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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1939

Page

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Numerous repair projects under way in Alpine area

Dozens of remodeling efforts reported complete or in progress around Alpine and surrounding county. Homes on College Hill and near Marathon, a seven room ranch on Kokernot, and a King Terry residence undergo modernizing and additions. Downtown Morrison Co store enlarging while Dr. Berkeley offices receive renovations. West Holland bridge work advances as part of U.S. 67 and 90 improvements.

Alpine College Hill J. R. Brady W. H. Kokernot Travis Roberts J. J. Roberts Marathon Roberts John Gillett Co Hill King Terry North Eighth Street Gene Benson West College Avenue C. G. Morrison & Co B. F. Berkeley East Holland Avenue Newell Oil Company Gulf Magnolia W. G. Fielder West Holland Avenue West Alpine

Alpine FFA Boys To Compete In San Angelo Judging Meet

From the results of the Southwestern Livestock judging contest and an inter class contest the Alpine FFA has selected to represent Alpine at San Angelo. Junior and J C Walking Go boys were named as definite representatives.

Alpine Ffa San Angelo Southwestern Alpine Byron Wright J. C. Walk

Mountai neeks and other diversions in El Paso area

A collage of lighthearted notes from the Del Rio Evening News and The Avalanche. J Travelstead complains of a door keeping dashund and moonlit howling. A marital study shows wives filing 73.5 percent of divorces in New York City, with husbands 26.5 percent. Cowboys and stock show winners praised, including instructors E L Bailey A J Bierschwale and W W Sheen. A typographical error at a regional basketball game caused one fan to rush to the gym for the start.

J. Travelstead del Rio Marital Relations Institute New York City Big Bend el Paso Avalanche

Jackets Present To Alpine High School Cagers

Nine members of Alpine High School basketball squad received purple and gold satin jackets featuring a buck’s head and the A. Years lettered are shown with four year recipients Sonnier Sublett Bierschwale Taylor Olazaba Smith Urango Rede, two years recipients McCall Urango, and one year recipient McCall. Coach J H Webb also received a jacket.

Alpine High School J. H. Webb Bucks Webb Howard Sonnier John L. Sublett Oliver Bierschwale Lem Taylor Aurelio Olazaba Harlan Smith Charlie Urango Alberto Rede Vernon McCall

Lobos and A&I Set Brace of Games Tonight and Tomorrow

The Sul Ross Lobos host Texas A and I in a pair of college gym matches tonight and tomorrow at 8. The teams split recent meetings in Kingsville and both squads have improved since. Admission is 25 and 40 cents.

Sul Ross Lobos Texas A. & I. Cagers Lobos Javelinas Kingsville Rossonians

Wide Open Alpine Days Recalled In Ranch Romances

In Ranch Romances Frank Collinson recalls Alpine area early days with no fences and open ranges. The Straddlebug outfit ran from Green Valley 60 miles south, led by Englishman J. Collins and backed by J. W. Clayton and Dr. Bolton. Race stakes involved 250 head of cattle per backer.

Frank Collinson Alpine Collinson Jim P. Wilson R. B. Slight Green Valley Wilson J. D. Jackson D. Harmon Henry Lease Brewster County Sy Adams Hord Holland Avenue North Sixth Street J. W. Clayton

Federal Buildings Planned for Far West Texas Cities

Post office buildings for Marfa Fort Stockton Crane Monahans and Wink in far West Texas were approved recently according to Washington sources. The action signals federal construction support for these communities and outlines the intended site expansions.

Federal Far West Texas Marfa Fort Stockton Crane, Monahans Wink Wash

Local Woman Alleges Husband Vanished After March 1983

Mrs Tirme Gedette files suit claiming her spouse went electionsering in March 1983 and has not returned home since, seeking relief in a missing-person related action.

Tirme Gedette

Checks Issued For Soil Conservation Programs In Two Counties

AAA checks totaling 110 628 13 dollars for Brewster county and 163 706 19 dollars for Jeff Davis county arrived for distribution to farmers and ranchers under the 1938 soil conservation program. Brewster county will receive payments to 84 ranchers and two farmers. ranch checks total 100 923 57 dollars and farm checks 704 56 dollars. Jeff Davis county payments go to 42 ranchers and eight farmers. ranch checks total 103 465 71 dollars and farm payments 240 48 dollars. Twenty four more farmers and five ranchers in Jeff Davis are still to receive checks.

Brewster County Jeff Davis County AAA Jeff Davis

Bowie Bears win Region 8 title in Sul Ross gym

Bowie High, El Paso defeated Grandfalls 29-25 to claim back to back Region 8 basketball crowns. Olivas and Arreola led Bowie with ten points each while Nichols scored seven for Grandfalls. Bowie advanced by beating Midland 17-16 in a tense final.

el Paso Bowie High School Bears Grandfalls High Sul Ross Gym Grandfalls el Pascans Olivas Arreola Nichols Bowie Midland van Horn

Strip of New Road Has Been Finished

Alpine and Fort Davis residents can now travel a scenic eight mile stretch of the Davis Mountains State Park highway. The route from Fort Davis to near McDonald Observatory is complete to High Spot and Fisher Gap, with the final finish including aluminum paint on machinery.

Fort Davis Davis Mountains Davis Mountains State Park McDonald Observatory Nunn Hill Sawtooth Mountain J. C. Fisher Fisher Gap Allhands & Davis

Museum Exhibit Collection Valued Over 120 Million

The National Museum in Washington houses a collection valued at more than 120 million dollars. The appraisal highlights the extensive range of artifacts and the museum’s significant national cultural investment.

National Museum At Washington

Huge Observatory Eye Ready To Be Placed In Telescope

Funeral rites were held for Mrs. Lucile Pierson Bennett in Marathon. She died February 23 after pneumonia. Survived by widower John T. Bennett and two daughters Mary Cornelia and Sylvia. mother Mrs. Mary Pierson. brothers and sisters listed. Funeral conducted by Rev. Fr. Varona.

Helen Friend Marathon Peter Marathon Catholic Church Lucile Pierson Bennett Varona of Sanderson T. W. Shely Charles Shely J. L. Roberts Price Rackley Earl Clark Francis Rooney John T. Bennett Mary Cornelia Sylvia Mary Pierson Earl Pierson Mary Alpine Alice Chicago Margaret Houston J. J. Miller Nora Earls

Fire destroys Cosden oil truck at East Holland station

A Cosden Oil & Refining truck was destroyed by a fire early Wednesday morning. The blaze began while gasoline was being pumped from an underground storage tank into the truck at the Cosden station on East Holland Avenue, operated by A. L. King.

Cosden Oil & Refining Company Cosden Station A. L. King East Holland Avenue

Rock House Built In 1918 A Davis Mountains Landmark

Ft. Davis correspondent describes a rock house completed in 1918 by Bob Prunty and Joe Odell in Nation's canyon area of the Davis Mountains. The goat camp near a large shelter cave sits on Little Agaja canyon with abundant water and rugged terrain. Locals note historic Indian campsite nearby and occasional flood risks prompting a high shelter.

Davis Mountains Jeff Davis County Bob Prunty Joe Odell Odell C. V. Matthews Big Shelter Agaja Canyon Nation’s Canyon A. H. Hill Sebinal Robert C. Withers Retic J. B. Odell Rock House Aguja Nation's Canyon

Great 82 inch mirror reaches McDonald Observatory on Mount Locke

The 82 inch pyrex mirror for the McDonald Observatory telescope arrived at Fort Davis on Washington's birthday and was moved into the dome after a slow 16 mile haul. Builders, Cordewers, and officials inspect the heavy packing crate as secondary mirrors arrive and work continues toward final assembly.

McDonald Observatory Lofty Mount Locke Davis Mountains Fort Davis Cleveland Ohio Washington H. L. Cook Harvey Shantz Charles J. Stilwell Warner & Swasey Company Stilwell Columbus Day University Texas

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