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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1967

Page

3

Ranch News and Alpine Notes on Ranchers and Writers

Weather outlook from Rex Ivey predicts rain on the 13th 20th and 27th with September showers hoped for. Lamb and cattle shipments rise as Gene Newman of San Angelo contracts calves for fall delivery. A former Alpine resident L H Purvis who served with the Texas Ranges resigns to ranch in Sonora. Florence Fenley praised as a skilled writer with pieces in The Cattleman. Allen Smith from Mount Kisco considers moving to Alpine amid reflections on rural travel and six lane highways.

Rex Ivey el Otra Lado Gene Newman San Angelo Big Bend Alpine L.H. Purvis Texas Ranges Sonora Company E Midland Hardy Purvis Charles Department of Public Safety Kerrville Hardy van Horn Texas The Cattleman A.Y. Allee Florence Fenley Captain Allee Border Company Chisos Mountains Glen Springs Johnson Farm Capt Alice Frank Wedin Fort Davis Chicago Tribune Allen Smith Smith Mount Kisko N.Y H. Allen Smith

Land Bank To Meet In Marfa For 50th Anniversary Event

C F Cox of Sanderson, president of the Federal Land Bank Association of Marfa, announced the annual stockholders meeting to be held in Marfa on Saturday September 23 at 10 am in the Beta Sigma Phi Building. The gathering marks the 50th anniversary of the Federal Land Bank System. The Houston Federal Land Bank was established April 13 1917.

C.F. Cox Sanderson Federal Land Bank ‘Association of Marfa Beta Sigma Phi Federal Land Bank System Federal ‘Land Bank of Houston J.P. Kennedy Alpine R.W. Mellard H.3. Holmes A.G. Means Valentine

Study Butte Tool Shed Destroyed by Fire

The tool shed beside the Study Butte Cafe and Motel in Brewster County was destroyed by a noon fire on Monday September 11. Sheriff Carl Williams said items belonging to Mr and Mrs Henry Moore Jr the cafe operators were lost. The shed 20 by 20 feet was frame and plywood construction and burned quickly.

New Study Butte Brewster County Carl Williams J.l.corbin Marfa Henry Moore Jr

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