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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1940

Page

3

Window View in Big Bend Sparks Canyon Adventure

The guide extols a dramatic route from Casa Grande to Mount Emory and the Window overlooking a mesa in the Big Bend. From this vantage, silhouettes of the Del Carmen mountains in Mexico appear while canyons Santa Helena Mariscal and Boquillas unfold between Texas and Mexico. The piece urges a visit before development and notes plans for future Juniper forest cabins and park expansion.

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First Brewster County birth claim linked to William B Phelps

The article notes William Brister Phelps, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Phelps, as the first baby with a known birthdate in Brewster County after its 1887 organization, born September 18, 1887 in a lumber house at the site of the present Masonic hall, with later family ties to Alpine and San Antonio. It mentions prior claims about Brewster Hornbeck with uncertain dates and origins.

Brister Phelps Brewster County William Brister Phelps William Phelps Masonic Hall Mr. Phelps San Antonio Pink Phelps Alpine Brewster Hornbeck E. B. Hornbeck Pears Hornbeeks Elgin Ilinois Brewster W. B James William Phelps

Irate Chinaman and Ranger in Alpine Frontier Tale

Bass Outlaw, a Texas Ranger, confronts a Chinese cook named Jake in an Alpine eatery. In a drunken chase down the courthouse street, Outlaw flees as Jake pursues with a cutlass, ending with Outlaw escaping and Jake resuming cooking duties.

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Birth of William Brister Phelps in Texas Town

William Brister Phelps born in Oakville Liveoak County Texas in 1889 and later moved to Al pine on July 1 1885.

William Brister Phelps Oakville Liveoak County Texas Alpine

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