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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1941

Page

7

Highland fair honors five duchesses at 14th event

At the 14th Highland fair in Marfa last week five girls from Highland towns were named duchesses by fair queen Miss LaRue Garnett of Marfa. The honorees joined coronation at the Highland fairgrounds Friday morning and later events, with the top row listing Carol Stewart Fort Davis Marian Brinkman Shafter Billy Lee Bell Valentine and bottom row Mary Virginia McIntyre Alpine Mary Mahone Marfa.

Marfa LaRue Garnett Miss Garnett Highland Fairgrounds Carol Stewart Fort Davie Marian Brinkman Shafter Billy Lee Bell Valentine Mary Virginia McIntyre Alpine Mary Mahone

Fort Davis ruins urged to be taken over by state

A Waco resident urges state action to acquire and restore the ruins of Fort Davis, the historic frontier post. He recalls riding the Old Spanish Trail to Del Rio, visiting Madero Springs Lodge, Fort Davis, and the scenic drive past McDonald Observatory to the Davis range, praising Texas hospitality and landscape.

Ft. Davis Capt D. T. Hamilton Dallas Tex Madero Springs Davis Mountains del Rio Fort Davis McDonald Observatory Davis Range

Texas Heroes Honored On Scenic Drive Monument Dream

A reflective narrative recalls Texas frontier defenders at Old Fort Davis and Fort Davis ruins. The speaker envisions a granite memorial along highway 118 to honor valiant pioneers who guarded settlers, sacrificed in defense of Texas, and dreamt of a lasting tribute to their heroism.

Old Fort Fort Davis Texas India Mountains

Cat on Squirrel Diet Creates Local Stir

Angleton game warden reports W R Pruit owns an old tom cat that preys on squirrels feeding near a cornfield. The cat, famed for bird predation, has drawn attention from conservationists as a nuisance and subject of debate.

Austin Angleton W. R. Pruit

Local Guardsmen Rally Support Amid Saboteur Fallout

Fragmentary account notes volunteers and townsfolk rallying behind a homeland defense unit. Barp, former American Legion vice commander, joins Texans in backing the effort to confront saboteurs. Mr. Earp is a well known figure in Alabama?

National Guard Ican Legion Mr. Earp

Memorial plan to preserve Fort Parker gains wide support

Endorsed by Hon. Pat Neff Baylor University president and ex state park board chair, the proposal seeks state backing for memorializing Fort Parker. The speaker will present to Gov. Coke Stevenson, the State Highway and Railway commissions, and other officials, urging action to preserve the fort and keep Alpine money in Alpine trade.

Neff Pat Neff Baylor University State Park Board Kyle Vick Coke Stevenson State Park Card State Highway Commission Railway Commission Fort Parker Texas

Lawyer who served as assistant to Texas attorney general

The report notes the subject practiced law for several years in Pine before relocating to Monahans and previously served as an assistant to the attorney general of Texas.

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