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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1959
Page
10
Dial TE7 2114 Box 719 is published weekly at 125 North 6th Street Alpine Texas. Newspapers through Alpine publish weekly notices and reader listings. This item appears as a small classified and contact line for the Alpine community.
Residents question the absence of a physician at Alpine High School football games last season. Questions arise about coaches medical judgment, school authority, and the risk of injuring players by keeping them in play. The editorial weighs athletic aims against medical oversight.
Despite tough football season, Alpine High School displays pride in its marching band, twirlers, and cheerleaders. They devote long practices before and after classes to perfect routines, while the players battle on the field.
Twenty five years ago the opening of the blacktail deer season runs Nov 16 to 30 attracting a large crowd to the Davis Mountains and Big Bend country. The Fort Davis Alpine highway fairgrounds property north of Alpine was taken over by the chamber of commerce after litigation over the judgment of about 1100 dollars.
A bilingual Q and A drill presents a dialogue about a woodcutter and wife who bargain with a fairy. The tale unfolds with misfortune and comic curses as they endure poverty and humor, ending with a sudden twist of three wishes granted and meals shared.
Waiser Steel signs a contract with the United Steelworkers after a news conference where president Nasser asked if he should read the statement to Dave McDonald. McDonald, seen as driving the deal, emphasizes that workers deserve fair pay but rejects labor controlling management.
In a distressed household the parents argue loudly in front of their children causing fear and confusion. The piece notes such fights leave kids puzzled and frightened and harm their upbringing.
We Buy Land in Brewster and surrounding counties seeks 40 to 4000 acres. Respond with asking price and provide the correct legal description in a letter.
Ellis M. Cleveland Jr., sonarman seaman USN and Alpine resident, visited Tacloban on Leyte Island to take part in the 15th anniversary celebration of American liberation forces in the Philippines. His ship USS Bauer has served with the U S Seventh Fleet since September and is slated to return to the United States in February.
The giant sequoia bark can reach about two feet in thickness and is resistant to fire. The trees have shallow roots and are typically felled only by extreme events, with many factors leaving dirt hard to remove.
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