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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1927

Page

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Park at Petrified Forest Proposed by Texas Senate

In the recent Texas legislature a resolution by Senator Benjamin Berkeley seeks a survey of the southern Brewster county Petrified Forest area to locate lands on public free school land and possibly withdraw them from market to preserve the wonders of nature. Land Commissioner J Z Robinson and Dr Charles Stivers completed a tour of the district, noting most sites near the Cartledge farm. engineers may survey the forest areas to designate a state park. The Petrified Forest is gaining national attention as geologists suggest it may be remains of a forest of giant petrified trees.

Senate Henjamin ¥. Berkeley Alpine Brewster Cow Texas J. Z. Robinson Petrified Forest District Dr. Charleystivers Cartledge Farm Wul

Canning Demonstration Spurs Alpine Plant Growth

Canning demonstrations near Alpine show strong results with seven outfits bought by Brewster County officials and more expected. Ebers at Nevills Ranch bought canned foods, praising simple prep by dropping cans into hot water. Alpine sees a Highland Foods packing plant by Highland Packing Co run by Mr and Mrs W C Elliott, with steady orders for chili tamales and soup stock. City taxes due in six days as a final note.

Alpine Tri-County R. 8. Miller Brewster County Regents Mr. Miller Nevill Ranch John Ebers Ebers E.W Alpine Meat Market Fate Power Company Highland Food Products Highland Packing Company W. C. Elliott

Berkeley Praises Davis Mountains Hope After Legislature Session

Speaker Sonat vanin F. Berkeley told the Berkeley chamber at the Holland Hotel luncheon that he is back among friends in Alpine and more convinced than ever that Sul Ross State and the Davis Mountains region hold bright prospects. He cited 22 bills he introduced in the senate, 17 passing, including deer game limits, Spanish in border towns’ elementary schools, county superintendent salary, and predator control. Morelock outlined school improvement plans, with higher state support anticipated. attendance at the meeting reached 41, the strongest in months.

Lae Legislatwee Sonat Vanin Berkeley Chamber of Comerce Holland Austin Davis Mountains Erkeiey Senate H. W. Morelock Presidioss College Morelock Sul Ross West Texas W. Baines

Alpine Masons to Attend Spring Ceremonial in El Paso

Alpine Masons plan to attend the Spring Ceremonial in El Paso on Saturday April 2 at the Main Temple. Ballut Abyad Temple of Abilene Texas will be present with bands patrols and drum corps. Petitions for fourteen Alpine men to enter Shrine work were secured. Names listed include John Perkins C T St Clair Leo Howell and others. Several Shriners will travel to attend the event including G W Baines J E Casner and E Townsend. Perkins is a candidate for the Shrine ring though he expects the honor to go to another candidate.

Nobles Shrine BE Paso Ballut Abyad Temple Abilene Texas van Horn F. B. Scotten el Paso Incansons John Ferkins C. T. St Clair L. Z. Votan Leo T. Howell L. B. Starns J. W Frazer A. B. Sandifer J. W. Gillet Clay Holland B. Cook R. A McMurry D. H. Kimball D . Scott M. L. Turney G. W. Baines W. 2 Calawell J. E Casner Shirley Seales E. E. Townsend John Perkins Perkins Avalanche

Sul Ross College seeks appropriation for upgrades and buildings

The Sul Ross College requests state support to equip and maintain departments in physics chemistry agriculture biology manual arts and more over a five year period. The petition notes prior underfunding by the Board of Control and outlines urgent needs including a library auditorium cafeteria housing and athletic facilities to attract students and sustain accreditation.

Uch Teweh- Tra Texas Fexas Sui Ross Sul Cateerin Sul Ross el Paso del Rio Cisco Interscholastic League Old Settlers Board of Control

Freeze Kills Peach and Apricot Crops in Alpine Valley

Alpine district suffers a damaging freeze with temperatures dropping to 24 degrees. J F Miles reports most peaches and apricots near Sunny Glen ranch killed, Mitre Peak orchard seeing 75 percent peach loss and about 10 percent apricot loss. Apples and grapes largely spared. earlier cold spell last year mirrored losses.

Highland Alpine J.F. Miles Sunny Glen Aldpine Tahd Mr. Miles Sunny Glen Ranch Mitre Peak Tippit

Legislature surveys needs of Sul Ross College

Texas lawmaker Hon. George Kemble spoke at Alpine luncheon on Sul Ross State Teachers College needs and state funding. He urged an adequate maintenance appropriation based on a detailed report to the House finance committee. A Senate committee, including Lewis, Westbrook, and Ployd, will survey the campus next week.

Cie George Kemble Forth Texas Legistare Kemble Alpine Sul Toss House Finance Committee Sul Ross Senate State Senate Berkeley Lewis Sarasota Westbrook Sherman Ployd Paris Oalder Tex el Paso School of Mines

Orient Railway Station Sees Staffing Boost Amid Oil Traffic

At the Orient railway station J H M Hamilton, the agent, announces increased force due to rising oil shipments from McCamey to Bay City Texas. Two clerks and an extra telegraph operator join, with a new third shift operator and a second car inspector added to yard work. An additional mainload oil shipment is expected by April first for Southern Pacific fuel use.

Orient J. HM Hamilton Hobart L. B. Stars Anch Humble Oil & Ketin‘ng Company McCamey Bayown Texas Southern Pacific

Orient Buys Fifteen New Locomotives for Western Division

It is reported that Orient has purchased 15 new locomotives of the larger improved 800 type. All will be oil burners and assigned to the west end of the mud. Extra telegraph wires are being strung from Wichita to Alpine to handle train orders. Only more days to render City.

Orient Wichita Kansas Alpine

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