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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1934

Page

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Prom the Top of the Windmill and Trans-Pecos Notes

Sam Ashburn edits Prom the Top of the Windmill in the San Angelo Times recounting a Mexican sheep herder who boasted rapid counting after releasing a flock from a 71 foot fence. The piece also notes panther sightings and hunting by Pred Moore, plus Balmorhea Booster Pat Moran launching The Avalanche newspaper.

Sam Ashburn San Angelo Sam Trans-Pecos John Hill Eagle Mountains Sierra Bianca Hill Pred Moore Texas

Parent-Teacher Meet Set For Monday Afternoon

The regular Parent-Teacher association meeting is scheduled for Monday at 3:36 PM in the Junior High building. No definite program has been announced and organizers hope for strong attendance to support the event.

Parent-Teacher Association Wong

Miner falls sixty feet at Study Butte mine

A. Cripe of International Harvester is hospitalized after a 60 foot fall in the Study Butte mine in Brewster County. He was with coworkers when the accident happened and was rescued, treated with X rays, and reported improving. The article also notes local plans for an emergency airfield project on Elmo Johnson land and army housing efforts nearby.

A. Cripe Sam Antonio International Harvester Co Study Butte Cripe Grip Brewster Quicksilver Consolidated Terlingua Disset Johnson Rio Grande Elmo Johnson OWA Lovernment Big Bend

Hold County Meet Tomorrow Details and Entries

Tomorrow will be a big day for Brown County as schools from both towns prepare for the county meet. Events feature a mix of track races and field events with students aiming to defend titles and set marks under the direction of organizers. The day promises varied events and a focus on competitive performances across the two participating schools.

Enon Brown ‘Ny Emia Tad Hartbon Tee Bosinet

Annual Seed Plant Exchange Held by Bluebonnet Club

The Bluebonnet club announces a Saturday seed, plant and bulb exchange at the old Bread and Butter store on East Tol avenue. Free seeds bulbs or plants are available to all, with no need to bring items for trade. Members will also host a bake sale featuring home made cookies cakes pies and confections.

Bluebonnet Club Old Bread and Toland Avenue Nis

Early Morning Fire Causes Little Damage in Town

A small blaze originating from a flue at Guillermo Urangs home in the south part of town was extinguished with little damage. The incident affected plans for a Hereford cattle sale in Alpine on March 21 as preparations were canceled. John M. Gist, a noted Hereford breeder, was to oversee the sale, and organizers hope to hold a similar event this spring.

Guillermo Urangs Alpine John M. Gist

Regional Cowboy Band to Meet for Live Concert Here

Sul Ross college hosts the regional meeting of International Relations clubs next year after Canyon conference delegates approve Alpine arrival. West Texas and New Mexico colleges will send 300 delegates to the event with Sul Ross, Texas Tech, New Mexico Military Institute and others represented. The world famous Cowboy band of Simmons University Abilene will perform March 30 at Sul Ross auditorium under D. Wiley. Proceeds aid the Sul Ross band.

Sul Ross College International Relations Canyon Sul Ross West Texas New Mexico West Texas State Teachers College Texas Tech New Mexico Military Institute New Mexico Normal University University of New Mexico New Mexico A Wayland College Clarendon College Amarillo College Clifford B. Casey Casey Joe Rey Anonio Morales Luther Campbell Iso Simmons University Abilene Wil Sul Ross Band Texas Johnny Regan Australia Madison Square Garden New York City Union Sevral D. ©. Wiley Cowboys S‘u

Credit Association At Marfa Sees Heavy Loan Interest

The Marfa credit association reports about fifty loan applications totaling over 125000 in ten weeks since beginning business. Farmers seek secured credit using crepe, cattle, dairy herds, crops, and equipment as collateral. Officials anticipate 1935 crop loan demand reaching several hundred thousand dollars as activity grows with the Regional Agricultural Credit corporation in nearby regions.

M. Bettiton Reary Marfa Marfa Association Regional Agricurat Credit Corporation Gan Aneen al Uch Fang Marin

Lobos fall to Panhandle A&M in AU tourney opener

Sul Ross Lobos, at the AAU tournament in Kansas City, drop 37 to 38 to Panhandle A&M of Goodwell Oklahoma in their first round game. Morris tops Sul Ross with eight points as the Aggies prevail after OT. Panhandle, one of Oklahoma’s strongest amateur teams, advances amid a field representing eighteen states.

Kansas City Sul Ross Lobos Panhandle A M. College Goodwell Oklahoma Rosonians Lobos Panhandle Coagers Sul Ross Aggies Feld Missouri City

Valuations Set for Land and Livestock by County Board

County commissioners fixed 1034 land and livestock valuations in a weekly meeting. North zone shows higher values than the south with American stock cattle at 15 and 10 dollars, two-year-olds at 20 and 12.50, ewes at 38 and 30, goats 12.5 and 1, sheep 25 and 20, burros 3 and 5, horses 20 and 20, and stock horses 5 each. Watered lands north reach two dollars per acre, other lands one dollar. all lands in the south zone valued at ten cents per acre.

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Alpine schools keep Drury Wood as superintendent

Wood re elected head of Alpine schools at a Monday night school board meeting. Drury Wood completes his first term after replacing D. M. Major. Russell Duncan, Peyton Cain, and Mrs Felix McGaughy are re elected as principals of the High, Junior, and Madero Ward schools respectively. Teachers for the 1934 35 term to be chosen at the next board meeting early next month.

Drury Wood Alpine Wood Jeity D. M. Major Russell Duncan Peyion Cain Jigen Felix McGaughy Madero Ward

Dedicate Sul Ross Outdoor Theatre April 28 Pageant West Texas Pioneers

A telegram from D E Colp chair state parks board confirms two CCC camps may be located in the Chisos Mountains area if additional land is acquired. Local efforts to negotiate the extra acreage have so far failed as plans hinge on land purchase and depend on securing land beyond what is already obtained. The pageant honors pioneers of west Texas with participation by 300 students and citizens, tied to the Sul Ross event and area development.

SUL Ross Pageant CCC West Texas Pioneers Chisos Mtns Chisos Mountain Park Representativ E. E. ‘Townsend D. E. Colp State Parks Board West ‘Texas Lpeseiate Ove Nceoeaes Cas Casas Pubas Saaanaat Et Caonenea Cannan Tewas Museum Tne Eis Holland Hotel Paipeeten Leeomat Myleals Esate

Alpine Negro Is Injured in Fight

Mary Sheffield, a 31 year old Negro woman, suffered multiple knife wounds from Eulah Holland after an altercation on the Southern Pacific trestle near Radford Grocery. Sheffield, wife of Dan Sheffield, and Holland, wife of T. A. Holland, exchanged blows with a rock and a pocket knife. Holland’s wounds are not serious and no charges have been filed while the concussive outcome for Sheffield is awaited.

Mary Sheffield Eulah Holland Southern Pacific Railroad Radford Gro Pal Sheffield Holland Dan Sheffield T. A. Holland Fan Alpine

Flower of Venezia operetta to be staged at college next week

Theta Gamma Music Club presents the College Glee Club in the operetta The Flower of Venezia on Tuesday March 20 at 8 15 PM in the college auditorium. Miss Irma Lee Batey directs. Cast includes Willa Mac Childress as Poretta Frank Ing as Victor Barrera and others led by Pietro di Broz played by Herbert Graves. Admission prices 106 286 and sec available from Theta Gamma members.

Theta Gamma Music Club College Glee Club Venezia College Irma Lee Batey Willa Mac Childress Pioretta Frank Ing Victor Barrera Atarquis di Livio Lloyd Hembert Otho James Bowers Orsino Delbert Davis O'Brien Graves Pbogel Pico Rose Marie Rutedge Theta Gamma

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