Brewster Rancher Injured as Rock Dam Collapses
Ray Orie, a Brewster rancher, was injured when a rock dam on the Roark ranch in Bullis Gap country near Marathon collapsed burying him under rock and dirt. He suffered an ankle and collarbone injuries and is recovering at home.
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Brewster
Ray Orie
Orie
Roark
Bullis Gap
Marathon
Officers of Alpine FFA Chapter Named
Alpine FFA named its officers this week with Mardld Nichols as president Warren Mosley as secretary Junior Walker as reporter Simmy Boling as treasurer Leland Tyler as parliamentarian Carroll Weston as advisor James Fishel and Kaw Bailey listed among others in the member roll and band.
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Alpine Ffa
Flelows
Mardld
Nichols Werpedéont
Warren Mosley
Junior Walker
Simmy Boling
Weasurer
van Youan Wioman
Leland
Tyler
Carroll Weston
Tone Feader
TC Casey
James Fishel
Kaw
le Bailey
Sara
Alpine Juniors Split With Del Rio and Marfa
Alpine Juniors coached by Peyton Cain split two games with Del Rio foes last Saturday with the Midgets beating Del Rio Feathers 120 to 6 and the visiting Junior High team beating Alpine 25 to 0. Earlier in the week Alpine defeated Marfa 20 to 6.
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Alpine Juniors
del Rio
Peyton Cain
Dell Rio
del Rio Feathers
Marfa Juniors
Rotary News Highlights Marta Delegation Visit And FFA Talk
The Alpine Rotary Club hosted Marta visitors led by Marta Rotary resident Bob Bledsoe with Judge J C Thompson Jim McDevitt and Ray Norman challenging a six month attendance contest and an inter club meeting. Coach B C Graves introduced WE Broyles and Dr H W Morelock with Pinky Walker receiving the Junior award. Le Bailey spoke on Future Farmers of America and the aim to train ranch boys as informed leaders in American farming society.
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Alpine Rotary Club
Marta
Bob Bledsoe
Rotary
J.c.thompson
Jim McDevitt
Ray Norman
B.C. Graves
WE Broyles
San Antonio
H.W. Morelock
Pinky +Walker
le Bailey
Amerie Wesre Ware
FFA
Bailey
Strayed Books Sought By Alpine Librarian
Miss Fay Hamilton seeks help locating college library books stray from campus many were returned by students but numerous titles are believed left in Alpine homes or townhouses residents urged to check personal libraries and contact the Avalanche office with any finds. note posted by Mrs Kate Nevill warns trespassing on her ranch.
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Alpine
College
Fay Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Avalanche Honor Roll Keeps Subscriptions in Good Standing
Thirty one readers are named on this week’s Avalanché Honor Roll, including six new ones. The list credits subscribers from Marathon to Alpine and beyond for maintaining current subscriptions. Names include Louis A. Miller Frankfort Ind Albert Chambers Marathon Mrs W Hulen Marathon Tom Yarbro Marathon L B Dickson Marathon Mrs W B Hancock Alpine HL B Pruett Alpine Mrs H B Pruett Houston Mrs Guy Caldwell Albany F L Anderson New Rochelle NY Mary Ann Kokernot Hockaday School Dallas Ovcar Roberts Alpine Jack Cross Alpine B C Graves Alpine H D Rivers Alpine Victor J Smith Alpine A R Brady Alpine George H Walker Alpine FE Weyerts Alpine Mise M Claire McGuire Alpine Carl W Shults Alpine A G Prude Fr Davis A 3 Tippit Alpine C M Wilson Alpine Virginia Holland Stephens College Columbia Mo B S Hemmer Alpine G B Crawford Alpine Mrs RT Lewis El Paso Katie Whitlock Benton Ark J A McGonagill Marathon Dr Lee W Fisher Alpine
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Avalanché
Avalanche
Louis A. Miller
Frankfort
Ind
Tom Yarbro
Marathon
L. 8. Dickson
W. B. Hancock
Alpine
HL. B. Pruett
H. B Pruett
Houston
Guy Caldwell
Albany
F. L. Anderson
New Rochelle
Mary Ann Kokernot
Hockaday School
Dallas
Ovcar Roberts
Jack Cross
B.C. Graves
H. D. Rivers
Victor J. Smith
R. Brady
George H. Walker
FE Weyerts
Mise M. Claire McGuire
Carl W. Shults
A. G. Prude
Davis
Tippit
C. M. Wilson
New
Virginia Holland
Stephens College
Columbia
Hemmer
G. B. Crawford
RT. Lewis
el Paso
Katie Whitlock
Benton, Ark
J. A. McGonagill
Lee W. Fisher
McGaughy Sees New Chevrolet On Sale This Fall
McGaughy of Camer Motor Co attended a preshowing convention in El Paso for Chevrolet dealers. Howard of the Chevrolet Motor Division reviewed plans for the coming year and the new 1999 model was shown. McGaughy expressed strong enthusiasm for future business as production is slated to begin deliveries on the new Chevrolet in October.
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McGaughy
Chevrolet
Petin McGaughy
Camer Motor Co
Chevrolet Dea Ry
Teleween
el Paso
WLC
Howard
Arsutail Segtional
Chevrolet Motor Division
Somne
Iredel Chevrolet
Fire Prevention Week Observed in Alpine Schools
Alpine schools observe Fire Prevention Week with regular drills and Boy Scouts inspecting school buildings for fire hazards. Superintendent Bankhead announced plans for assemblies, fire safety talks, and a call for public suggestions and help.
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Alpine
Bankhead
Local Cleaners Install New Equipment upgrades
Local cleaners added the latest improved equipment said to enable high quality work. The move aims to boost efficiency and expand service offerings.
Alpine Beauticians Organize This Week
Alpine beauticians meet this week to organize a cooperative effort. Members plan scheduling, training, and shared resources to improve services and community outreach. Leaders encourage neighborhood involvement and announce upcoming meetings and goals.
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Alpine Beauticians
Progreso Study Club Hosts Bake Sale Saturday
The Bi Progreso Study Club will hold a bake sale on Saturday, October Ub, at the Williams and Vogt Grocery, inviting the community to stop by for treats and support.
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Bi Progreso
Williams and Vogt
Lobos Point For St. Marys Oct 22 No Game This Week
Lobos coachs Graves and Robinson train the squad for the St Marys game on October 22 in Lubbock. The Tarleton clash left key players banged up while Chief Riggs may miss action due to a broken rib, and a night game at Jackson Field is hoped if plans materialize.
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Bul Ross Lobos
John Tarleton
Graves
Robinson
St. Mary's
Jackson Field
Lobo
Tarleton
Riggs
Barbecue For Masons At Dr Pope Home Last Thursday
A barbecue was held on the back lawn at Dr L C Pope’s home last Thursday night for Masons. Attendees described the evening as enjoyable and plans were announced by Carl Shults to host a similar gathering monthly to boost lodge interest.
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L. C. Pope
Marsons
Carl Shults
Local Property Transfers Noted in Early Ledger
Fragmentary list shows multiple property transfers with names such as KA M Gillett, Barter and Clark of Indiana, Albert West to P P Crabill of Ohio for 2058, B A Mustier via Smithros, R B McCracken to P K Fisher of Pennsylvania at 10, Albert Weet to A B Wildman of Ohio at 1075, HL B Holmes to Huston Bees of Chicago at 61.20, and Reynolde Cete Dave Webel of Illinois, indicating a sequence of small parcel trades and recorded prices.
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W. L. Mitchell & Sons
F. K Fisher
Pennsylvania
George Jones
Frank C. Evans
Indiana
W. B Mitchell & Sons
W. W. Bogel
P. P. Crabill
Ohio
W. Bogel
Sartor and Clark
Zuidems
Ilinols
McCracken
Edward Sa Jama
Mississippi
F. M. Hutchinson
Laws
W. B. Mitchell & Sone
Frank Heltman
Lows
Mitchell & Sons
George Heltman
Town
W. W. Boger
Fred Steiner
C. Mitchell
George H. Wilking
Kenneth Beebe
W. B. Mitchell & Sons
Clay Michell
L. A. Newman
Minois
W. E. Love, Jr
Wikdman Ohi
Seth Brose
Pee
Crab
Hales
Tucker
Milnea
Gorge Sones
Henman
McCrockto Baute
Pd Barbee
Melano
Albert West
Ace Wilman
Perl A. Jackson
Lloyd Barbee
Illinois
Baio
M. Gillett
Barter and Clark
Ind
A. Mustier
Smithros
P. K. Fisher
Albert
A. B
Wildman
B. Holmes
Huston Bees
Chic
Reynolde Ce
Dave Webel
Hiinols
Establishment of Grande National Park Sparks Conservation Urgency
A fragmented plea argues for creating Grande National Park to halt erosion from overgrazing by sheep and goats. The author envisions restoring mountains, badlands, and plains for elk, deer, bears, panthers, and foxes that once thrived before European settlement, calling the area a wilderness in need of protection.
Four Proposed National Parks Across the Nation
In Texas a park land purchase was debated after a vetoed $750,100 appropriation while private funding is sought. The speaker prioritizes Everglades Redwood Mountain Big Bend and Alaska bear sanctuary as races against time to protect wildlife from poachers lumbering and erosion.
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Texas
Fed
Ever- Wades
Redwood Mountain
Big Bend
Alaska Bear Sanctuary
Atlantic
Pacific
Beerotades
Big Bend Country
Sequoias
Alaska Grizzly
Delegation to Address Commission on Highway 67 Project
A compilation notes a delegation including Pecos County Judge C. E Casebier State Senator H. L. Winfield County Judge Wiley Taylor Rankin and Col. Thompson of the Dallas chamber of commerce plus others from Upton county prepared to appear before the commission at its meeting to discuss the U.S. Highway 67 project.
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