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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1950

Page

2

Alpine Bucks Face Ozona In Opening Night Stadium Debut

Alpine public school's Fighting Alpine Bucks host Ozona under lights for the inaugural game at the new stadium. The matchup marks the first football action on the field, drawing local fans to witness the ceremonial kickoff and season debut.

Alpine Public School

Alpine Supporters Rally For First Game At New Athletic Plant

Town readers cheer the opening night of the new athletic facility in Alpine with calls for packed stands and praise for those who built it. Local columns reflect on Sul Ross College, student life, town progress, and ongoing community concerns from traffic signals to street lights.

Alpine Sul Ross Cal Thissa Carl Thain

Ledger Fillers and Binders at The Avalanche

Ledger fillers and binders appear in The Avalanche indexes section. Read as a brief notice of inventory items and availability for readers seeking organizational supplies.

Midland Livestock News Prices Steady at Thursday Sale

Midland Livestock News reports a steady market at the Thursday sale with strong demand across cattle classes. Fat calves and yearlings sold $26 to $20.50, medium kinds $22 to $26, fat cows $21 to $23.80, medium cows $19.50 to $21, hogs scarce, and steers $20 to $31 for stocker class. Roy Reed of Fort Davis consigned cattle. A stray Terence quote appears.

Midland Livestock Auction Company Roy Reed Fort Davis

Beginner's Garden Directed Work for Young Children

Mrs. A. J. Gard leads a program titled Beginner's Garden for 3 to 6 year olds with after school care noted as 302 children kept after 1 p.m. in the city activity report.

A. J. Gard

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