser Aw School University of Buffalo Owens J. F. Graves Plainview B. ©. Graves Sul Ross James Ammer

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Presi Journal Big Bend Boston Jeff Davis Brewster U.S. 90 M. Colon Rachers College Sundown League City Waterworks Plant Alvine Paisano Atronize
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