Regents Visit Sul Ross Normal College in Alpine
State Board of Normal Regents arrived in Alpine to observe Sul Ross Normal College. They attended classes and assembly, toured facilities, and were hosted at a Chamber of Commerce dinner with remarks by Mayor Berkeley and Regent M O Flowers.
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State Normal
SUL Ross Normal College
State Board of Normal Regents
Spine
Board of Regents
Sul Ross
San Antonio
M. C Flowers
Lockhart
Margie E. Neal
Carthage
S Watkins
Athens
J. J. Bennett
Stephenville
Robt. J. Eckhardt
Taylor
R. L. Marquis
the Normal
Normal
Supt. Melton
W. W. Jenkins
Avalanche
Grace Bedell
West Texas
Misses Robertson
Jester Cage
Pauline Terry
Hattie Grace Peters
Lady Bunton
Mable McNease
Margaret Parcell
Chamber of Commerce
Holland Hotel
Brewster Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Jackson
Brewster County
Alpine
Jackson
Berkeley
B. F. Berkeley
State Senate
Dudley
el Paso
Normal College
Brewster
Berkley
Regents
M. O. Flowers of
State Board of Regents
Normal Colleges
Flowers
Retail Merchants Association backs traffic limits in Alpine
At a regular meeting on the 2h Inst the Retail Merchants Association passed laudable resolutions and urged enforcement of no open cut-outs as reckless driving threatens public safety. They ordered immediate payment of a debt tied to Tourist Park and defended local businesses while urging residents to support Alpine merchants over chain stores.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Alipine
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
NUVER
Alpine
Alpine Growth Sparks Remodels and New Ventures
Remodeling and enlargement of Hotel Throlland begins, aiming to become the southwest’s largest hostelry outside El Paso. Masonic Lodge second floor redesign to host upscale receptions and banquets, with Eastern Star furnishing to create a stylish hall. Alpine attracts new families, touted as clean, progressive, and educational, boosting its future prospects. Oakwood China featured for gifts, Alpine Jewelry selling materials, and The Avalanche offering printing services for letters and cards.
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Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Alpine
Texas
Brewster County Cattle Boom and Market Outlook
Brewster County is touted as a premier cattle range with ongoing activity across the region. Herbert Kokernot plans to ship 100 cattleloads of feeders to California by December 1 as part of a strong local effort to capitalize on high grade beef cattle. Texas cattlemen face lingering effects from a two and a half year depreciation and market downturn.
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San Antonio Express
Herbert Lb Kokernot
Davis-Presidia
Rokernot
California
United States
Texas
Letter Reveals Reader’s Interest in West Location
A former Wyoming inquiry for The Avalanche sought West region placement. Delays occurred in mailing and contact retries. A courteous note thanked the paper and confirmed sufficient copies. reader indicated no immediate need but valued the publication’s view of the area.
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Wnce
Avalanche
Adler-i-ka Miracle Detox Featured In Alpine Ad
A husband touts Adler-i-ka as curing his wife’s sour stomach in twenty minutes and claims it works beyond expectations. The Alpine Drug Store ad says the product cleans both bowels, removes foul matter and gas, aids chronic constipation, and guards against appendicitis. It concludes with a local plug for The Avalanche and Alpine growth.
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Adler-i-ka
Adler-ika
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Lackey Bldg
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Alpine, Texas
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Brassieres
Mitchell
Gillett Co
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Hord’s
Clarence
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Alpine Light & Ice Company
J. D. Hix
Marathon State Bank
Marathon
L. L. Hess
Fred Clark
W. K. Bates
I. J. Roberts
Karl Clark
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