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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1927

Page

4

Uncle Allen Palmer dies. Alpine mourns longtime resident

The obituary notes Uncle Allen Palmer famed for cheer and pioneer wit in Alpine. A Civil War veteran and member of Quantrell’s band, he was loyal to the Confederacy. His brother in law Tom Palmer and daughter Mrs. Geonnette Raward assist as services planned in Wichita Falls after relatives in San Antonio respond.

Alpine Uncle Allen Immo Ancle Allen Confederacy Quantrel Allen Hir Breter Tom W. Palmer Wiehita Palle Palle Geornett Raward San’ Antone Wiehita Falls

Notables Visit Speeches Delivered at Sul Rows

Yesterday morning notable figures visited and delivered other speech at Sul Rows later. Mr. Aune recently misa

Sul Aune Misa

Carnival near Old Bono home beckons crowds

A carnival planned near the Old Bono home invites attendees to try red costumes, win prizes at booths, and enjoy candy. Proceeds benefit the Teacher Association and the event asks for cakes and doughnuts to be donated by noon Monday.

Bono Teacher Association

Bank Statement of Brewster County Bank 1927

The report details assets and liabilities including deposits, reserves, and securities. It lists cash in vaults, amounts due from national and state banks, U. S. bonds, and loans, with a sworn certification by Cashier G. W. Baines and notary.

Securither Banking House Lawful Reserve Federal Reserve Hank Tems Hank Trust Campe United States Ion U.S Capital Stock P W. Ferguson Lenora English WT Henderson Geo. C. Miller Benjamin Berkele Treserve First National Bank Mt Alpine Texas Federal Reserve Bank Bank of Purety Bond State OF Brewster G. W. Baines Sean John Perkins H. L. Kokernat W. B. Hancock W. J. McIntyre L. L. Hosa Earl Clark L. J. Hess A. D Lillian C. Moore Lillian C. Moore, Notary Public Brewster Co J. J. Roberts W. K. Bates Fred Clark Hiepatore U. S

Agne urges Red Cross relief drive turnout at Armistice event

Mr Agne addresses crowd praising Red Cross work over the past year, noting 77 major disasters including Rock Springs, with over a million dollars spent on relief. He links the organization’s wartime role to postwar obligations and urges strong support through the fall drive extending to Thanksgiving Day. B Gilman chairs.

Marke Hie Agne Uhe-Ro Red Cross Mary Joucheon The Rock Springs Ted Cross Aune Civing B. Gilman

Miller Dies At Marathon In Early Morning

Mrs. T. J. Miller aged 61 longtime Brewster County resident dies at her Marathon home this morning. She is mother of Sheriff Ross Miller of Alpine and leaves four other children Ray and Arch of Marathon El Paso Claude of California and the husband. The Avalanche extends sympathy to the bereaved family.

Miller Brewster County Ross Miller Alpine Ray Arch Marathon el Paso Claude California

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