Fort Davis Musical Club and Study Club Officers Named
The Fort Davis Musical Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Slean McCutcheon home with Miss Ladybird Fowlkes presiding. A long program featured piano solos and readings by local performers. The Fort Davis Study Club elected officers led by Mrs. Warry Scobee, with plans discussed for the Davis Mountain fair and social events. Local residents and visitors are noted for activities at Hotel Lympia, with multiple short community notices on appointments and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Club
Lex ‘Terrell
Slean McCutcheon
Ladybird Fowlkes
Study Club
Fort Davis
W. Levertt
Dorothy Weatherby
Davis Mountain
Davis
Kaley Tatle
Nellie
Plano
Plano Selection, Mrs. Everett
Callie Hote
West Texas Industry Progress Amid Rail and Mill Expansion
Despite rough notes of works in progress Alpine projects shift toward growth. A standard gauge railroad six miles and narrow gauge tramroad three miles link ore to the mill with two months to finish and produce two carloads daily. A steam and tram connection moves materials, while several residences and public buildings receive repairs and improvements. The Forchheimer and Fordhelme homes near Alpine Heights gain attention as remodeling continues. Read The Avalanche weekly for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werrr
Southern Pacific
West Texas
Southwest
Opening of Mica Quarries New Industry in West Texas
West Texas reports on the Micolithic Company of Texas preparing a mica quarry near Van Horn Culberson County. First production expected in two months at two carloads daily, rising with demand. Company officials emphasize wide uses in construction cement and electrical products, signaling a major new industry location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Texas
van Horn
Culberson County
St Anstanes
Joseph
Daniel
Sevral
Construction Jobs Nearing Completion in Alpine Area
Several construction jobs near completion reported by local contractors. Alpine Lumber Co notes remodeling and additions on the Walter Matthews home in northwest Alpine nearing finish. Townsend science project in south Alpine shows steady progress with attending and cobblestone work. Sul Ross College work slated to finish this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forchheimer
College Heights
Fordhelme
Alpine
Alpine Lumber Co
Howell Lumber Co
Kimball
Walter Matthews
Northwest
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Kimball Titley Ranch
Kimbo
Big Bend
Pains
Ieee
Cee
Crawford Insurance Agency
Livingstor
Mer
Chas. Livingston
Omees
John Perkins
Alpine, Texas
Alpine, Brewster Co
Tex
van Sickle &Fisher
Rmeyi & Counsetle
Tern
Ofice
Ine, Texas
K. Lange
Hord's Barber Shops
The
Avalanche
Tuvenile
Mrs. Withers
Marianna
Wetsy Smith
Lenore Jones
L. Robert Wither
Dorothy Clark
Mary Low Smith
Brook
Walt
Audrey Miller
Hight
Lillian Grubbs
Star
Houston
Davis Mountain Federation
Texas Fed
Mise Virginia Ellin
G. W. Davis
B.A. Petsie
Rainburg
Jolph
San Antonio
Hotel Lympia
Richard Irving
R. Irving
Herbert Boys
Warren Bloys
Herbert
Warren
Ramey
Hotel Dieu
W. Davis
Carlos Martin
Keswey Iter
Baker Sedai Im
Stude
H.W. Tobin
Mrs. Tobin
Port Davis
W. E. Bogle
Ruidosa
Walter Boltin
Busines
S. S. Miller
Eepynd
Miller
S. Mlones
Charley Jones
Fort Stockton
J. W. Merrill & Son
Seysion
Dallas
Kansas
Swrout
City
Richard Merrill
Eastern Star
Micolithic Company of
N.S. Rose
Jeviwe
Howell Lumber Company
Reece
College Ave
Courthouse
Murphy Johnson
Tous Vavun
Sandifer Grocery
Alpine Meat Market
E. W. Fate
Pseu Av
Wubess
Cas Edwards
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