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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
2
Odd fragment outlines a tin can camping menu with meat, potatoes, stews, and pineapple cobbler. It lists servings for eight to nine, mentions items like corned beef stew, sauerkraut, fried steak, bacon, and hot biscuits, and emphasizes portable, quick meals for campers and soldiers. The text lacks coherent context but preserves named dish concepts and quantities.
Mr Marvin Hunter the Fort Davis chamber secretary visited the office on Monday and the chamber received fair folders from their association. The write up mentions Chihuahua state fair dates September 28 to October 13 and hints at roped riding events, pesos and mile horses. Messages from C B Caldwell of Birmingham and Miss Joan Goodnight Joyce praise the region’s publicity efforts and photos. The team aims to aid publicity and prepare material for a Texas Centennial feature on regional resources.
E J Bledsoe visited Study Butte while Lewis and Burcham families plan Alpine schooling. Marjorie Lewis and relatives organized a box supper to raise Rainbow Lodge funds. Henry Armstrong acted as auctioneer as lively bidding followed attractive boxes. After selling, coffee and lemonade were served and guests enjoyed music. Jerry Faust and others ended with a chicken fry at Study Butte.
The Alpine Internationals, a top Mexican team, fought the Harry Mitchell Brewers to a scoreless tie Sunday afternoon after losing to the visitors in a morning game. Pierro and Lafarelle homered in the first game won by the Brewers 5 to 2. Hernandez, 19, credited with 18 wins, struck out nine in a long 11 inning tie. The Internationals boast 18 wins, four losses, one tie this season and face the Marfa Indians next on Polo Field.
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