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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1931

Page

3

Youthful Maharajah Leads Indian Round Table Delegation

London reports Maharajah Hothar of Indore, youngest in the Prince's delegation, invited after Kashmir and Patiala could not attend due to urgent business. Educated at Oxford, the 15 year old wedding of a niece to a Kothagpur royal links to royal scandals, with lavish feasting and a confessed fondness for English school life.

London Maharajah Hothar Indore Hiss Maharajah of Rewa Kashmir Patiala Nancy Miler of Beattie Bombay

Wells Give Over Million Barrels of Oil Each Day

Austin Texas reports August oil production at 1 141 650 barrels. July production was 1 044 90 and August 1930 saw 21 775 barrels. Permits for 14 new wells issued, vs 532 in July and 605 in August 1990. Total wells completed in August 414, with 321 oil and seven gas wells.

Austin Texas Bureau of Business Research University of Texas

Southern Pacific Improvement Task Nears Completion

The Southern Pacific million dollar reconstruction from Hondo to El Paso via Del Rio and Alpine is nearly finished after six months of work. Bridges were strengthened and replaced, cuts widened in the Big Bend district, drainage ditches upgraded, and heavier locomotives will haul trains from San Antonio to El Paso. A few minor details remain. total expenditure around one million dollars.

Southern Pacific Hondo el Paso del Rio Alpine Big Bend San Antonio Val Verde County Herald

Decrease in Sheep Numbers Foreseen by U.S. Agriculture Dept

The U S Department of Agriculture forecasts a sizable drop in sheep numbers over the next two to three years due to high lamb production and scarce range. Western sheepmen are expected to market more of the lamb crop and retain fewer ewe lambs for breeding as world production remains large. The U S clip this year rises about 25 9 million pounds, seven percent, with 1928 records not far behind. A Navura gas system in Santa Ana Texas is under construction as a separate note.

United State Department of Agriculture United States

Highland feeder sale eyed after corn belt trips

Joe Mitchell reports strong demand for Highland feeder cattle as corn belt buyers plan to attend the October 9 Marfa sale. He notes good corn in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana, with cattle financing challenging for some but feeder operators generally able to secure funds. Mitchell foresees steady prices in November and December and a Texas move to finish cattle on Texas feed.

Joe Mitchell Kansas Missouri Linois Indiana Fort Worth Marfa Mara Mitchell Texas Big Bend

Pursuit of gold at Sierra Blanca Hot Springs sparks tale

Report from Sierra Blanca Mountain Eagle alleges a storm of activity around Indian Hot Springs, including pumping attempts for years and a long tale of buried gold worth 400000. The narrative links the spring to old Indian legends, a river-adjacent site, and confusion with Brewster county springs as plans to pump continue. A separate Michigan theft anecdote and border turmoil are also noted.

Iast Tater Ieee Brewster County Rio Grande Sierra Blanca

Sul Ross Tennis Team Faces Youthful Spring Scrutiny

The Sul Ross tennis outlook is uncertain as only one veteran returns Fred Daugherty Alpine a one year man Darren York graduate loss Therefore new players Zee Moss John Weyerts and Albin Chalk from Alpine Del Rio join the squad The team plans trials with A C College of Mines El Paso Tennis Club McMurry and other T I A A foes plus a squad will go to the T I A A tournament this year Sul Ross Skyline

Sul Ross Fred Daugherty Alpine Darren York Thomas Punk Carver Moore University of Texas North Texas State Teachers College Zee Moss John Weyerts Albin Chalk del Rio A.C. C. College of Mines el Paso Tennis Club McMurry Sul Ross Skyline

Freshmen Organize at Library Auditorium Meeting

The freshmen class of 38 met in the Library auditorium on Friday September 25 to organize for the coming year. Quanah Allen of Alpine was elected president by a large majority Martha Emma utter was named vice president and Miss Kelly Bowden secretary. The treasurer and a second class sponsor were to be chosen at the next meeting and Annie Kate Ferguson selected as class sponsor.

Quanah Allen Alpine Lorge Majority Martha Emmautter Kelly Bowden Annie Kate Ferguson Moretock

Tormentors organize at June High School meeting

The Tormentors held a formation meeting at June High School on Friday September 16 to elect officers. Elizabeth Baines was named president Thelma Wood vice president and Audrey Lewis secretary and treasurer. New members to be initiated soon. Next business meeting set for the first Monday each month with social gatherings on the third Monday.

Elzabet Baines Thelma Wood Audrey Lewis Tweaurer Anus Bhat

Choral Club elects officers and plans teas

The Gir Cent Club of Memphis and Wellington Texas held its first meeting. Ethel Skevington was elected president, Louise Taylor vice president, Ida Mae Weyerts secretary treasurer, and Lucille Perry reporter. Old members will continue social life with entertaining teas at Mrs Howell's and other events.

Phyllis Howell Ethel Skevington Louise Taylor Ida Mae Weyrts Lucille Perry

Hunters fined for out of season quail near Fort Stockton

Texas game warden from district 25 warns hunters after five men at Fort Stockton were caught with 27 quail killed out of season. Fines run as high as 100 dollars per bird plus court costs, with 27 birds totaling 996 dollars. The article notes warnings to avoid violations and reports general enforcement across counties.

Hi. Jennings Fort Stockton Port Stockton Fan McCamey Odessa Rom Kerrville Odessa News-Times

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