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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1938

Page

1

Plans for roadside park east of Alpine on U S 67 and 90

Blueprint details for a grand roadside park eight miles east of Alpine at the U S 67 and 90 junction. Bids due September 1 for construction costing estimated funds, with 1000 feet of approach on each side and 300 feet on 67. Landscaping includes cypress, sonica, bird of paradise shrub, brittle willow, cactus, scarlet trumpet vine, cedar arbors, tables, seats, and a fireplace.

Woadside Park Wroadside Park West Texas Alpine U. S. 67 U.S. 90 Freee, T Rudolph Riefhogel Roedelde State Highway Department Fort Davis Laurence Wood Department Wintr

Much Hay Cutting Over Highland Range Pastures

Highland ranchers report extensive hay production on range pastures. A Monday rain spoiled 42 loads of cut grass, halting baling after Ila Kisaball had 2000 bales. dry spells and intermittent showers may prevent spoilage if rain ends soon, with optimism that renewed grass growth will follow in the area.

Ila Kisaball

Goat raiser here visits Alpine to see country

A man in Alpine on Tuesday handed out a card for W. H. Rawlings & Son. The visitor, the senior Rawlings from Johnson City in Blanco County, farms goats on a large scale and owns saddle horses and cattle. He said he traveled in varying rain from Fredericksburg to visit the area and spoke at the chamber of commerce.

W. H. Rawlings & Son Tn Rawlings Johnson City Blanco County Chamber of Commerce Prederteksburg

Ezell Laundry Plans New Machinery Installment

Three Holtman Amco wash ing machines and a Husted drying tumbler will be installed within a month in the Musil laundry, as announced by Mrs. Marthe V. Reel.

Holtman Amco Musil Me. Marthe V. Reel

Alpine Man Shot in Marfa Fray

George M. Myers of Alpine was killed in Marfa Sunday evening. Fort D. A. Rumell soldiers Shindley and Murill, both about 24, were jailed on murder charges in Presidio County after an alleged self defense claim. Hunter Metcalfe of Marfa represents the defendants as details remain scarce.

George M. Myers Alpine Marfa Alan R. Fraser Artillery Fort D. A Rumell Presidio County Shindley Desamont Murill East Texas Tite Marta Myers Myere Hunter | Metcalfe

Camp Waldemar Award Winners Return With Medals

Margaret Adams and Jeanette McIntyre returned to Alpine from Camp Waldemar near Kerrville with numerous cups and medals won in canoeing archery woodcarving basketry horseback riding and life saving. Margaret claimed the trick roping cup progress cup and senior life saving cup while Jeanette earned bronze in horse show metal work tennis riflery canoeing archery and a swimming badge from the Red Cross event.

Hunt Texas Margaret Adams Jeanette McIntyre Im Alpine Camp Waldemar Kerrville Margaret Jeanette Simlar American Red Cross Ributton

Emmett H. Carlton Dies at Fort Davis Home

Fort Davis Texas September 1 Emmett H Carlton longtime local resident dies shortly after midnight August 31 at his Fort Davis home A pioneer in the towns business scene with Harold King he helped launch the first Buick automobile dealership in Fort Davis Also a mercantile operator later an apple orchardist and Shady Nook inn proprietor He was active in the Fort Davis Masonic Lodge serving as worshipful master six years ago and remained engaged in the Methodist church until ill health ended his activity He was born in the early 20th century in Fort Davis area

Fort Davis Emmett H. Carlton Carlton Harold King Shady Nook

Drizzling Rain Gives Moisture Across Wide Region

An inch of rain fell at Alpine and reported by C. E David son ten miles north of town. L. D. McNew, caretaker at fa, noted moisture. Fort Davis saw a pretty fair rain while a visitor from Austin reported rain starting near Fredericksburg and spreading to Alpine. Weather was cool enough for light fires in homes.

Alpine C. E Davidson Town L. D. McNew Fort Davis Austin Fredericksburg Highland

Manhood and marriage marked life of Texas resident

The obituary notes a man born in eastern state on February 20, 1870, who moved to Texas with his parents, attained manhood, and married Lula Montgomery at Keglar Hill on May 11, 1898. Survived by his widow and eight children, the family includes Mrs. J. G. McIntosh of Corpus.

Astern State Texas Lula Montomery Keglar Hill J. G. McIntosh Corpus

Fraser's crime clinic aims to educate youth statewide

District Attorney Alan R. Fraser of Alpine gains statewide notice for a crime prevention program teaching youth through school talks, crime clinics, and adult education. He will address a state board conference in Austin, with broadcasts and newspaper publicity planned to extend the reach of his fourfold plan.

Barry Scobee Alan R. Fraser Alpine L.A. Wood State Board of Education Ted Supervisors Austin Wood Fraser Boy Scouts Fraser Aid West Texas Etme

Business Men For Friday Night Meet

Alpine Chamber of Commerce held a sparsely attended meeting to discuss funds for advertising No 90 as a tourist route from San Antonio to El Peso. President J S Arledge urged stronger turnout and called a follow up meeting Friday at eight to promote travel on route 0 S 99.

Alpine Chamber of Commerce J. S. Arledge San Antonio el Peso Chamber of Commerce Arledge

Mountain Peeks Struggles With Paper And Weather

A garbled reminiscence from Mountain Peeks editor Bennetta about running a weekly paper in Alpine Fort Davis and the Texas Rockies. The piece laments poor humor, editor rivalry, and a dry spell caused by runoff election chatter and drizzle while praising Alpine residents for their obliging nature and hopes for better news after a hot season and looming tourist lull.

O Daniel splits vote in this Co in Brewster County

At Marathon Earl Young was elected constable with 118 votes and M L Ceasey 168 votes. Governor nominee Daniels picks saw three of six state candidates win majority in Brewster County while others showed little disparity. The region saw Coke Stevenson leading, with ballots tallied for lieutenant governor Brooks 231 Stevens 682. attorney general Mann 482 Woodul 425. railroad commissioner Sadler 481 Terrell 432. land commissioner Giles 582 McDonald 372. supreme court Cruz 591 Davidson 363. criminal court of appeals Graves 414 Stevens 463.

Marathon Earl Young M. L. Ceasey Daniels Brewster County Aeneral Coke Stevenson Brooks Sevenson Mann Woodul Railroad Sonamsioner Sadler Terrell Giles McDonald Supreme Court Cruz Davidson Criminal Court of Appeals Graves Stevens

Jeff Davis County Cast Votes in Run-off Election

Jeff Davis county cast four votes in the run-off election Saturday as James H. Goodman seeks the state representative seat in the 88th district. Clyde Brad is also mentioned in the dispatch from Fort Davis dated August 31.

Jeff Davis Daniel Fort Davis Jeff Davis County James H. Goodman Clyde Brad

Bear Interrupts Rodeo as Scouts Visit Fort Davis

Fort Davis reports a wild moment during a Scout trip when a dead bear on a car fender became the highlight of the Bevis Mountains visit by 164 Boy Scouts from north and east Texas. Jim Mapy, Frazer canyon ranch man, shot the bear after it feasted on hay sheep. The bear drew a crowd at Prode ranch as the scouts watched a rodeo and many boys gathered around the scene, with cameras flashing and cheers fading as the bear was hauled away.

Fort Davis Bevis ‘Mountains Texas Jim ‘Mapy Frazer Canyon Jim

Moving a Filling Station to U S Highway 90 in Pendleton

The filling station and a small stucco building moved from Fifth Street and a nearby cafe storeroom to the west side of town on U S Highway 90. J T Davis will operate the Standard Oil filling station. Local observations recall a visitor friendly Pendleton motto and a long memory of hospitality.

T. A. Beard J. T. Davia Fifth Street Union Pendleton Yeera

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Welrengen Zuyéer Zee Netherlands Ezell Laundry Ezell Buster” Myers Buster Big Bend Sam Myers el Paso Myrs Burre E.h.carlton Ft. Davis 7Raser U.S Hile Bennetta Offens Faunt Thusive Itera Farent M. Bennett D. M O’daniel Oragon Moss Burnam County Fr. Davis Hiway 90
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