27 May 1938
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1938
Page
1
A meeting between WY and 10 sweebers reviewed Giovuss plans amid a decree issued by officials including Gates. Attendees invited to a tour of Gis cove and the event noted went forward today with references to northern and southern areas and local concerns.
Mary Bess Hamilton and Rev Oliver Saylor object to an Azusa town advertising sign near a planned dam site. The protest highlights local civic tension over the project and land use.
Fragmented note describes a new post office opening and arrival of boxes. It mentions movers and delivery of bones, but the details are unclear. Ground around the new building is being cleaned, top soil hauled, and grass planted.
City crews completed a cleanup of city streets yesterday with additional paving projects underway during the week. Officials note ongoing efforts to improve drainage surfaces and road quality across neighborhoods. The work follows recent grants and planned maintenance by the municipal public works department.
A Masethen Brewster County group plans a field trip to the Big Bend region. Students from C U translate notes on local geology and ecology and prepare for the excursion with teacher guidance.
Commencement exercises at Sul eas college will be held next Wednesday evening at 8 30 oclock in encement address. Engineer Bill Chambers of Philadelphia has traveled nearly a million miles in his 47 years of railroad service and has never left the city.
On May 38 at the Madera Valley Experiment Station Balmorhea folds the annual Field Day for farm managers and researchers. Latta feeding tests conclude, test results shared with cattle feeders, and steer marking follows the test close. Representatives from A and M College and other groups attend. A brief program and a tree barbecue lunch complete the event.
Fragmentary report mentions Judge Granger and Mr Scobee at Fort Davis. It notes a six oclock departure covering 495 miles and a return of 485 miles with a reference to travel picking up as schools resume.
A Dallas chamber of commerce unit will publicize the Big Bend area and parks this summer. Pamphlets on national forests and guest ranches will be distributed to tourists, listing interests near Alpine including the Big Bend park and multiple ranches and roads in the Marathon Alpine region.
A baccalaureate service for local high schools is set for next Sunday at Sul Ross. The meeting, led by executive committee member Amon Carter of Fort Worth, discussed plans amid expectations of thousands attending and potential financial benefits to the state.
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