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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1927

Page

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West Texas Historical Society Holds Second Annual Meeting

A large group gathered at Sul Rows State Teachers College for the West Texas Historical and Scientific Society’s second annual meeting. The program featured museum inspections, director reports on research, a keynote on the geology of the Big Bend, and a lecture by I Sims of Paint Rock on West Texan pictographs. Alpine members Baines Jenkins Caldwell were elected directors as the society endorsed preservation efforts.

West Texas Historical and Scientific —Society Tield Sul Rows State Teachers College Historical Society Grees James HT. Fletcher H. W. Morelock 8. M. Melton B.D. Li Baines H. T. Fletcher Fletcher Big Bend Sims Paint Rock G. W. Baines W. W. Jenkins W. ®. Caldwell Alpine EL Paso Kettine Wiese Perkins Texas Sul Ross College West Texas Rotary Cuckoo

Better English Week Observed in Dublin Schools

A Dublin column notes a recent Better English Week program in local schools. The piece laments the loss of the King’s English in daily speech, urging pride in correct speech, proper schooling, and home training to improve language habits.

Dublie

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Postponed One Week

The Chamber of Commerce postpones its regular meeting to the following week due to many members attending the Rotary conference at Carlsbad. Shirley Scales, president, stated Dr. Charles Stivers will give a 20 minute lecture at the rescheduled event, hoping for strong turnout.

Chamber of Commerce Carlsbad Chamber Shirley Scales Charles Stivers

Waldron Mines Reports First Quicksilver Shipment

Waldron reports the Waldron quicksilver mine in southern Brewster County delivered the first consignment of 100 flasks this week after a storm damaged the furnace. Freighters moved out mine and commissary supplies while ongoing development requires substantial time and money. The price of quicksilver has risen to 102.50 per flask amid higher demand than production.

Waldron Brewster County E. A. Waldron Ning Waldo

Jeff Davis Mexican Kills Young Wife at X Ranch

Fort Davis Texas March 7 10 Calanche shot and killed his 26 year old wife at the X Ranch Saturday morning at seven oclock. Sheriff Lee Sproul captured Calanche near Kent and jailed him at Marta. The victim was daughter of Juan Navarette whose family works at the X Ranch. Calanche employed at Lobo. Juan Navarette fired four shots at Calanche but missed. No motive established.

Barry Fort Davis Texas Calanche X Ranch Lee Sproul Sproul Kent Marta Jett Davis County Juan Navarette Navarettes Lobo van Horn Sherift

Rotarians Go 10 Carlsbad Conference

Alpine Rotarians and Alpine bound for Carlsbad New Mexico for the 42nd Rotary district conference. Alpine Las Vegas attendance contest prizes and gifts to be presented. The group plans to visit Carlsbad Cavern Sunday and return Tuesday after the Rotary meet.

Alpine Carlsbad New Mexico Rotary Carlaba Las Venas Carlabad Clay Holland Port Davin Limp Sanyon Batman Pecos Sul Roo Jona Cavern Sonday Tome John” Alliett Muanleal Pertaking Prac Healy John’s Amartet

Green Valley oil well to be shot Monday

The well drilled south of Alpine will be shot Monday. J. H. Doddridge said three hundred quarts of nitro will be detonated between the depths of 1635 and 1660 feet by the blasting teams.

Reen Valley Green Valley Alpine Sevral J. H. Doddridge Doddridge

Madera Springs Gains Spotlight in Davis Mountains

Local booster Mr. Hancock touts Madera Springs in the Davis mountains as a prime resort site. The area, accessible from Alpine, Pecos, or via the Old Spanish Trail, is marketed to attract visitors from Texas and the Southwest, with plans to boost regional tourism through cooperative advertising.

Davis Mountains Alpine Southern Pacific Orient Pecos Madera Springs Fort Davis Toyahvale Texas Hevea

Removal Bill 18 Killed in Committee

The measure to move Su Ross State Teachers College from Alpine to a town in the 25th district was killed in the State affairs committee by 9 to 2. Introduced by Representative Woodruff of Wise county, the outcome signals Austin sentiment. A large appropriation is anticipated to expand the college into a major institution.

Su Ross State Teachrs College Alpine House Chamber of Commerce Berkeley Woodruff Wise Austin

Alpine Bucks Reach State Meet After Hard Season

The Alpine High School Bucks traveled through Cisco and East Texas towns to reach the College Station Interscholastic League meet where they beat Sulphur High and Katie High before losing to El Paso in the state bid. Coach West led a young, resilient squad despite injuries to Skevington and Smith, highlighting a remarkable record and district championship.

Alpine Cisco Texas College Station Ralls Hugh Skevington Eharley Bucks el Vaso High School Tigers Pass City Boys Mann Tn W Dluk Mucks Sulphur High School Katie High School Alihe U.mg. | Ve Corsicana Jinx Smith el Paso High School Hae Antes West Tom Skevington Ray Harry Watson Normanaries Treadwell Clifton Ross Walter Smith James Fracer

El Paso and Alpine Officials Welcome Good Will Visit

A large El Paso Holland Hotel banquet showcased cooperation between El Paso and Alpine business leaders. Speakers urged closer cross border ties, noted friction, and defended El Paso projects such as a proposed El Paso Carlsbad highway while stressing mutual support and broader city collaboration.

EL Paso Holland Hotel W. Angle Smith Trinity Methodist Church F. E. Gillett FI Paso Perkins John Perkins Alpine Chamber of Commerce Pass Alpin Carlsbad Border Metropolis

Rain Deluge Refreshes Davis Mountain Range

A slow soaking rain began Sunday evening and lasted about twenty four hours with over two inches of precipitation. The Davis Mountain section reports general rainfall improving range prospects for the year as ranchers celebrate the damp weather and potential benefits to crops. Some snow and minor damage are noted as the storm moved through the area.

Tome Buttern

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THE Jack Ai Jeff Davis Rotarians Carlsbad Conference Eet Davis Mountain Resort Hancock Ronitne Thomason Ewing Thomason Rietener Frank Fletcher EL Paso Chamber of Commerce Paso San Holland Shirley Seales Alpine Chamber Alpine Me Marta Chamber of Davis Davis Mountain Mickie
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