Avalanche Honor Roll List of Renewals and New Subscribers
The Avalanche reports subscription renewals and new readers added to the honor roll. Names include J Z Mullenix of Langtry and readers from Alpine, Roanoke, San Francisco, College Station and Houston among others. Readers are urged to remit subscriptions and thanked for renewals and new enrollments.
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J. Z. Mullenix
Langtry
F. Cook
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Alpine
Earl Reaves
New
W. Shaw
D. Wm. Good
Roanoke
H. F. Dallman
San Prancie “Co
Call
C. F. Barger
Chas
Benton Adams
College Station
Alpine Man Dies in El Paso Hospital After Brief Illness
Alpine Drug Store manager A. Brooker dies after a ten day illness. He had worked at Alpine Drug Store since April, leaving Alpine for a brief period due to illness. Body taken to Milano for burial. Also notes cafe changes and local social visits in Alpine.
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el Paso
W. T. Brooker, Jr
Bood Scott
Iland
Morning
James Cotter
Maria
Robinsee
Brooker
Alpine
Milano
Work Under Way At Hovey Dome Test
In Alpine area reports say drilling continues at the Hovey Dome test. The project, 130 feet from bottom at 000 feet depth, involves the Southern Pacific transfer and various local residents adjusting plans. The Morgans and Cushmans are among those traveling, with updates on the status of drilling and nearby sites like the Green Valley Storey test in progress.
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Hovey Dome
A.A. Morgan
Kathleen
An Antonio
Railway Express
Dedeon-Meens Hovey
Alpine
Ory
Morgans
Ronald
Jecood
Two Limpia Canyon Bridges Completed
Fort Davis reports two of the four Limpia Canyon to Balmorhee road bridges now have floors down. The 180 foot Short Canyon bridge has the substructure, with the Fraser crossroad bridge still to be completed. Railings remain to be installed on all four spans amid ongoing drainage work.
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Fort Davis
Limpia Canyon
Balmorhee Raed
Seroas Limpia Creek
Serosa Fraser
Addion
Centraet
Linge
Revie
Maytag Executives Visit Dallas and Alpine Leaders
Walter Rogers of Dallas president of Maytag Southwestern Co. and Titus Holland regional manager visited Alpine Monday. They attended a banquet for local Maytag dealers and salesmen at the Holland hotel Monday evening.
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Maytag
Walter Rogers
Dallas
Maytag Southwestern Co
Titus Holland
Big Spring
Alpine
Holland Hotel
Big Bend National Park tour planned by federal officials
Petia, director of the 10 to fund the mate, will lead a two day inspection tour of the proposed Big Bend National Park starting next Tuesday. Assisting are Conrad L. Wirth and Herbert Maior, with Congressman R Ewing Thomes of El Paso in charge. The party travels by auto via Marathon to the Chisos Mountains camp, then a horseback trip to the South Rim. Other sites include Santa Helena and potential cart caverns. The trip marks the first visit after Reed construction and CDC work opened areas. Bechner and Wirth later visit Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico before returning to El Paso and Washington.
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Theta Petia
Corte
Big Bend
Conrad L. Wirth
Herbert‘ Maior
National Park Service
R. Ewing Thomes
HI Paso
Marathon
Chisos Mountsine
COC
Chises
Santa Hielena
Deed Horse
Marsea Canons
Pechner
CDC
Bechner
Wirth
Cartsbed Caverns National, Park
New Mexico
Washington
Mountain Peaks and Butterflies On Highway Route
The article describes plans to cash in on tourist business through Gre nada theatre and notes heavy butterfly swarms along the highway. A Del Rio filling station operator reports butterflies clogging radiators and nearly disabling cooling systems as two foot trucks struggle on a one foot bridge, with drivers receiving little sympathy amidst delays.
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Highway Department
del Rio
Brewster Ranges Still Need Rain Amid Dry Alpine Summer
Dry weather persists in the Alpine area as ranchers warn any late moisture will come too late for winter forage. Precipitation has been light through the summer, causing widespread grass shortages across most of the county.
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Brewster Ranges
Allpine
Midland Rotarians Plan Park Area Visit and Rim Rock Trip
Midland Rotary members will visit the Park Area on the 6th to be at the site by noon and travel to Rim Rock in the afternoon. The group will return via Alpine on the 7th and meet the local Rotary club at its place for a scheduled assembly.
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Parte
Rim Rock
Rotary Club
Ite Aeeemoene Ter
See
Hotel Men Give 250 to Fund Fort Worth Campaign
Hotel men in Fort Worth pledge about 250 to enrich the Big Bend National Park fund. A resolution endorses the project and directs an association treasury contribution of 1 per member, replacing individual donations at the convention. Public relations official Gane Abervale is cited.
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Fort Worth
Big Bend National Park
Smociation
Gane Abervale
Unclear fragment recalls people and farewell
Fragmentary text hints at a group or individuals and a question about their fate, with disrupted phrasing and missing details. No dates, places, or concrete actions readable to identify the event or persons involved.
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