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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1928

Page

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Ranchers Renew War on Wolves in Eastern County

Ranchers band together after wolves reportedly damage cattle in the eastern part of the county. Marathon men form a committee to secure 900 from commissioners to fund an extermination campaign, to be matched by the State and $1800 raised locally. A trapper will be hired and poison baits may be used under federal supervision, with support from Tri County Agent R. B. Miller.

Marathon Men I. C. Roark T. M. Shely W. W. Rackley Brewster James A. Burke Marathon Federal Department of Agriculture Tri-County R. 8. Miller

Prices Then and Now from Powell and Gage Ledger

A fragment from a Pocket memorandum and account book kept by surveyors Powell and Gage in 1881 shows Fort Davis prices. Items include wagon cover 4.50 dollars and 200 pounds of flour 11.80 dollars, with notes on travel to Fort Stockton and Fort Davis and later purchases at Lempert Hotel.

Powell & Gage Ors Fort Davis Spring Creek Ben Ficklin Fort Stockton Stockton Davis Lempert Hotel Stewart Clark Apartments

Formal Opening of New Holland Held Wednesday

The new Holland hotel in Alpine hosted an open house reception on Wednesday. Mr. Holland received congratulations from visitors nationwide as 150 to 200 couples danced in decorous halls. Guests enjoyed refreshments from Garnett Brothers and Desert Gold products, with El Paso firms represented by G. A. Rounds, S. L. Pierce, and J. B. Blau rand of American Furniture Company.

New Holland Hotel Alpine Mr. Holland West Texas Garnett Brothers Confectionry Desert Gold Tce G. A. Rounds 8. L. Pierce Desert Gold el Paso Ax Representa J. B. Blaurand American Furniture Company of

Three New Business Buildings Under Way on Holland Avenue

Alpine contractors report several projects in progress on Holland Avenue totaling about 11100 with two 12 by 82 foot office spaces and a 20 by 60 foot store room in a new reinforced concrete and hollow tile building by Senator Benjamin F. Berkeley. The structure east of Mojave Theatre is to cost around 8500 and occupy within 60 days. Odell Brothers handle the work. Berkeley is an Alpine booster and owner of the theatre.

Alpine Toter Holland Avenue Benjamin F. Berkeley Mojave Berkeley Odell Brothers Mlso Fifth Street Stack Evan J. Wood JH. Hamilton North Eighth Street Hamilton

Board of Control to Visit Sul Ross College in Alpine

Board members HH Harrington and W 7 Gon will arrive in Alpine Saturday morning March 17 for a one day inspection of Sul Ross. They will visit the library education building dormitories and other needs before making recommendations for the next biennium.

HH. Harrington Conrol Alpine J. W Morelock Waltha Inother West Towadey H. Benedict Texts Universty Board of Control Sul Ross Mbrary College Narely Weis Marrington Sul Ivan Rees Texas Sul Ross Sollege

El Maida Drum Corps to visit Alpine this Saturday

The Shriner drum corps representing El Maida Temple El Paso is expected to arrive in Alpine tomorrow around 3 pm and stay overnight. The group tours West Texas towns to boost interest in the spring ceremonial in El Paso beginning April 17, with a parade likely Saturday afternoon per C W Barnes.

el Maida Alpine Shriner el Maida Temple el Paso C. W. Barnes Corpe West Texas Viiting Lodge Hi Paso

Seek More Members for Alpine Golf Club

Mr. A A Murray spearheads Alpine Golf Club effort after greens reconditioning. He reports many new players yet some do not pay upkeep or rent. Members urged to pay dues. those who play must contribute. Warns against tearing greens. invites all Alpine golfers to join now for summer events and tournaments.

A. A. Murray Alpine Murray Mr. Murray Shirley

Gas shows at multiple wells near Alpine report

A report from Wilcox and Anderson 1 well near Mary Alpine notes gas showing at 2004 feet while deeper drilling progresses to 2040 feet. Other operations include Aimbail ranch at Titley station, Orient rig at 1585 feet, Mid-Kansan well on O2 ranch at 1485 feet, and Jackson & Harmon ranch near Alpine awaiting location move.

Wilcox & Anderson Mary Alpine Anderson Esterday Alpine J. M. Hickey Hickey Aimbail Ranch Titley Station Orient Cowton & Cole Jackson & Harmon Glass Mountains Skinner Ranch J. Howard Stanley Int Gcasf Ry. Co William ©. Marshall Fort Worth King ‘Terry Camilla Henderson Marshall

Geological Party Plans Big Bend Visit

Members of the West Texas Geological Society will tour Big Bend country on the 24th and 25th of this month. They will travel by automobile, likely camping, visiting southern Brewster County from Marathon to Terlingua and exploring river canyons.

Big Bend West Texas Geological Society Brewster County Marathon Alpine Glass Mountains

Orient to Border By July 1st Predictions by Churchill

L. Churchill former chief engineer for the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railway says the line from Chihuahua City to Presidio will be finished by July 1. The project trails original schedule by about six months. The Churchills have moved to Alpine where he serves as consulting engineer for the Orient.

L. Churchill Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway Company Chihuahua City Mexico Presidio Riorande Churchill Alpine The Orient

Texas University Head to Address W T H S Meet

Dr Benedict of the University of Texas will be the principal speaker at the West Texas Historical and Scientific Society meeting held at Sul Ross Teachers College auditorium next Tuesday afternoon. Fletcher of Marfa chairs the event with reports from research officers and a plans for Society Development round table.

HY Homediet Univrsity of Texas Pr Dal West Texas Historical and Science Society Sul Row Star Teachers College Fon RM. Walthall Board of Conrol Benedict Fletcher of Marfa Sul Ross Irma Lee Batey Fletcher Seneuict Coll Deaggsderseywe-Bes Toe Gwent Sul Ross College Ty of Texas Ex-Students Club West Teyss Historical and Scientific Society Sul Rose Ross Auditor Dr. Benediet Old Fort Davis Old Fort Davis, 5 To 7 Pm. Universe West Texas

County banks report over a million dollars in deposits

Officials announce deposits totaling about 1 082 877 86 across Alpine and Marathon institutions. State National Alpine holds 472 458 90, First National Alpine 469 967 13, Marathon State Bank 140 451 83, reflecting strong county economy and solid bank management. The latest figures come from January statements and show substantial year over year depth.

Marathon State Bank State National Alpine First National Peter County

Prisoners attempt escape during Huntsville to Alpine transfer

During a prisoner transport from Huntsville the car carrying inmates encountered a break for freedom. Patrolman Cloud and Assistant Tod halted the uprising as Mrs Tod aided, restraining the attackers until help arrived. One leader, Patricio Aranda, was wounded. Cloud says he never carries a loaded weapon.

Cloud Patricio Aranda Coun Aran

Novelty Store to Open Tomorrow on Sixth Street

The Alpine Institution announces a new novelty store opening tomorrow in the Turner building on Sixth Street. The store will feature 17 departments and about 1100 staple and novelty items year round, plus holiday goods during the season. Ernest McKinney of Texin chain stores has arrived from Midland to help establish the shop, with circulars sent to nearby towns inviting a large opening crowd.

Turner Building Sixth Street C. G. Morrison Alpine Institution Ernest McKinney Texin Midland T 4 Morf Stor

Santone Shins Attending Officers Training Course

Cor.sonn verxins tert sunday for an Antonio where he is undergoing two weeks military training. Perkins 4ieutenant-colonel, coast artil lery, In the Reserve Corps. He ex pected to be away about two weeks.

Sonn An Antonio Perkins Coast Artillery

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New Holland R. F. Davis Methodist Church Deming New Mexico SUL Ross ‘ ‘College Shriners I ‘West Baines Alpine Golf Club Gage Orient To Texas University Head W.T.H.S ANK Valentine Hunts File Tod Santone
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