Real estate listings tag for sale on College Avenue Cor Ner
Multiple residential and ranch listings with prices from 1750 to 3500 disclose 4 to 6 rooms on various lot sizes near Sul Ross College and Sal Ross College area. Offers include half cash terms, easy balance, and notes on corner lots, paving, and proximity to high school campus. A 16 640 acre Goat cattle and horse ranch is also offered at 110 per acre with state debt assumption.
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College Avenue
Sal
Ross College
Cue College
LST
Brewster
For Rent Furnished Rooms and Exchange Notice
For rent two furnished rooms with bath and paved street. Also a dwelling of five rooms and bath listed. Exchange offered: trade dwelling for two small residences in Alpine Fort Stockton or Alpine property of equal value. Local Marfa location indicated.
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Bath
Marfa
Alpi
Fort Stockton
John Dumas Plans Alpine to Balmorhea Bus Service
John Dumas surveys a new daily bus route from Alpine to Balmorhea with a Tort Davin base, starting April 1. He aims to carry private mail parcels and passengers to connect with Fort Puvis and Madera Springs, expecting ranchers and townspeople to use the service. They report rough roads via Van Horn but better travel via Pecos Canyon, noting 75 visitors to nearby caves and strong local interest.
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John Dumas
Alpine
Aimorhen
Tort Davin
Flo
Tipple's
Fort Puvis
Balmorhea
Madera Springs
van Horn
Pecos
Mra Sprout
Fort Davis Called Mother Town of Big Bend
In a Fort Davis paper, Fort Davis is labeled the Mother Town of Big Bend as the first settlement in the region. The piece notes the area's early growth and the spread of settlements from this hub. The event includes readings by De Charles Stivers and a Texas historical society meeting with Indian pictographs and rock art displays.
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Fort Davis
Big Bend
de Charles Stivers
Fort Davie
Fort
Marta
West
Texas Historical and Setomtifte Society
C. F Sims
Flet
Patey
Britt
Local Texas News Notes Calves Drilling Talks and Jury Duty
January to February calf branding at Jones and BIL Ingaly ranches is noted as common this time of year. Rumors of drilling near Morrill and adjoining land interest ranchers in the Davis main region. Davis county residents travel to Pecos for federal court juries as Otis Grubb and Grubb v Locke loom.
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Furst
AH Jones
Bil Ingaly Ranch
Morrill Ranch
McCamey Tec
Merrill
Frank Jones
Davis Main
Jett Davis County
Pecos
Joe Espy
Richard Merrill
CH. Bird
Grubb Va
Locke
Otis Grubb
Clark
Son Lee Visits Carlsbad Caverns Last Saturday
A fragment notes Lee visited Carlsbad Caverns last Saturday and returned. No further context or details are provided.
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Lee
Carlsbad Caverns
Trouble in Zee School Phis and North friend notes
Local notes report Hubert Sproul repairs shingles on a new garage and house east of Mile High Town while Marfa's Mr. Robinson handles the work. Judge Thomason visits Mile High Town with city land holdings. Miss Espy visits Waxahachie, and Mrs. Eastey travels to Taylor. Fruit prospects discuss frost impact and cherry blossoms.
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Zee
Phis
North
Sprouls
Hubert Sproul
Mr. Robinson
Marfa
Mr. Sprout
Elgct
Ike
Sprout
GW. Thomason
Haskell
Buntees
Elty Tote
Mile High Town
Funeral arrangements and family travel noted in Alpine
The body was taken to an insanity home in Missouri where interment was made. Mrs A C Young floods of Altus Oklahoma joined them and was present at the funeral. The Davis family expect to return to Alpine next week.
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Oklahoma City
Santay Fe
Missouri
Mra
A. C. Young
Altus
Oklahoma
Mea. Davis
Davis
Alpine
Former Sul Ross Student Marries in Marfa
In Marfa at the First Christian church Miss Ora Lock and Mr Felix Neff pledged marriage vows in a quiet ceremony led by Rev M A Buhler at 7 20 AM on Monday In attendance were relatives and friends The bride wore a rose georgette dress with a shower bouquet and was attended by Miss Winnie Davis Best man was Mr Stanley Roberts After graduation from Marfa High School she studied at Texas Christian University West Texas State Teachers College and Sul Ross Mr Neff a Wayland College graduate also attended West Texas State Teachers College The couple will reside in El Paso for a short stay then move to Happy Texas where the groom will work in the mercantile industry
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Marfa
Oravek
Felix Neff
M.A. Buhler
Danny
Winni Davis
Stanley Roberts
Afr
John Lock
Marfa High School
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
West Texas State Teachers College
Yon
Tex
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Alpine
Texas
Presidio Coty
Felix Nett
Wayland College
Plainview
Canyon
Marta
Ett
Faso
Happy
Marta New Bra
Inscribe Old Trail Drivers on Alamo Tablet
Joan Young leads effort by Old Trail Drivers Monument Association to add pioneer cattlemen names to a bronze tablet for the Alamo City monument. The group aims to honor early trail and range pioneers with inscriptions for donors reaching one thousand dollars.
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Alamo City
Joan Young
Old Trail Drivers Monument Association
San Antonio
Stock Davis
W. Thomason
Haskell
Tex
W. Business
George W. Saunders
Association
Ike T. Pryor
J. D. Jackson
Reident
Alpine
Son of Alpine Pastor Dies in Elevator Accident
Rev. RF Davis of Alpine reports his only son Ralph, 25, was killed in Oklahoma City when an elevator struck him while he worked on a building. He was unmarried and had worked two years for the construction firm. The family receives widespread community sympathy.
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RF. Davis
Methodist Church
Ralph
Young Davis
Oklahoma City
Hel
I Ut
Davis
Aline
Beatrice
Texas & Pacific
Fort Worth
Judge Burke Imposes Heavy Fines on River Mexicans
State Ranger J. R. Hollis brought four Mexicans from Castelon district in Brewster county. Two carried packing guns and two beat another Mexican with loaded quirts. After a gun was drawn, the beat victim was attacked. the court fined each offender from 76.15 to 126.18 dollars.
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J. R. Hollis
Brewster County
Chary
James A. Burke
El Paso Man Named Highway Superintendent in Division 6
J. D. Newton of El Paso has been appointed highway superintendent of division No. 6, succeeding J. Hi. Mighemith of Marfa. Newton, formerly a tailor in El Paso County, will have headquarters in Alpine and assume duties on April 1.
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J. D. Newton
el Paso
Division No. 6
J. Hi. Mighemith
Marfa
Mr. Newton
Alpine
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Sul Ross College
Otis Turner
Barry
Ics
Judge
Cawerin
Hn Dumas
T Davis
Hac
Waco
An Fede
Taylor
Viet
Sam Eastey
Katherine Espy
Huth
Waxabachte
Eastey
Mets
SUL Ross
Mumern
Mary
Otto
Mulhern
Charley Mulhern
Douglas
Arizona
Roy Mulhern
Biabe
William Granger
K. Treadwell
Roberta Sproul
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Alpine Motor Compar
Sala
Thone
Alpine, Texas
Alpine Jewelry Co
Holland Hotel Bldg
The
First National Bank
Orrie
H. L. Kokernot
Baines, JR
Hudson’s Bakery
Highway Service Station Inc
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