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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1928

Page

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Lawmaker Defends Five Thousand Loco Weed Aid

In a letter to Congressman Claude Hudspeth, J P Buchanan defends the House appropriations committee for a 5000 grant to the Bureau of Animal Industry and Forest Service to survey loco weed damage. He notes data gaps, explains the survey aim, and asserts livestock raisers should not complain about the action. The plan seeks a budgeted program for next session and a detailed cost estimate.

Claude Hudspeth J. P House Appropriations Hudspeth Buchanan Bureau of the Budget Texas Bureau of Plant Industry Forestry Service Animal Inndustry Bureau of Animal Industry Forest Service Bureau of Congress

Dance at Court House Next Thursday Night

Arrangements are under way for a Dig dance to be held in the county courthouse court room Thursday evening. Music will be furnished by the El Paso Entertainers. Aval bgenche was informed yesterday.

Court ‘House Aval Bgenche el Paso

Native plant whiskbrooms on display at Caldwell’s Shop

Small whiskbrooms made from the techuguilla fiber, a native plant, are displayed at Caldwell's Electric and Radio Shop this week. They are manufactured by C. L. Hannold, a county rancher, and compare favorably to shipped products while costing less. Hannold claims a machine extracts about 1,000 pounds of fiber daily, enabling broader broom and brush production and potential local industry growth.

Techuguilla Caldwell Electric and Radio C. L. Hannold

Benefit Show At Sul Ross Tonight

Alpine residents await a Sul Ross auditorium benefit night featuring Gene Grimes and Hob Clark. Clark a football track star and magician, Grimes performs chalk talk and patter. both have donated services as the college plans a West Texas tour. Tickets selling well with a full house expected.

Sul Rose Auditorium Gene Grimes Hob Clark Alpine Bob Clark Orpheum Elreult Harry Krutcher Frank Houdini Harry Hhe Town Gene West Texas Chapel

Captain C D Wood seeks Brewster County judge post

Captain C D Wood announced this week his candidacy for county judge of Brewster County, contingent on Democratic primaries in July. A 17 year Brewster resident and businessman, he pledges to perform all duties of the office strictly according to law.

C.D. Wood Brewster County Captain Wood

Davidson Buys Interest in Alpine Hardware Store

B Davin acquires the interest of WD Glenn in the Alpine Hardware Company and will operate the business. Glenn has returned to Imperial. J Koon owns the other interest in the hardware business.

Davidson Alpine Hardware Store B. Davin WD. Glenn Alpine Hardware Company Glenn Imperial J. \. Koon

Geologists Visit Alpine on County Exploration Trip

Approximately 75 geologists from the West Texas Society spent last Friday night in Alpine while en route to southern county on an exploration trip. The group previously toured the Glass Mountains northeast of here last summer, using Alpine as their headquarters and holding several meetings during their stay.

West Texas Society Alpine Glass Mountains I Viciuity

Alpine Census Indicates Surge in School Age Population

Alpine shows a sharp rise in residents with 816 children of school age, 200 more than 1927, per a scholastic census led by Mrs. Roy Lassiter. The growth implies crowded city schools and underscores the need for new classrooms and facilities to accommodate expanding families and ages.

Alpine Ures Roy Lassiter Madera Ward Whch Lanaiter Ture

Sewer Line Laying Begins in Alpine Area

Work has started on a sewer extension in Alpine with a large laying machine in use. Kirkwood Wharton & Jee of San Antonio, local contractors, lead the project and report rapid progress toward completion on schedule.

Alpine Kirkwood, Wharton & Jee San Antonio

Plan Improvements on Phone Exchange in Alpine Texas

G Smith owner of the Alpine Telephone exchange returned last week from Fort Worth where he attended a meeting of the Independent Telephone Association of Texas He was accompanied by Mrs Smith and daughter Evelyn He disposed of the Monahans plant to Bell Telephone Company and plans to improve Alpine with a common battery self starter system Modern plant should be operational soon to handle rising demand Applications for new phones come in quickly The exchange had over 400 subscribers at the last directory issued in December and about 40 new phones have been installed since then with roughly a dozen more on file

G. Smith Alpine Telephone Exchange Fort Worth Independent Telephone Association of Texas Smith

Masonic Service Association Hosts Illustrated Program

An illustrated lecture on the activities of Masonic institutions in the state was enjoyed by Masons and Eastern Star members at the Masonic Temple last Saturday. Wilbur Keith, secretary of the Masonic Service Association, led the program.

Eastorn Star Masonic Temple Wilbur Keith Masonic Service Association Proram

Jas A Burke Dies After Brief Illness

James A Burke longtime county official of Goliad County and Morenci Arizona and Alpine Texas figure dies after a brief illness from pneumonia. He served as county clerk and later filled an unexpired term as county judge. He was a banker cashier and active church and lodge member. He leaves a large family and many friends. burial in Alpine follows funeral services led by Rev Leon Williams.

County James A. Burke Meriwether Burke Fifth Street Burke Iad Texas Goliad County Refugio Morenci Artona Alpine M.S. Burke Methodist Church Knights of Pythias Tom Burk Goliad Tom Gus Burk Will Burke San Antonio Mratt T. Davis Alp John Perkins Anja Wilson Forrest Robinson W. H. Ragin M.T. Chastain John Weyerts FB. Gillett J. B. Wright A. M. Turney B.S. Cross W.H. Terry Otis Turner G K.h Lange Avalanche

Timers Postpone Dance by Old Settlers Association

The regular monthly dance of the Mowster County Old Settlers Association has been postponed from tomorrow night to Saturday night pil 14. Ed Nevill, president, announced yesterday.

Mowster County Old Settlers Association Norrow Ed Nevill

Holland Dining Service Changes Management

Mr Slagle head of the catering department at the Holland Hotel resigns effective the 29th and will enter business in the near future. Ward Weakley, assistant manager, will assume charge of the catering department in the future.

Slagle Holland Hotel Ward Weakley Joe the Holland

Petroleum Highway Meeting Set in Alpine Monday

Texas Oklahoma and Mexican delegates will attend a major Petroleum Highway Association meeting called by Claude C. Wild in Alpine at the Holland Hotel. A large Mexican delegation and a 30 piece Ojinaga military band will perform during lunch at 12:30 and a banquet at 2:30.

Petroleum Highway Alpine Texas Oklahoma Republic of Mexico Petroleum Highway Association Claude C. Wild San Angelo Associaion West Texas Chihuahua General de la Vega Cjinaga Luis Laguette Terrasas Republic Holland Hotel Ojinage

Boy Scout Head Unable to Be Here

Dan Carter Beard, National Scout Commissioner, announces that Alpine is designated honorary vice president of the Boy Scouts of America. He emphasizes the duties of a Scout to uphold the movement’s ideals and the responsibility of wearing the scout name and insignia as a representation of Scouting.

Boy Scout Robinson Daniel Boy Scouts of Anne Beard Thoreau Burroughs Dan Ank Ax Alnderfoot Dantel Carter Beard

Otarians to Hold Rotary School of Instruction Next Week

Alpine Rotarians will conduct a Rotary school of instruction next week. The meeting begins at six o clock on Friday and runs until the close of sessions.

Otarians Rotary

Program Completed Replacing Thursday Luncheon

Announcement notes a special program to substitute for the regular Thursday luncheon. J. H. Head will conduct the event and oversee the school activities.

J. H. Head Will Anduet

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Jas. A. Burke Avalanch Olland Dining Service Chamber of Commere Wild Presidio Harvey Wallen Asg W. B. Hamilton Alpine Chamber of Commerce Citate Tulsa McCamey Prewidio Marfa Fnally Mexico Prine Bying Chamber of Commerce Vita
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