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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1929

Page

16

Substantial Fort Davis items include panther tale and school land

In Fort Davis a hunter boasted of killing a hundred panthers in the Davis mountains, while Mrs. Frank Jones and Miss Ruth Espy hosted a bridge party described as circuslike with playful placards and a hot dog stand reception. The town reported the school board buying about four blocks of land for a new school building at a $1,500 price, with two additional lots possibly to be purchased.

Mae Sprout Mac Davis Mountains Frank Jones Ruth Espy Vivian Lota Adela F. Keeney J. D. Wloys

Sheep Shearing Industry Advances in County

In the county this spring a large flock near 12,000 sheep and oats is cited as the revival of the industry. Grierson ranch hosted shearing for about two weeks for Joe Expy and Frank Jones with delays due to weather and practical challenges in shearing.

Grierson Ranch Joe Expy Frank Jones

Sheep and goats at Fowlkes and X ranches noted

A fragment notes sheep and goats at the Fowlkes and X ranches and that Edwin Fowlkes recently bought more goats from a Pestdio county rancher. The source emphasizes livestock and local purchases without broader context.

Fowlkes and Edwin Fowlkes

Big Growth Ahead for Davis Mountains Texas Resorts

D E Colp chairs state park board says Texas will become a major summer and winter resort as Fort Davis area, including Davis Mountains, Alpine, Presidio, and Mile High towns, grow. The park move relaunches with a $60,000 bond for a new schoolhouse and surveys for scenic highways under way. Fort Davis could emerge as a premier destination.

Texas D. E. Colp State Park Board Davis Mountains Fort Davis Maria Alpi Alpine

Local Notes Include Wedding and Community Updates

The Fort Davis page reports Miss Mary Mulhern wed Holzheuser with Dr. R. La Irving officiating. Nearby, residents share travels, illness notes, and family events. Mr. McCutcheon’s survey findings are noted, and multiple local residents plan trips to El Paso, Midland, and Carlsbad Caverns.

Holzheuser J. H. Clark Seminole

Sheriff's sale notice of Robert Johnson land in Brewster Co Texas

Execution issued April 26 1929 in DeWitt County suit Herman F Schroeter plaintiff vs Charles Foerster Robert Johnson defendants. Sheriff will sell June 4 1929 at Brewster County courthouse Alpine Texas to satisfy judgment for 7456 20 plus costs. One half undivided interest in Survey 36 Block 16 C H S A Ry Co Certificate 1906 Abstract 062 1006 acres. Sale to highest cash bidder. W N Gourley Sheriff Deputy Geo M Livingston May 7 1929 Alpine Texas. 5-10-40 by me

District Court DeWitt County Herman F. Schroster Mintuf Charles Foerster Robert Johnson Herman F. Schroeter Laintitt Distriet Court DeWitt Brewster Cou Alpine Brewster County Texas W. N. Gourley Geo. M. Livingston

Memorial address to lodge members by Rev. Buren Sparks

Rev. Buren Sparks will deliver a memorial sermon to W. O. W. and Woodman Circle members at the Baptist Church Sunday evening. All members urged to attend. Three new Circle members were recently initiated, per secretary Mrs. Ian Wade. Members were later entertained by Mrs. Plovenes Marter and Mex Bodry.

Woodman Buren Sparks Baptist Church Ian Wade Plovenes Marter

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Fort Davis News Thorized Bridie Lena Terrill Nellie Carmack Doris Hall Ruth Bs Messrs Mesdames Cart Fryar Keosey Miller Clay Eapy Henry Coffield Marta Andrew Prade, Jr John Prade Harold Thompson Har Barry Scobee Frank Messrs Gay Howard J. W. Meklroy K. H W. Fowlkes J. W. Fopy Fryar John Prude Low Prises Seobew Mr. Howard Love Brothers Leon Aline Lumber CO Borden Libby BIG Bend Grocery A. J. Adcock Mr. Adcock B. B. McCutcheon D. McNatt Oscar Pogue del Rio Molly Belcher Katherine Fewell Mrs. J. J. Killough of Larange The Jett R.C. Williams San Antonio Williams W. A. Yarbro of Entine Keesey Miller Home RH. Merrill Weatherford Mr. Merrill Smith Bros Grand Prairie Avalanche State National Bank Dodge Brothers Trotti Motor Company EL Paso, Texas Wm. A. Buchanan Buick Caneda Fern Brien Fisher Design Flint Michigan Aeroator Casner Motor Company
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