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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1923

Page

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Marble Mountain to be developed by California capitalists

John Young announces Marble Mountain near Alpine is leased for nine years to California capitalists who will develop the quarry, pay royalties, and keep at work. The move is backed by Young and three others who first invested years ago, with potential payrolls of thousands monthly and broader local resource prospects including coal quicksilver and copper.

Marble Mountain California John Young John Young Land Company Uts Alpine Mr. Young Young Pacific Coast

Elevations of Mountains in Big Bend Texas Readable List

A Houston visitor notes that Texas East and Central sections hold many peaks higher than the Appalachians. The article lists about forty mountains with elevations from 4,484 to 9,020 feet, citing U.S. Geological Survey data and detailing peaks such as Guadalupe Peak, Mount Livermore, and several in Brewster, Jeff Davis, Presidio, Chisos, and nearby ranges.

Houston Texas United States Geological Survey Guadelupe Peak Coast and Geodetic Survey Mt. Mitchell North Carolina Mt. Washington New Hampshire Mt. Livermore Jeff Davis County van Horn Old Livermore U. S. Geological Survey Guadalupe Peak Mount Livermore Black Mountain

Mrs Brown's Brother Killed by Truck in New York

Mrs C A Brown learns her brother Thomas R Jones was killed by a truck in New York last Friday. The body to be brought home this week. Jones worked with a bond purchasing company in New York and other cities. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs C F Jones of Utopia and several siblings including Miss Edilene Jones and Miss Minerva Jones. Funeral plans in Utopia announced.

New York C. F. Jones Utopia Co. A. Brown Alpine Edilene Minerva Jones Sam Bob Irving Jones Oregon Lynch Davidson Houston Brown

Red Cross Test in Japan Fund Drive Demonstrates Readiness

President Coolidge designated the American Red Cross to channel relief funds after the Japan earthquake. In 21 hours the fund campaign began, and within a month over 10.25 million dollars was collected with ten cargoes to Japanese ports. No administrative costs were spent from the fund. The roll call starts Armistice Day and may boost new recruit enrollment.

Coolidge American Red Cross Red Cross Japan

Red Cross First Aid Standards Adopted In Great Industries

The American Red Cross promotes first aid training across 314 chapters with 9,500 certificates awarded last year. Large employers including eight telephone firms, police and fire departments, colleges, Boy and Girl Scouts, and railroads adopt the standards to cut deaths from accidents nationwide.

American Red Cross The Red Cross Boy Scouts Girl Scouts

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State National Bank Hyatt Roller Bearings Alpine Lumber Co Alpine Mercantile Co G. W. Martin J. T. Darsey Studebakers Goodyear College Street Otis Turner Weal Estate and Insurance Brewster County Big Bend Emory Chisos Mountains Lost Mine Sue Christmas Moutains Indianola Hen Egg Terlingua Nugent Mountain Chisos Mountain Goat Mountain Miter Elephant Mountain Twin Mountains Presidio Haystack Mountain Paisano Peak Mount Ord Cathedral Mountain Brown Ranch Cienega Mountain Nevill Hancock Hill South Hill Blue Mountain, Jeff Davis County Chinati Peak Presidio County Eagle Mountain el Paso Mount Franklin San Antonio Sawtooth Star Mountain Capote Peak Casket Mountain Newman Timber Mountain Vieja Boracho Fresno Peak First National Bank Alpine, Texas Cc. A. Brown President H. L. Kokernot W. B. Hancock GEO W. Baines Tr Cashi H. L. Hord Asst Cashier Alpine Light & Ice Company J. D. Hix Alpine Hardware Company Clarence Hord Mrs. N. S. Murphy Viona Vanna Mitchell-Gillett Co Headquarters
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