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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1941

Page

8

Chamber of Commerce Starts Alpine Membership Drive

A committee of Alpine business men and chamber members will begin a morning membership push for the local organization. Citizens are urged to cooperate to raise back subscriptions to fund the new manager’s start on November 1 without handicap.

Alpine Chamber of ‘Commerce Iegre

Local firm reports sale of 34000 lbs mohair to Boston buyer

Alpine Wood & Mohair Co. reports the sale of 34,000 pounds of mohair to Guy Barton, buyer for Forte, Dupee, Sawyer Co. in Boston at 5.5 and 6.0 per pound for grown and 7.5 for kid. The third sale from fall accumulations, value $973, with market notes and local recollections of Fort Davis and Davis Mountains.

Ttm Boston Alpine Wood & Mohair Co Guy Bartom Forte, Dupee, Sawyer Co Ste

Rotary club hears district governor on land sale project

About 37 members attended the Rotary luncheon as District Governor Oscar Allen of El Paso spoke during his official visit. The group approved buying land on Hancock Hill belonging to C. G. Morrison for 650 dollars to support a Rotary led project aiding Alpine high school FFA livestock efforts. Shirley Seales was named trustee to facilitate the deed. Governor Allen urged a classification survey to avoid member overlap and highlighted Rotary’s ties to democracy, freedom, and postwar Europe opportunities. The assembly met at the Holland hotel with other community notes noted.

Rotary Oscar Allen el Paso Jerry Starns Community Service Committee Frank Young FFA Alpine High School Shirley Seales Fos Oscar Rotarians Europe Holland Hotel ES. Cross Dallas Greenville

Old La Mota mule deer buck claimed record size

Thanksgiving hunters delivered the deer to the ranch house after a rugged chase. Taxidermist B M Caraway of Dallas mounted Old La Mota, an 18 point buck with 32.5 inch antlers and 202 pounds dressed, estimated 275 pounds on foot. The museum piece is valued around 500 dollars and is described as Texas’s largest mule deer on record.

B. M. Caraway Dallas

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