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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1959
Page
10
The Alpine Avalanche lists publication details, editors, and staff roles including Callie Holt and Mrs. Sam D. Adams. It notes ranch news, regional correspondents and department chiefs, plus subscription rates and postal information.
Today graduates face vast space in engineering medicine and printing. UT offers nine engineering degrees Aero Space Architectural Chemical Civil Electrical Mechanical Meteorology Petroleum. Demand remains high for doctors nurses hospital admins lab tech dietitians and skilled workers in offset printing newsrooms and sales. Success comes with applying oneself and steady effort toward chosen value.
The piece argues for presidential preferential voting alongside primaries, noting low turnout at precinct conventions and highlighting historical use of primaries to give voters direct influence over nominees. It mentions Wisconsin's 1905 residential primary law and varies state practices in delegate selection.
In the Big Bend Davis Mountains area 25 years ago the old Penn Colorad army post south of Marathon is slated to become a county park. County Judge Slight announced the plan as five acres deeded to the county by Guy S. Combs.
Court records show several property transfers and warranty deeds. Nellie Ferguson and Fred Williams convey Lot 1 Block 2 Allen Add Alpine for 3100.00 recorded in Vol 137 page 208. Fidel Porras et al by sheriff convey Hancock Add pine lots 6 and 7 in Alpine for 45997.00. James F. Benton Jr acquires part of Block 1 Hamilton Add Alpine for 10.00. Wesley Thomas Johnson and Phylena Johnson Boyd convey W. W 5th s of N2 of Block A1 Alpine for 10.00. Margaret Ogden Lea and trustee Elizabeth Hardie convey NE/4 of Section 19 5 Block 10 KH and SA Ry Co 160.65 acres for 1201.95. Dated 1960s, recorded Vol 137 or 157 pages as noted.
An old world folk story follows a blacksmith who, despite pleading for his wife and daughters, is denied. Satanas agrees to take him if he can escape the door, leading to a brutal beating by the blacksmith and a chase by devils. After years, he dies and is barred from heaven, forcing him toward hell where Beelzebub orders doors shut. The master of hell prevents entry and the blacksmith wanders the earth, lost and condemned.
End of school picnics were held Monday afternoon for Cen tennial School grades 5 6 7 and scattered elsewhere along the Fort Davis Highway. Central sun graders concluded their midday observance with a picnic at Musquiez Creek.
Lieutenant E E Dobbins of Marfa is named to the ARFA Alpine Unit of the Army Reserve. He becomes the fourth lieutenant assigned to the 4241st Operational Detachment in the unit's latest roster update.
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