Local residents and officials visit Alpine area over weekend
County Attorney C. Patterson and Deputy Tax Collector Harry Carpenter fished on the Rio Grande this week. Clint Fulcher and family spend weekend in Alpine. Bob Bubleson and friends from Alpine fished at the river. Frank Jenkin of El Paso joins the Pulliam mine at 44. Frank and Mrs. Wearn of Marathon visited Terlingua. Walter Lane called to Alpine for his ill wife, who was taken to Winters for recovery. Plan now to attend Sul Ross Booster club Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. Patterson
Harry Carpenter
Rio Grande
Frank Jenkin
el Paso
Pulliam
Alpine Roundup Notes Local Events And Upcoming Projects
A reader recounts Monday night’s Around Town dinner with guests from Fort Davis Marathon and Marfa. Topics include Sul Ross value to the region publicity for Big Bend park caution about overpublishing the park and tourism planning. Also mentions clean-up campaigns school trustee elections stadium progress Merbert Kokernot Jr. contribution and marriage statistics foretelling continued commitment to wedlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred
Baseball Park
Merbert Kokernot Jr
Alpine
Local air club and travel notes from Odessa area
A roundup of local aviation activity lists Tuesday visits by Curt awards and B A Harris of Odessa, Wednesday flights by John Young III to El Paso, Joe Toombs, Jack Perrymar, Woodward from the O2 ranch to visit friends, and Dr A N Foster and daughter Mary Ann in Houston for Easter. Miss Harmon from Temple and others returned, plus Stinson 180 flights from San Angelo, trips to Houston and Rochester Minn, Mayo Bros. operation updates, and rancher Ralph Sellers arriving from Marfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
el Paso
Joe Toombs
Jack Perrymar
Alpine Flying Club
Ercoupe
Pecos
Woodward
O2 Ranch
A. N. Foster
Naugater
Mary Ann
Houston
William B. Dorris Jr
Temple
Peggy Harmon
W. J. Dorris Sr
Chas. Stringfellow
San Angelo
New Stinson
Jenny Clanton
Otis Miles
Lee Martin
J. C. Cat
Paris
Rochester Minn
Martin
Lewis Martin
Mayo Bros
Mr. Martin
Gene Benson
J. 0
Casparis
Carlsbad
N. M
Ralph Sellers
Marfa
Gen Wainwright to Attend Eagle Pass Fair as Honor Guest
Eagle Pass Texas April 7 247 top quarter racing horses entered for the Baile Pass International Fair meet April 16 17 18 19 20 Gen Jonathan M Wainwright commander of the Fourth Army will attend April 17 with Mrs Wainwright and Col HM Holman. Governor Cepeda Davila to attend Coahuila Day Noches Mexicanas to be staged in Piedras Negras across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagle Pass
Baile Pass International Fair
Wainwright
HM. ©. Holman
Fort Dun ‘Ean Club
Tenacio Cepeda Davila
Coahuila
Piedras Negras
Rver
Agre Pass
Terlingua News Highlights Ranch Sale and Park Visitors
Mr Harrie Smith, long-time rancher in Brewster and Presidio counties, sold his ranch to Le Barker of Presidio county while keeping mining interests at Buena Suerte. Alpine visitors Dr and Mrs D A Hilton toured Big Bend park. Rio Grande guards Walter Lane and Joe Miles from Alpine joined recent river patrols. Park visitors included Dr and Mrs Bill Parsons and family from Fort Stockton. CC Rasmussen and geology students joined a field trip to the 44 mine area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie Smith
Brewster
Presidio Counties
le. Barker
Presidio County
Smith
Buena Suerte
The
Rio Grande
Messrs
Walter 8. Lane
Joe Miles
Alpine
Bill Parsons and Sons
Dawson Hill
Fort Stockton
CC Rasmussen
A&m. College
S. W. Stockey
M. H. Bender
Weeds and brush choke range grass on vast Western lands
Gangsters in the grass, weeds and brush steal grazing capacity and soil moisture. The piece notes drastic pasture losses across up to 100 million acres, claims burning, poisoning, or mechanical removal restore production, and highlights experimental herbicides like 2 4 D along with pasture management steps and Swift Quality Control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Sulphur in lamb feed cuts losses in Colorado study
Colorado A&M found adding 2 percent sulphur to grain reduced enterotoxemia deaths in fattening lambs. Self fed and hand fed groups without sulphur showed 8.6 and 6.6 percent losses respectively, while sulphur fed groups dropped to 1.85 and 0.? deaths, with slightly smaller gains but far higher profits due to lower mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Not All Of It Is What It Seems In Fence Wire Costs
An article explains the price spread in fence wire and meat, detailing raw material costs, processing and transportation, and retailer profits. It notes a steer yields about 50 pounds of edible meat and 161 pounds of product total with shrink and waste, plus costs of disassembly and refrigeration, showing how prices differ from raw inputs to the final sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ttolmes
Wwe
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Mrs
Clint Fulcher
Bob Bubleson
Frank Wearn
Marathon
Terlingua
Walter Lane
Sul Ross Booster Club
Jipine
Loname
Here
Suhh
U.S
Thom Starns
Curt Awards
B. A. Harris
Odessa
Om Srasions
Gen. Wainwright
Indiana
Featuring
Winter Cleaners
W. Holland
W. T. Dunnington
D. A. Hilton
Big Bend Park
N. E. Scudder
Chas, Livingston
Howard Cox
Wells
la Jitas
Herbert Smith
Little
Winfield
Sul Ross
Big Bend
Paul Switzer
Deming, N. M
Kay Kenner
Kenner
Park
Mr. Switzer
Park Concessions
James Ostreyke
Chicago Area
Wheatarnen
City Drug Store
Actory Service
Casner Motor CO
Holland Ave
7Th St
Sade
Bill
Martha Logans Reeshe
Sol
Pappet
Our City
America
HS. Mitchell
Amu Out Research Laboratories
Swiftbuyers
Martin School
Colorado A & M Rape
Em, Simpson
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
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