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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1933

Page

2

Highland Fair Dates Set For Sixth Annual Marfa Event

President Ernest Williams announced plans for the Sixth Highland Fair to be held at Marfa Fair Grounds October 12 to 14 with a feeder calf sale on the fourth day. The program includes an amateur rodeo, street parade, dances, boxing, eliminations, a tree barbecue, rodeo events like wild cow milking and steer riding, and a cutting horse contest. Exhibits from local industries, prize cattle, and the sale of registered Herefords are highlighted, with purses and entry details to attract crowds and contestants.

Ernest Williams Marfa Asociation Wilams Big Bend Prat Williams Board of Airrectors Pair Association Himelf Big Bend Sentinel Marta

Regan swears Pecos River not navigable

Senator Regan testified before the Public Works Committee that the Pecos River is not navigable, a point raised by Army and Navy officials regarding the Red Bluff Dam loan. The Fort Stockton Pioneer notes ongoing season and local student college plans amid weather and regional activity.

KM. Regan Public Works Pecos Army Navy Red Bluff Fort Stockton

Beer License Price Set By Fort Davis County Board

Fort Davis notes that county commissioners set annual county beer license at 8 percent, with state license of 100 dollars and a federal license. John A. Dumas seeks the county license to operate with his restaurant, hearings scheduled for next week. Local updates mention bank staff changes, a daughter’s appendicitis operation nearby, and a new telephone line from town to CCC camp and ranches, overseen by Perris Callan and aiding Sproul and Prude ranches.

Davis Rio Grande Valley Fletcher Rawls CE Jones Rawls Bouilding San Tealta Judd Holt John Prude Bill Pryor Otho Joyce Mercedes Joyces R. Troxel Fort Davis Pharr C.C.C Callie Holt Rom Jer Miece Martha Holt CCC San Antonio Miss Holt Holts John A. Dumas Dumas Hills Limp‘8 Canyon Prude Mac Sproul Sproul Charles Prude Stockton Perris Callan

John Norris Visits Texas Camp This Week

John Norris of Austin, a member of the state water board, visited the 6.6 camp early this week. He toured facilities and discussed water conservation with local officials, promising further correspondence.

John Norris Austin State Water Board

COCs Plan Reemployment After CCC Camp Discharges

Local reports indicate CCC enlisted personnel will be discharged at month end and then reenlisted for a fresh six month term. Officials say the move serves CCC interests though residents find the reasoning obscure. Most enlistees plan to rejoin the program.

Cocs CCC

Terlingua District News Highlights Local Moves and Visits

Alpine and Study Butte scenes surface with families, teachers, and visitors. Mr. Anderau and Mrs Salisbury travel between Alpine and other towns as staff and students shift for the new term. Cartledge and family plan Devine school duties. various residents return from trips, while air corps officer Fimo Johnson conducts Big Bend inspections. Social bridge night at P. R. Lewis residence features five tables among neighbors.

Anderau Alpine BP. Salisbury Bostick Austin Sumer LC. Vannerwm Priday Tulsa Molinar Gene Cartledge Elizabeth Weaver Clyde Hamilton Romanco Bute Shea i Vernon Elwell Elwell Son Elmo Johnson Houston Ete Ranch Wn Waters Jimmy Paner Waters Teri Cartledge Cildren Devine Pie Sormein Beut Poster Air Corps Fimo Johnson Study Butte Big Bend Live Bledson P. R. Lewis A.C. Spmiding Dave Sub ¢Ter

Local Card Party Awards Prizes and Notables Attend

Murphy, Jim Bennett, Ted Hobbs, Karl Anderau, Mr. Cleary and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Audrey Marjorie and Richard attended a gathering where Mrs. Babb won high score and a box of stationery. Mrs. Spalding was second high with a deck of cards, and Mrs. Ablett took low with a bag of peanuts. Ted Hobbs led the men in high score, A. C. Spalding was low. Delicious ice cream and cake greeted guests. Mr B Dahlgren returned from San Francisco after weeks with family.

Mr. B. Dahlgren San Francisco

Morelock Heads to Ft Worth for Sul Ross Loan Firm

H W Morelock president Sul Ross State Teachers college leaves for Fort Worth to urge the state federal loan board to grant a 33000 loan for a boys dormitory and art colony near Kokernot Lodge. A B Mayhew joins to support the project as plans and engineering data are ready. If approved, work could start soon on the 178 by 140 foot stone building.

H.W. Morelock Sul Ross State Teachers College Fort Worth State Federal Loan Board Sul Ross Kokernot Lodge Morelock Uvalde A. B. Mayhew Teachers Colleges Board of Regents State Board

Re-Employment Board Named for Brewster County

A federal re employment board is named for Brewster County and will open a display at the County Welfare offices next week recording statements by Elmer Devenport county administrator. The board includes Dr J Bright W Gilmer LB Starnes with Devenport as secretary. All unemployed residents must register at the Devonport office to be eligible for federal or state aid work and relief projects.

Brewster County Devonport Relief Board

Water with meals aids digestion and stomach ulcers

A short note from Alpine Drug Store advises drinking water with meals to help digestion and stomach ulcers. It mentions a spoonful of Adlerika to relieve gas and suggests a dosage that cleanses poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels. Patronize the Home Printer.

Alpine Drug Store

Attend Utility Meeting at Santone in March

An article notes a Tuesday night utility meeting at Santone attended by Pine Men and local officials. It reports discussion on power rate proposals, committee work, and plans to prepare for a formal presentation to the commission. Local attendees include Peis McCaughy A E Seema SW Poser and Leer.

Ben Wee Ad Peis McCaughy A E Seema Poser Leer Bell Efes Vile Anor Ems

Will Operate Track Line Stockton Here

O. W. Barnes from Fort Stockton states he applied to the railroad commission for regular daily service on a track line to Stockton this week. He arranged with a stray station for terminus at that place and expects daily trips. James Hetherington, a tramp, must serve three months for throwing a cheese sandwich at a woman after asking for food. If the blind lead the blind both shall fall into a pit.

O. W. Barnes Fort | Stockton Tuck Stockton James Hetherington Xegan Til

Black-Draught Syrup Promises Quick Constipation Relief

Old testimonial states Mrs. D. C. Jones of Waterloo Alabama suffered biliousness and constipation with a bad taste and sour stomach but felt improved after taking Black-Draught. The ad promotes a 25 cent package and mentions a syrup form for children.

Thedford D. C. Jones Waterloo Ala

Miss Georgia Benson Visits Dallas and San Antonio

Miss Georgia Benson returned Wednesday night from Dallas where she visited Mrs. W. C. Trammell. She came back by San Antonio, where she visited Mrs. Raymond Krause. He who bringeth a present find the door open.

Georgia Benson Dallas W. C. Trammell San Antonio Raymond Krause

Purification Remedy Claims Health Boost Through Calotabs

Ad claims that taking Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks purges the blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. The notice mentions packages and dealers and uses promotional language.

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