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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1955
Page
2
The paper invites direct notice to the editor at the Avalanche office for any erroneous reflections on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation printed in these columns.
The Alpine community grapples with a Brewster County Grand Jury urged volunteer curfew. Anonymous letters raise concerns over teen recreation options, ages for children, and unfinished playground plans. Some push for faith in youth and more activities to curb delinquency.
Av alanche reports a rodeo planned at Fort Davis old fort grounds with cowboy star Jack Hoxie. Marathon business deal firms up Rubber Co ownership and wax products. Big Bend Legion launches new post with Otis Morgan as commander and Cecil Duncan adjutant. Alpine notes include 88th birthday celebration and new grocery fixtures under A W and Will Stanley. Civil War veteran J C Singleton dies at 95, Pat Murphy visits to seek Congress seat, Brantley runs for county attorney.
About 350 Alpine community members attended a high school forum March 4 to learn about school plans and finances. The event opened with a film School and Community, followed by visual cards outlining philosophy, athletic comparisons, debt, and program steps.
Study Butte residents Ollie and Polk Hinson travel to El Paso for Polk medical inspection. Stanley and Doris Fulcher stay to guard the fort. Glenn Burgess and Mrs. William Heggerty tour Big Bend with the Burgess family.
Rep. Richard Slack of Pecos introduces a Texas House bill to authorize Reynolds Cattle Co. to shoot buffalo from its herd in Jeff Davis and Culberson Counties at any time of year with Game and Fish Commission permission. The herd has about 150 head and is said to overconsume grass on company land.
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