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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1949

Page

8

Advertising Pays Says This Happy City Official

City Engineer Frank Rossie told the city council the seven old wooden buildings were up for sale by bidding under legal notice. Bids totaled just over the amount, and Ross bought an $18 advertisement in four local papers. The buildings sold for 1,050.

Calif Ays Frank Rossie Ross

Alpine High School Football Opener Praised by Town

Sth E notes Alpine Fucks football spirit in Marfa despite score. Town of 5780 cheers opener as Red Pierce and team receive praise for sportsmanship. Sul Ross students arrive, locals urge newcomers to enjoy Alpine’s charm and potential. Houghton's promotes Westinghouse range and rotary Regal floor care devices.

Marfa Alpine Red Pierce Sul Ross

Alpine PTA Holds First Meeting of School Year

The Alpine P T A held its first meeting in the high school auditorium with Mrs C F Cox presiding. The program included a school band performance under E J Fossan and a talk by Mr Cain on the Gilmer Aiken bill and education. Officers were elected and a social hour followed in Home Economics.

Alpine P.T.A C F. Cox E. J. Fossan Noble Armstrong John Braswell Ray McNell Malone Hill Cain Gilmer-Aiken Speers Webb Harry Carpenter Wally Davis Carpenter Marvin Kay Bill Lane Johnny Criswell Ray McNeill Rob Saendlin Stone

Wool textile industry to move west Texas soon

Abilene report from West Texas Chamber of Commerce surveys wool and Mohair potentialities in the region. Texas supplies 25 percent of U S wool and 90 percent of Mohair, with Ed wards Plateau in West Texas as a main source. The study highlights favorable conditions, existing mills, trained labor, and Texas Tech textile engineering programs as supports for new wool manufacturing in the area.

West Texas Abilene Texas United States Texas Technological College At Lubbock Wtoc-Santa Fe E. L. Buelow San Angelo Chamber of Commerce D. A. Bandeen WTCC Edwards Plateau Mississippi River Texas Tech West

All West Texas Photographic Contest Announced

West Texas chamber of commerce seeks a standout West Texas photograph for publicity. The first annual contest with the Museum of Fine Arts offers 4x5 Graflex cameras as prizes in professional and amateur divisions. Entries due September 30 with judging by staff. cooperation from 132 county chambers.

Abilene West Texas Chambers of Commerce

West Texas Industry Survey Urges Prudent Growth

The survey advocates a vigorous integrated education and research program to develop West Texas industry. It warns against expecting a bonanza, stressing instead a solidly founded, economically sound industry that will grow on its own merit.

West Texas

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