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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1919

Page

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Edwards Talks on Good Roads Question in Empire Theatre

G F Edwards of the State Highway Department urged a November ballot amendment authorizing the Legislature to issue road bonds up to 75 million dollars. He argued the measure would enable federal aid, reduce mudholes, and save Texas at least 120 million annually, urging broad local organization to vote yes for better highways.

G. F. Edwards State Highway Department Empire Theatre Edwards Texas

Honor Roll Declared for Home Department Sunday School

The Metho dist Sunday School Home Department announces the third quarter honor roll. Members listed include Mestames M. M. rds, Carnes, H.R. English, J. B. Spence, A. F. Bell, M.S. Burke, Wotan. The department has twenty two members and grows as a helpful SS branch. Supt. Home Department.

Methodist Sunday School M. M. Rds Carnes H.R. English J. B. Spence A. F. Bell M.S. Burke Wotan S. S. Work Supt. Home Department

Hand Grenade Savings Banks cancelled amid war measures

Washington wires reveal War Department cancelled sale and distribution of Hand Grenade Savings Banks to Treasury and banks. Certificates of Achievement to those entitled will be issued. Savings efforts noted as War Savings Stamps and Treasury Certificates sales rise. local truck wreck and oil crew incident also reported.

Dallas Washington Frank M. Smith Federal District Secretary of War Treasury War Department Treasury Department Federal United States Smith Jaaia Smith Treasury Savings

Grain Feeding for Hens Includes Scratch and Mash Quantities

USDA specialists advise poultry keepers to feed quarts of scratch grain and equal weight of mash daily to 13 general purpose hens or about 16 small or long breeds, totaling about 7.4 pounds of each per 100 birds. Leghorns would take about 90 pounds of each per 100, plus greens.

United States Department of Agriculture Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island

Birthday Party for Doyle’s Friends Entertainment

Master Doyle entertained his little friends Thursday afternoon with a party from 5 to 6. After games refreshments were served including cake marshmallow and lemonade. The prize was won by Fertil Roark with Orin Paliam as booby. Guests present included Hubert Yarbro Olive Whi Pulliam Richard Maes Chienge Jones Ferrel Roark Clemens Roark Cecil Meeks Bill Meeks Philip Worth Doyle Wor sitls Georgia Moorefield Cora Pulliam Ronnie Shoemake Madie Ray Miller Lin Andry and Mesdames Hargus Blair and Worsham.

Fertil Roark Orin Paliam Hubert Yarbro Olive Whi Pulliam Richard Maes Chienge Jones Ferrel Roareh Clemens Roark Cecil Meeks Bill Meeks Philip Worth 1 Doyle Worsitls Georgia Moorefield Cora Pulliam Ronnie Shoemake Madie Ray Miller Lin Andry Fttamae Hargus Thelma Agnes Hares Mesdames Hargus Blair and Worsham

Sanderson High School Jackpot Dance and Contests Recap

Entertainment notes from Sanderson include Mr and Mrs Jne Marshall hosting a Friday night dance for cowboys and Mr and Mrs Simpson hosting a Saturday youth dance. Prizes in the goat roping go to Grover King with 35 dollars, and King also wins the horse race. Ft Stockton wins the foot race. Sanerson takes jumps. The Del Rio Band provides music for the Sanderson Saturday dance. Mothers Club raises 75 dollars for the high school.

Jne, Marshall Mr. Simpson M. H. Jones

Local notes from the week recount travels and visits

Widespread social moving about as residents report trips to Sanderson, Marfa, Alpine, and San Antonio. Shippings of sheep and cattle to Fort Worth, new hires, and gatherings at Community Hall fill the pages, with a Saturday night dance drawing a large turnout and a party at the hall planned for Wednesday evening.

A. G. Kirkland Western Woodenware Co el Paso Avalanche Ila Kirkland Los Angeles California Iie Fort Stockton Alpine Zenas Decie Wm. Jones Sanderson Langtry Ora Conway Chambers Hotel A. C. Stewart Fort Worth A. S. Gage Weakley M. B. Worthington van Cleve Marfa Worthington Ray Wyatt River Dora Adams Erin Meek Jordan San Ang Englis Tor French Tom Miller Antonio Gus Jones San Antonio Parker Kendrick College Hill An Alle Davis Delicious Push Eac Lee Shackleford Bastropis

Parent Teachers Association Entertains Alpine High School

The Parent Teachers Association invites Alpine residents to a school event at the High School Auditorium at 8 PM on a September date. The program includes an opening address, glee club performances, readings, and exhibits from this year’s classrooms. Proceeds support Alpine Public Schools.

Alpine Mrs. C.D Noo Glee Club Kittens and Babies Melba Smith Little Pink Rose

Cotton Growers Seek Pickers For Alpine Area

Labor notice seeks cotton pickers paid per pound and furnished ten days in Alpine area. Work seven days a week with ideal climate. For details contact Leaves Study Butte and Terlin Cotton Growers Iena Wednesdays and Saturdays at 334 Phone 180 Will Savell, Prop. Azi Ass'n, Aria.

Butte Terlin Iena Will Savell Prop. Dress Aziz Ass'n Aria

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R Roll Alpine State Bank Benjamin F. Berkeley Geo. C. Miller Ww. van Sickle Vicw J. Ferguson Cashier Joe Milam Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Alamo Lumber Co Marathon Oil Allen Oil Co Tron Mountain Ranch Mr. Mason Hanond Creek J. T. McKinney Jake Harens Entertainments the Sanderson Stenare Reee Arte Sanderson High Reel Iani Pageley Fhvor Palmer French Mr. Gaither Graham Ranch Marathon Mari Vallas Gaither Mr. French Wyatt Mrs. Fallis Parent-Teachers Association Carl Stone Stu J.calhoun C. S. Potts F.C. H. Rantel University of Texas Aus U. Pene V. J. Cargiley J. Smith Ja Jing Thurday The First National Bank Alliane, Texas A. Brown HL. Kokernot GPO W. Baines Jr W. B, Hancock HL. Hord E. Terlingua Arizona Salt River Valley Ferris ALL Ladies & Misses A. G. Ferris & Ero. Department Store
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