Apple Crop Damaged by Freeze Sweeps Town
Weather reports indicate a hard blow to the town as freezing temperatures and a late duster from the Panhandle damaged many apples. High west winds carried sand and dust, with the cold spell wiping out most if not all the crop.
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Cearly
Panhandle
Penney Company Promotes 35th Anniversary Sale
J C Penney marks 35 years with Beat-the-price-raise promotion set for April 7 to 17 led by local manager J S Astedge. Arledge predicts a record event as Easter timing clears and spring buying drives value. Penney started in Kemmerer Wyoming in 1902 and by 1957 had 1496 stores with Store 1800 planned. last year’s volume reached 258,322,479 dollars.
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J. S. Astedge
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Monument to Don Milton Faver to be dedicated in Shafter
A monument to early Presidio county settler Don Milton Faver will be dedicated Sunday at 10 30 in Shafter. Local residents who knew him in pioneer days are invited to attend the ceremony and public is welcomed to take part.
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Shafter
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Four More Historical Markers Erected In Brewster County
Four new historical markers were installed in Brewster County as part of the Centennial program, joining markers placed last year. Burgess Water Hole near Alpine features a bronze inscription recounting its history from 1684 and its use as an emigrant road pass. Other markers are Lonetta Springs near Alpine Persimmon Gap between Marathon and Big Bend and Fort Penn Colorado south of Marathon.
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Kokernot Springs
Alpine
Persimmon Gap
Marathon
Big Bend Park
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Regional League Meet Set for April 23-24 Here
The Texas Interscholastic League regional meeting will be held April 23-24 with J. C. Coleman of Sul Ross college as director general Region 8. Sul Ross centers four districts Nos 29 30 31 and 32 with El Paso and Fort Stock encore among other visitors anticipated. Winners from district meets advance to events here at month end.
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Sul Ross College
Sul Ross
el Paso
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Leaguers Meeting In Fort Stockton
Alpine public school students travel to Fort Stockton for the district Interscholastic League events starting with the one act play contests and continuing through today and tomorrow Winners advance to the Region 8 League meeting in Fort Stockton on April 23 24
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Fort Stockton
Alpine Men Injured In Auto Collision
Two Alpine residents H Hanr and another man were badly cut and bruised when their car hit a gravel truck on East Holland Avenue last Saturday night. The crash left the vehicle badly wrecked and several items belonging to Mr. setpads week badly damaged.
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Standion
H.hanraan
Alpine
East Holland Avenue
Fort Davis to Valentine Parkway Nears Completion
The Fort Davis to Valentine road, forty miles, shows first hour travel possible as Repy Miller drives it in fifty six minutes. The project, funded by PWA with Otto Giles directing relief work and Dick Swarts overseeing the county, features a ridge near Merrill ranch, two fewer sharp turns, and new stone and concrete structures with culverts on the Valentine side.
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Otto Giles
el Paso
Dick Swarts
Merrill Ranch
Valentine
Tom
Granger
Monite moth proofing debuted at Moge Tailors plant
Moge Tailors announces installation of Monite moth proofing cleaning process in their plant. The service moth-proofs garments for six months at no extra charge, according to proprietor F. L. McCollum.
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Moge! Tailors
F. L. McCollum
Former Alpine resident H C Milla dies in Aransas Pass
Mr and Mrs Shirley Scales mourn the death of H C Milla a former Alpine business partner in the Alpine Kandy Kitchen about 25 years ago He later ran the Busy Bee cafe in Marfa He was brother of Paul Q Mills of San Angelo and another former Alpine resident
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Aransas Pass
H.C. Milla
Scales
Milla
Mr. Scales
Alpine Kandy
Marfa
Busy Bee Cafe
Paul Q. Mills
San Angelo
Alpine
March Registration Records Peak With Twenty One Cars
Brewster county tax records show twenty one new motor vehicles registered in March the highest monthly total this year surpassing February by eight and raising the year’s count to forty two. Names listed include HL O Newman Alpine Lafayette sedan J J Roberts Marathon Chevrolet truck Mrs L F Buttrill Marathon Buick sedan Clarence Hord Jr Alpine Plymouth sedan Mrs Chas Chambers Alpine Pontiac sedan.
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Brewster County
HL O. Newman
Alpine
Lafayette
J. J. Roberts
Marathon
Chevrolet
L. F. Buttrill
Buick
Clarence Hord, Jr
Plymouth
Chas. Chambers
Pontiac
Women urge park bill to create Big Bend National Park
Eighth District of Texas Federated Women's clubs met in Paso to urge the Legislature pass a two million dollar appropriation for land purchase for the Big Bend National Park. The resolution cited advertising value and noted the Chisos mountains area would offer a year round resort.
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Paso
Big Bend National Park
Attenton
Chises Mountains
Beard and Adams Re-elected to Alpine School Board
In Alpine Independent district election last Saturday only eight votes were cast. T. A. Beard, president, and Dom Adams, member, whose terms were expiring, were on the ballot and both were re-elected. Other board members include Todd Patton Oscar Roberts O H Kimball F E Weyerts and V J Smith.
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Adams
Alpine School Board
Alpine Independent District
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Umner
Todd Patton
Oscar Roberts
O. H. Kimball
F. E. Weyerts
V. J. ‘Smith
Auto registrations rise about ten percent in 1997 county figures
Brewster county deputy tax collector Pink Phelps reports an estimated 1084 motor vehicle licenses registered by April 1 1997 up from 975 in 1996 an increase of 109 The payoff includes future registrations before next year 1998 tax period with over 200 more cars expected Most notable rise is in passenger vehicles totaling 755 43 for 1997 vs 1806 for 1996
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Brewster County
Pink Phelps
More Bridges In Limpia Planned For Fort Davis
Fort Davis residents learned the state highway commission will bid April 16 on four Limpia canyon road bridges to Bal s mo thes. Two drainage structures and two bridges will span Limpia creek Frazer canyon and Short Canyon. The last bridge will be the longest. The project will make Highway No. 17 an all weather road improving access to the Davis Mountains during floods.
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State Highway Commission
Limpia Canyon
Balsmothes
Limpia Creek
Frazer Canyon
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Davia
Optimism After Park Area Visit Inspires Local Legislators
Alpine residents report strong support from 45 lawmakers who toured Big Bend country. They expect a substantial land and park appropriation, possibly two million dollars, with ongoing clerical and community pressure to sustain momentum and funding from allied towns.
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Big Bend National Park
Austin
Chamber of Commerce
Looking Over the Trans Pecos America’s Last Frontier
A long piece on the Big Bend region in Brewster County with accompanying photos drawn from Boquillas Mexico and local figures. It notes Dona Chata store and cafe, Juan Seda, C. L. Mannold, gas tank scene with A E Owens, and Alpine lawyer involvement.
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Brewster County
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Big Bend Park
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C. L. Mannold
A. E. Owens
Alpine
Cas Edwards
J. Warren
Hudspeth County News
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Arthur Alkire
Kansas City
Warren
Avalanche
Mr. Alkire
Trana-Pecos
Vestel H. Lott
Pecos
Trans-Pecos
Lott
Dallas
Associated Press
Wdne
Eagle Eye
Helen Friend
Fort Land Sale Set For Tomorrow Auction Details Near Forgotten Reserve
The article notes a government land sale scheduled for Saturday April 10 at 10 a.m. for derelict land near the old fort area east of the old post zone. It clarifies that some parcels were sold in 1910 and that the section with the former post was leased from the John James estate, now owned by the James family.
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Department of the Interior
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Iit of
Sargon
Olds Fost
John James
Jago
James
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