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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1957

Page

2

Brewster County Memorial Hospital Opens for Public Inspection

The Alpine Avalanche dedicates this issue to campaigners who secured Brewster County s 440000 hospital. The new West Texas medical center opens Sunday Sept 29 from 1 to 6 pm for public inspection. It serves a wide West Texas region and features modern equipment and high quality furnishings with no lavish excess.

Brewster County West Texas’ New Medical Center West Texas van Horn Valentine Marfa Presidio Ojinaga Mexico Fort Davis Toyahvale Terlingua Big Bend National Park Marathon Hovey Sanderson

Years Ago In Brewster County

A 1982 Brewster County update notes four people stranded in a rainstorm between Alpine and Fort Davis, with Mrs. W. E. Caldwell and Mrs. D. M Bennett injured during rescue. Federal aid of 75000 funds flood road repairs and relief. Enrollment at Sul Ross College expected at 300 by Christmas. Indian Emily's grave site at Fort Davis urged to be marked. Alpine High Bucks open football vs Iraan on Oct 1 with a long list of players.

Alpine Fort Davis Eokernot Here W. E. Caldwell John Montgomery Knoxville Tenn D. M Bennett Brewster County Federal Emergency and Relief and Construction Agency T. B. Davis San Antonio Emily Barry Scobee Herbert Bloys

Ranch News Highlights End Of Rainy Month Rounds Alpine Area

TheEquinox brought widespread rains across ranches with 12 foot high Calamity Draw levels and overflow on Kokernot and Stillwell Ranches. Ranchers including Bill Burnham Roy Lassist ers Cap Yates and Frank Newsom report good pasture growth, longhorn stocking plans, and a shift toward sheep farming as Meriwether relocates to Midland while others assess winter preparations.

Bill Sohl Ralph Meriwether Zeb Decie Brown Willoughby Nevill Ranch Kokernot Ranch Bert Potter Stillwell Ranch Canyon Rio Grande Roy Lassiters Stumberg Steve Stumberg Alpine Clifton Roark Ruff Murrah Guy Combs Ranch Jimmy Pate Ft. Davis Price Hays Kent Hays Marfa Cap Yates Marathon Terlingua Cap Lawton Okla Cache Oklahoma Bureau of Fisheries and Wildlife Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Texas Bill Burnham Ft. Stockton Bill CPA Chisos Mountains Roy Reid Gene Benson el Paso Benson

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Member Wiation Texas Press Association St. St Texas Dial West Texas Press National Texas Press Service Eeee James W. Glasscock Jean Glasscock Mayo Cleveland Hallie Stillwell Maribell Miller Big Bend Park Callie Holt Anna Lee Cook CIA Aa Ea Avalanche Brewster County Memorial Hospital Commissioners’ Court Hospital Board of Managers State Highway Commission Highway 17 Jeff Davis County Limpia Canyon Earl Fallis Earline Charles Martin Ranger Earl Young Buttrill Ranch Mrs. Duncan Scott Jean Arnold Margaret Grissom Edna, Texas Alpine Study Club T. F. Skevington George Martin W. B. Hancock Alpine High Bucks Iraan Bucks Murray Ira Bowles Frank Matthews Byron Matthews Basil Matthews Len Matthews Leolin Clements Marvin Turney Robert Dees Bill Dees Fritz Bill Weyerts J. W. Coffee Gay Harris J. D. Harris Charles Bishop Ramon Newman Robert Martin George Bodry Weldon Hector Bill Neill Burwell Boud Ranch News Frank Mitre Peak By Hallie Stillwell Henson Begiy Big Bend TV & Music Co Tennyson W. Holland Penney's NEW “Pen-Roy Penney Penneys Penney’s
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