Alpine Avalanche 1890 Established Publication Details
Alpine Avalanche records its weekly publication in Alpine Texas with offices at 125 North 6th Street and P O Box 719 The paper notes charges for Brewster Jeff Davis and Presidio counties and lists staff roles including editor advertising ranch news and local correspondents The notice includes standard disclaimer on corrections and errors and subscription rates for six months and one year respectively.
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Alpine
Tex
Alpine Avalanche, Inc
N. 6Th St
Texas
P.O
Edior
Advertising Ranch
Big Bend Park
Marathon
Fort Davis
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidio Coun
Letter of thanks for UNICEF Trick or Treat effort
A letter from Pastor at First Methodist Church Alpine Texas thanks a newspaper for front page coverage of Trick or Treat for UNICEF. The writer notes a donation of 101.24 to UNICEF US and defends active American global engagement amid criticism.
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United States Committee For Unicef
Unicef
Efror
Vor
United State Committee
First Methodist Church
Alpine
Texas
John Pate to Visit Family and Friends for Holidays
John Pate, a student at the University in Austin, will visit his family and friends here for the holidays. He plans to spend time with relatives and catch up with longtime friends during the festive period.
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John Pate
The
University In
Austin
Alta Cain
Joan S. Carleton
Charles Patterson
Rice University
Odessa
C. E. Patterson
Safeway Stores Report Strong Four Week Sales Increase
Safeway's four weeks ending November 5 1960 show sales of 191 241 709 up from 140 138 260 in 1959 and the 44 week total rises to 2 076 129 409 versus 1 977 957 514 previous year. There were 2 195 Safeway stores operating as of November 5 1960 up from 2 169 in 1958. Betty Vogt returns home from SMU for holidays. Sue Bounds and family prepare to welcome Thanksgiving visitors. Phil McGaughy will spend holidays with his father Felix McGaughy.
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Simeway
Safeway
Noreway
Know Your City Schools Big Bend Hunting and School News
The week’s column reports a fatal hunting accident near Alpine with 23 year old Alton Williams killed by a stray bullet and Joe Weathered wounded, plus local fur trade notes and Alpine High football plans. It covers community notices, school guidance standard updates, a Coahoma homecoming, and Alpine High School classroom writing projects with brief bios of local families and students.
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Alton M. Williams
Eldorado
Joe Weathered
Midland
W. N. Gourle
Alpine
Williams
Immigration Patrol Inspector Jobs Open at Sul Ross Campus
Moore of the Immigration Border Patrol in El Paso interviewed Sul Ross students on campus last Thursday. He announced open competition for Immigration Patrol Inspector positions with exams about 30 days after the January 1961 deadline. The closing date for applications is December 16, 1960.
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Watrot
Mers "Moore
Immigration Border Patrol
el Paso
Sul Ross
Immigration Patrol
Moore
Debates Planned Between Alpine and El Paso Teams
Miss Myrtle Whiteside, head of Alpine High Debate teams, announced first non conference debates with El Paso Technical High School on December 3 in Alpine. El Paso will send a boys team and a girls team. The subject is Resolved that the United Nations Should Be Significantly Strengthened.
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Whiteside
Coahoma
Miss Whiteside
Newman
Kim Spann
Alpine High
Wiley High School
Myrtle Whiteside
el Paso
Examination date notice at Sul Ross Campus posted
Inquiry may be made at the local Post Office for the examination date. Announcement of the examination will be made at the Teacher Placement Office on theSul oss Campus. Application forms and information regarding the position are available at the Teacher Placement Office.
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Suloss
Liberty men tour Big Bend Country with Otis Kimball party
Guests of Otis Kimballs from Liberty Texas included Mines Roy Lyons Bill Trott P W Mullins Thomas Calhoun E F McLendon and O P Baillee. They toured the Big Bend Country last week.
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Otis Kimballs
Mines
Roy Lyons
Bill Trott
P. W. Mullins
Thomas Calhoun
E. F. McLendon
O. P. Baillee
Liberty
Texas
Big Bend
Woman’s Simple Machine Sparks Wardrobe Upgrade
A woman relies on a Maytag appliance to finish garments at home as she faces hardship. The piece highlights how the machine yields ready to wear clothes, demonstrating a hopeful shift in daily life amid struggle.
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Membi West Texas Press Association
Texas Press Association Advertising Representative Weekly
Major Markets, Inc
Earth St
New York
N.Y
Texas Press Service
Sam Antonio St
Gine
Brady's
Texaco Service
Holland
Betty Vogt
SMU
Paul Vogt
Sue Bounds
B. B. Bounds
TCU
Ft. Worth
Phil McGaughy
Felix McGaughy
By Ace Reid
First National Bank
Trans-Pecos
Alpine High Bucks
McCamey Badgers
Fabens
Anja Wilson
Eugenia Rowland
Roy Stilwell
Bill Hale
Monahans
George Benson
A. C. Spalding
W. D. Burcham
L. Myatt
W. W. Withers
McAllepperfield
Los Fresnos
Fred L. Mishier
Penilas
Robert Cartledge
L. T. Wotan
Terlingua
Leroy. Granger
Patsy Ruth
Betty Sue Hargus
Donald McCraley
Thomas Montgomery
Martha Meeks
Una Mae Wedin
Buddy Granger
Richburg
Iran
Guy Crawford
L. F. Buttrill
Marfa
Jean Arnold
Walton Shoemake
Marie Simpson
Green Inch
Peyton Cain
Terry McCormick
Education Digest
Texas Outlook
State Board of Education
Texas Public Schools
Board of Trustees
Miss Myrtle
Paul Wilmoth
Bunson
George
Lincolns
Athens
Sara Rogers
Dick Rogers
Gwen Walker
Forrest Walker
Albuquerque
Permian Basin
Girl Scout Council
Pecos County
Fort Stock
Arthur Hart
Horralde
Fort Stockton
Addion
Camp Mitre Peak
JIM Francois
W. Holland
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Group
Hartford
Cons
Ranch Loans
Federal Land Bank Loan
Federal Land Bank Association
Marfa, Texas
Pash
Rawford Insurance
Agency
Genera Insurance
Parkway
Tor
Story - Whiteside Lumber Co
Fred Granada
City Plumbing
Maytag
Newton
Iowa
Maytag Co
Earl Dunn
the Proud
Charles
House
She
West Texas
Doub
Chambers
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