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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
8
Fragmentary notes describe drilling activity 18 miles northeast of Alpine with efforts to reach 10 percent gains and casing placement at depth. Reports mention resumed drilling after several hundred feet, with confusion over locations and personnel.
The Alpine church invites the public to a Primitive Baptists gathering beginning Monday with services at 8 p.m. W R Dale of Midland will conduct the meeting continuing through the week.
Local items list numerous visitors and residents in Alpine and El Paso areas. Names include Béwin Gillett, Mrs. Otis Morgan, Mrs. Arch Allen, Roy Spence, S. L. Stumberg, Gene Benson, Oscar Cook, Mrs. Ker mit Allen, Joe Hord, and others. Edward Davidson completed patrol school in Austin and will serve Pecos. The Weyerts Rom wedding had out of town guests including H. B. Eudaly and Gay Harrie.
Wittess Ange and Miles Ford lead new patrols stationed in Alpine with families, replacing others assigned to the district. The arrival includes former Renger police member Angus and several local residents, with social visits noted among Alpine Presbyterians and Fort Davie attendees.
A chaotic notice describes The Avalanche inviting guests to a Cooking School event starting in October. It promises free recipe shoots and various gifts while highlighting local firms and nationally known products aiding the community driven undertaking.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a basketball style scene with players and a late first half sequence. The readable names include Sul Rese Texan Festayens and Rutledge, but details are garbled and no clear outcome or event is established.
A brief illness in a financial context signals larger costs and debts. The piece cautions readers to prioritize savings and careful spending to avoid extended financial strain.
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