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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1930

Page

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Summer term at Sul Ross planned despite rancher death

Plans for the regular 12 week Sul Ross summer session proceed with two six week terms from June 3-4 to July 12 and July 1 to August 24. Faculty will include visiting instructors, and certificates expiring this summer may be extended by six weeks of term credit. Trips to Davis Mountains and Big Bend are planned, with a Chihuahua City excursion proposed.

Sul Rose AML Atten Lyce Davis Mountains Bix Bend Chihuahua City Chihuabha Mexico Alpine Sul Ross Texas Suu- Sul Ross Skyll

Modern Plant Dairy Upholds Cleanliness and Modern Equipment

The dairy plant located northwest of town showcases W. J. Matthews’s claim of a top tier facility. With De Laval milking machines, automated bottling, cooling, and cold storage, the operation emphasizes “milk not touched by human hands” and Grade A standards.

W. J. Matthews West Texas de Laval

Spring Football Plans Face TI A A Limits

Coach Graves seeks a spring game with McMurry or A ce as TI A A restrictions limit spring practice to a few weeks. Last year Sul Ross beat Sim mons University 18 to 6 in a spring warmup. Spring training has shifted from baseball in recent years due to costs and scheduling challenges.

B. Graves Graves McMurry Ace Sul Ross Simmons University Lobon

Alpine city election set for April 1 mayor and two commissioners

Alpine voters will elect a mayor and two commissioners for a two year term on April 1. Incumbent Mayor GW Baines and Commissioner L B Starns signaled willingness to run again. Commissioner T F Skevington does not run for re election, pursuing the tax assessor post. A vacancy will be filled by appointment. The election will be held at the city office south of the post office. A plant visit is recommended to see the unitary dairy system.

Alpine GW. Baines L. B. Starns T. F. Skevington C. Moseley Weatom Aati As]e Asoctation

U S 90 Gap Closing Contracts Awarded in Austin

Contracts awarded in Austin will close a 22.1 mile gap on U S 90 through Pecos and Upton counties. W F Hudman of Alpine won the Upton county trenching and drainage work and J J Miles of Fort Worth won grading and drainage on the stripe east of here. Work to start early next month as part of U S 67 Dados to Pre vidio plans.

Alpine Austin Uptonton Nile U. S. 90 Pecos County Brewster Terrell W. F. Hudman Hudman Upton County Here State Highway Department San Antonio el Paso J. J. Miles Fort Worth Madman Dallas Presidio

Presidio Property Sale Announced by Townsite Company

F A Hornbeck general manager of the Presidio Townsite Company announces the sale of Millington and Aiton in Presidio to G K Fargo president of the Presidio Invests at company for 64000 dollars. Fargo along with Rio Grande and Valley View additions partners plans Millington avenue as a main east west traffic artery. A bishop notes the mad girl case is not indiscreet when a bishop is nearby.

F. A. Hornbeck Presidio Alpine Millington Aition G. K. Fargo Presidio Investsat Company Hornbeck Presidio Valley Bank Millington Avenue Fargo Texas Fernbeck

Hatless youth claims he led Hollywood film party

A young man calling himself chef of a camera squad says a mov ie party of thirty arrived from Hollywood led by a top studio. They stopped at Paisano on a westbound trip and shot scenes for a sequel to a famous film as Garry Cooper is named but the press agent supposedly raised objections.

Hollywood Eat Robinson Chamber of Commerce Oscar Hale Ernest Molllvan Granada Theatre Moving Picture America Paisano West Garry Cooper Young

Motorcade Planned Over U S 67 From Dallas to Presidio

A planned motorcade along U S Highway 67 from Dallas to Presidio via San Angelo Alpine and Chihuahua will be reviewed at a San Angelo meeting April 16. W B Marsh of Dallas says the route will gain federal designation and support highway development to the Mexican border and the Pacific. Alpine and Dallas leaders push the project as vital to regional growth and cross border accessibility.

U. S. Highway No. 67 Dallas Chihuahua San Angelo Alpine Pisidio Association Chamber of Commerce W. B. Marsh Presidio Thief of Commerce A. F. Robinson Anld

Marble Mountain Company Raises Capital Stock to Half Million

John Young reports Marble Mountain Company increased its capital stock to 500000 dollars at a stockholders meeting. William Keith, president, is based in Los Angeles, with operations at quarries southwest of here in Brewster County and finishing work on the new Childers building in Marfa. The firm leased marble holdings from Joris Marble Quarry Company for 99 years and spent about a quarter of a million dollars last year on new equipment.

Marble Mountain Company John Young Willam Kieth Mr. Kieth Los Anggeles Mr. Young Brewster County Childers Marfa Young Joris Marble Quarry Company Terial

Archaeology Quote on Women Cited by Dr Walter Jones

Dr Walter B Jones state archaeologist said women have not changed in 10 000 years as excavation near Moundsville Alabama yielded about 600 skeletons. He noted in an address last night that all the women had mouths open while the men did not.

Walter B. Jones Moundsville Ala Jones

Filmdoms Great Talents Parade The Love Parade at Mojave

Maurice Chevalier stars in The Love Parade a lavish musical film opening Thursday at the Mojave Theatre. Ernst Lubitsch directed the screen creation from Kubitsch and critics call it one of cinema’s finest achievements with Jeanne MacDonald among the supporting cast.

Maurice Chevalier Mojave Theatre Musual Chevalier Arade Ernst Kubitsch Film Daily Jeanette Macdonald Philadelphia

Enumerators Selected for Brewster County Census

Enumerators chosen to conduct the federal census in Brewster County were announced after W H Case arrived. The county is divided into five enumeration districts with assignments for Alpine and surrounding areas including Terlingua and Lajitas. The selection was made by W H Case and Mrs J H Nail and others will handle districts east of Lennox station and south of the SP tracks.

Brewster County W. H. Case Opervisor el Paso Ase W. W. Jenkine Alpine Po ‘Fle Eighthtreet AL HL Moorman Eighth Street Commissioner's Lennox Station F.C. Pollit Commisssoners 8. P South Alpine J. H. Nail Commisete Er Ennox East

New Library Building Nears Completion by June First

The new library structure, with an estimated cost around 150000, will be 50 feet longer than the current Association Building. Carl Olson reports first floor pouring begun, delays from a foreman error, steel delivered, brick-laying planned in two to three weeks, and a fire destroying the old office plans.

Sein Carl Olson Young Ao Mehit Ol ‘Gon Skylin

Plan Big Road Meet at Del Rio

March 19 meeting of the Highway 90 Association in Del Rio draws tentative attendance from Governor Jan Moody and Railroad Commissioner Lon A Smith. County Judge Pery Robertson plans to attend to discuss tourist season issues and upcoming transportation concerns.

del Rio Jan Moody del Nio Hal A. Hamill Association Mtain Tft Acept Det Rio Lon A. Smith Pery Robertson

Brewster County Sheriff Disputed by Angelo Paper

The San Angelo Standard reports a rumor that W. P. Mooney is Brewster County sheriff, with Sheriff Oscar Hale denying and affirming his own incumbency. The Avalanche corroborates Hale, noting Mooney’s contested claim and suggesting regional newspaper mix ups in neighboring Reeves county.

Angelo Recon County W. P. Rooney

Four Alpine trustees up for election April fifth

Four Alpine independent school district trustees will be chosen at the April 5 election at the county courthouse. Incumbents listed are Mrs. T. F. Skovington, Mr. G. W. Martin, Mrs. Leo Howell, and A. A. Murray, with some not seeking reelection and no definite word on who will run again.

Alpine Schoo County Court House T. F. Skovington GW. Martin Leo Howell A. A. Murray

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