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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

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Many Hunters Come to the Big Bend Deer Season Opens This Week

Solicitors canvassing Alpine and surrounding county for Red Cross Roll Call report strong support. County quota of 259 dollars expected to be reached before Thanksgiving. Early totals show about 140 dollars raised, with effort intensifying in downtown Alpine. The hunting season opens on deer and extends through the week as volunteers seek donations and participation.

Big Bend Red Cross L. W. Bridges Mall Call Brides Alpine Bridges Murn Amed

Demonstration at Tippit's Noo in Derryberry Region

Demonstrations led by Miss Joes Derryberry on landscape planting and doorstep gardening. Attendees in Brewster County and nearby areas were urged to join at Tippit's home Tuesday afternoon at 1:30.

Joes Derryberry Landscape Arden Caloge Brewster County Coe Heme Wright South Alsie

Well Known Publisher Heating in Big Bend

Walter F. Boyd, famed longtime Paris publisher, travels in the Big Bend on a hunting trip with two Paris businessmen J. B. Caldwell and Walter Shannon, both Ford dealers and connected with local agency.

Big Bend Walter F. Boyd Paris Boyd Publica J. B. Caldwell Ford Walter Shannon Ford Agency

McMunery Triumphs 13 0 Over Daniel Baker

Brownwood November 11 McM Indians outplayed Daniel Baker in a 13 to 0 victory. A second quarter touchdown on a Smith to Curry pass followed by a third quarter score after a Baker fumble set up McKenzie reception and Johnson rush. F Smith kicked the extra point.

Brownwood McM Indians Ustless Daniel Baker Indians Smith Curry Daniel Baler Atter McKenzie Johnson F. Smith

Lobos Romp On Soldier Team 53 0

The Sul Ross Lobos defeated the Fort Buss army team El Pi 0 53 to 0 on Armistice Day at Jackson Field. The Lobos kept a clean season record as Porter led with 28 of 58 points while Acker Artie Connally and Adatos also scored. The Troopers never threatened and only a portion of the usual starters played.

Sul Ross Lobos Fort Buss el Pi Jackson Field Lobos Troopers Porter Ada Nie Vistors DM ‘Ocosard J. "Terrelli

Bucks of Year Killed By Alnites

J Wood and Harry Watson Jr. were killed in Jeff Davis County at dawn on Wednesday while chasing a buck season across Alpine. The incident involved an eight and a ten ant blackmail on the running roads of their car. Local authorities report the fatalities as a hunting accident and are investigating the scene.

J. Wood Harry Watson Eason Jeff Davis

Thanksgiving Service Set At Baptist Church Wednesday

Annual Thanksgiving observance planned with pastors from city churches uniting at 7 30 p m at the Baptist church Rev Buren Sparks to preach Invocation by Rev R F Davis scripture read by Rev David J Murray benediction by Rev L W Bridges Miss Frances Mitchell of Sul Ross faculty to sing solo other musical numbers noted service brief not exceeding one hour Alpine residents urged to attend

Baptist Church Cta Buren Sparks Mustead R. F. Davis David J. Murray L. W. Bridges Crristian Church Frances Mitchell Sul Ross Facey

Resume Scenic Highway Work Near Davis Mountains Park

Port Davie reports that teams and equipment will return to repair flood damage in the canyon and resume building the Davis Mountains State Park highway. The state allocated 2800 for immediate repairs, while 95000 remains for the second mile of the scenic drive to begin once current work finishes. A contract for the Usquls Creek bridge and about 3.5 miles of road may be let at month’s end.

Port Davie Davis Mountains State Park Litven B. Marshall Oa Come Marshall Socond Usquls Creek

Morgan Construction To Pave 12 Miles Of U S 90 In Pecos County

The Morgan Construction company, awarded the contract to pave the Pecos County stretch of U S 90, arrived with crews and equipment. Dozier Construction is grading the road and installing drainage structures, with about 12 miles to be paved and work to begin as soon as possible.

Morgan Construction Company Pecos County Dozier Construction Company Sanderson Times

Turkey Shoot at Fort Russell Tomorrow

A Santa Fe era note describes a turkey shoot at Fort D. A. Russell Marfa target range. Events include traps with any gauge shotgun at 15 yards balloons with any caliber rifle and sights and targets with 22 caliber rifles service rifles and ammunition provided at the firing line.

Fort D. A. Russell Marfa Dearne

Pioneer of West Texas Observatory Builder Dies in Alpine

John Young longtime Alpine resident and West Texas pioneer died at his home on Fast College avenue after a year and a half bed rest following a paralysis stroke He rode with cattle herds in early days and later ran a coat coat and livestock commission business He is survived by his wife and seven children Funeral services are set for tomorrow with interment in Joga cemetery

John Young West Texas Alpine Young Coat Cotate and Livestock Commission Cas Edwards Chas Everett John Prank Witchy Young Harry Friend Ozona Norman Maier San Angelo Joga

Alpine Ranchers Ship Good Calves

Calves from Alpine ranchers sold through W. R. Mitchell & Sons of Marfa at Santa Fe stock pens brought a higher price than usual. Shippers Td. and P. W. Garewright of Alpine loaded a lot of well-bred calves, with strong demand noted for the lot heading to bonds.

P. W. Garewright W. ‘R. Mitchell & Sons Marfa Masta Santa Fe

Lobos Face Hilltoppers In Home Finale Showdown

Sul Ross Lobos host Hillbitties in a key afternoon clash as coach Graves forecasts a tough battle. Officials expect a large crowd for the possible last Lobos home game, with the Goats aiming to disrupt Jones and the Lobos defense.

McMurry Indians Jet Baker Sal Ross Baker Graves Lobos Hillis Atraves McMurry Paniel Bake Billies Jinis Hilbties Indians Sul Ross Ss Lobos Buties Hs Neh

Governor Kills a Buck on Jeff Davis County Visit

Governor Sterling hunted near Kokernot Ranch, 22 miles north of Sore, Jeff Davis County, claiming a large 14 pointer. The party included D K Martin, Judge W R Ely, Charles R Moore, H J Kokernot, Judge J W Melton, and James A Stephens.

Ross Sterling H. J. Kokernot D. K. Martin San Antonio State Highway Commission W. R. Ely Abiene Highway Commission Charles R. Moore Dallas

Docket of county court cases disposed last week

A number of cases were disposed of in county court last week with several suits on debt concluded and judgments for plaintiffs. Notable entries include Haynes vs May Sullivan, W L Matthewson and others, Dexa company vs Robert Pair, and Alpine Lumber company vs Maggie Taylor McKinney. The State of Texas saw verdicts of not guilty in H Mardis intimidation and guilty pleas in Polo Garcis disturbing the peace and M B Causey se aggravated asset 48 and cut, with fines and costs.

Haynes May M. Sullivan Hun Jay J.B. Lambys Annie B. Anderson State of Texas Mardis W. L. Matthewson Hal B. Ramsey Dexa Company Robert Pair W. & Skinner B. K. Colne John Mespadden P. A West Eth al Polo Garcis Biate of Texas M. B. Causey Alpine Lumber Company Mag Sie Taylor McKinney Given Spann Et al

Local firm Parker's Bread and Butter Co chartered

The Parker's Bread and Butter Store, Inc received its charter this week with an authorized capital of $10,000 all of which is fully paid.

Parker's Bred and Butter Store, Inc

Equipment Donation to City Schools Highlighted

D. M. Major, supervisor of schools, announced a donation of athletic and recreational equipment valued at under 100 dollars to city schools. Junior High Central Ward and Madero Ward each received in door baseballs volleyballs baskets bats and workout trunks for the high school basketball team. Major thanked the pupils and commended the PTA for the fundable enterprise.

D. M. Major Central Ward Madero Ward Major PT. A

Ask Bids on Musquiz Span Bridge Near Alpine

State Highway Department advertises bids for a fourteen 28 foot concrete deck slider spans and a 22 100t roadway with spread footing abutments. Bridge to be built downstream from the present crossing near Musquiz canyon 12 miles north of Alpine on Highway 118. Bids open November 20 in Austin. plans on file in Fort Davis and Austin. Also notes related Alpine Port Devil area fish and game actions.

Musquiz Canyon Aline State Highway Department Com‘aissioners Austin Xoject Fort Davis Highway Department Eos Fish Vay

Statewide highway program seeks federal aid funds

A list of proposed road projects across multiple counties outlines 2 miles of concrete paving 168 miles of grading and drainage 86 miles of base work 30 miles of triple bituminous surface treatment and seven bridges. The plan includes two railroad grade eliminations and would use federal emergency funds to relieve unemployment.

Austin Dayty Conejo Station Pacific Railroad Prestio County Verde County Teanstey Aso Mertzon

Texas U. Head Favors Alpine Area for Observatory

Dr. HL V Benedict told the Texas Academy of Science in Houston that the University of Texas observatory likely will be located on a high peak in the Davis mountains near Alpine. The site has not been finalized, though tests favor a wooded peak north of Port Davis or a peak west of Alpine near Toronto road.

Texas Davis Mount University of Texas Astronomical Observatory Kate William J. McDonnald Paris Davis Mountains Alpine HL. V. Benedict Universiteech Texas Academy of Science At Houston Benedic Port Davis Toronto Benedict Chamber of Commeros Jormis McDonald Immedia Mte Comaniore Tilg Daevis Mountains United States University of Chicago University of Texas

Marfa and Alpine to Meet in Cross-Town Football Clash

Marfa High and the Alpine Bucks set a 2 30 kickoff tomorrow in Marfa after a date shift from the Ross game. The two longtime rivals have met yearly with Marfa often leading, and the Bucks aim to extend their edge after a 21 0 victory in October. Buck fans are expected to travel from Presidio County for the cross town clash.

Marfa High Alpine Bucks Wit Agath Bighboring Norrow The Bucks Presidio Counry Marfa

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Tippit’s McMunery Soldier Onan Beasley Ft. Russell Dope Baker Boys Kokernot Ranch J. W. Melton James A Stephens Benjamin Cartwright Home ASK Musquiz Span Deparem Bad Cross Oxmalgee Okla Nobodty Jlan MO Presidio County U. Head Mr Andltte Leslie Carter Aleaganton Mr. Greenwood Rey Greenwood Mr. Greenood Will
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