Alpine S Avalanche Editor and Publisher
Alpine based newspaper notes its editor and publishers including Society Editor Fort Davis Correspondent Marathon Correspondent Big Bend Park Correspondent. The piece records staff roles and field correspondents for the Alpine S Avalanche.
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Society
Fort Davis
Big Bend Park
Water Supply Plan Moves Forward for Alpine Town
Alpine city officials confirm purchase of Tar Terry land west of town to secure a water supply for domestic and commercial use. The city will pay 70 000 dollars for land with water rights retained, while the final cost of the water well remains uncertain amid ongoing Riess test funding and growing oil leasing in the area.
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Alpine
U.S. Geological Survey
West
Texas
Terry
Kokernot Hill
Daugherty
Riess
Safe Driving Day Promotes Daily Highway Safety
The President's Committee for Traffic Safety sponsors a special Safe Driving Day on December 1 to reduce deaths and injuries during a 24 hour period. It argues that sensible driving by 72 million drivers with 58 million vehicles could lower the toll, but laments the need for a one day observance and urges making every day S D Day.
Texas School of Mines beats Sul Ross Lobos in Turkey Day clash
In El Paso the Mines defeat Sul Ross for first time since 1924 as Alpine Bucks seek admittance to the Texas Interscholastic League with D. M. Major and coach Horace Oliver meeting TIAA officials in Houston.
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Texas
Congress
Texas School of Mines
Sul Ross Lobos
Turkey Day
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D. M. Major
Horace Oliver
Houston
Alpine Bucks
TIAA
Alpine sports round up and local events highlight weekend
Saturday's teen aged program showcased eight Alpine High School boys with Principal James Crawford in Fall Sports Roundup. Also noted are Winter outlook previews, state education events in Houston and Atlanta, plus local activities from church talks to a poultry show and a season ending loss to El Paso High.
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James Crawford
Houston
National Education Assn
Atlanta
Alpine Bucks
el Paso High Tigers
Enrollment declines in Alpine schools show drops across grades
Enrollment in Alpine Central fell from 350 to 338 with high school sliding from 207 to 203. Alpine Centennial remains near 450 students. Overall enrollment reflects withdrawals outweighing re entries in October 2014 based on available figures.
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Alpine
Toss
Alpine Central
Alpine Centennial
Reddy's Holiday Cooking Tips and Appliance Reminder
Reddy and the family anticipate holiday cooking with confidence praising Reddy’s culinary skills. The ad urges installing an electric range to enjoy real cooking pleasure this season and invites readers to act before the holidays.
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