Service Station Changes Hands at College and N St
The service station at College Ave and North Fifth St changes hands from JL Henderson to D Burleson who arrives with his wife and young son. Gulf products will be distributed locally by Newell Oil Co under new management and several improvements are planned. a new Gulf station on Holland Avenue is due for completion next month.
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College Ave
North Fifth St
JL. Henderson
D. Burleson
Blanco
Gulf
Newell Oi! Co
Me. Burleson
Holland Avenue
Pan American Day Observed by Alpine Rotarians
Alpine Rotarians honored Pan-American Day with a program led by Dr. C. B. Casey and Fausto Ajuria. Ajuria reviewed Pan-American relations since 1890 and read the Principles of Solidarity. Prospective Alpine president Clifford Casey, elected yesterday, will lead the club next year.
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C. B. Casey
Fausto Ajuria
Senor Ajuria
Lima
Peru
Americas
Ojinaga Club
Zacarias Mira
Alpine
Rotary
Clifford Casey
Joel E. Wright
John Gentry
Milton Gilmer
Special Easter Morn Service Draws 37 in Alpine
Thirty seven people gathered at Kokernot Lodge for an Easter morning prayer service. Trumpet trio by John, Jack Carri co, and Delbert Bowles opened with Christ Arose. Rev J A Kearns led three prayers.
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Alpine
Kokernot Lodge
Christ
John
Jack Carrico
Delbert Bowles
Brotherhood of All Churches
J. A. Kearns
Kearns
Fred Williams
John Weyerts
Holy City
Adams
Fort Davis Study Club Hosts Tuesday Meeting
The Fort Davis Study Club met Tuesday afternoon with papers by members on their year’s topics. Hostesses Mrs. W E Smith and Miss Dorothy Clark served an ice course at the Smith home. Tulips and pansies brightened the room as plans were made to attend the Eighth District Women’s Clubs meeting in Fort Stockton April 24 25 and 26. Mrs. C H Bird visited Smithville during an extended stay.
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Lenith
W. E. Smith
Dorothy Clark
Smith
Women's Clubs
Fort Stockton
Fort Davis Plans Youth Service Week And Observatory Dedication
Dr Paul Rudnick returned to Fort Davis as a UT instructor while the town’s churches prepare a Boys and Girls Week ending April 30. The Rotary group elected Dr C T Elvey as president and Laurence E Wood as secretary treasurer. The McDonald Observatory dedication is slated for early May and youth participation remains a focus across services and fund drives.
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Rotary Club
C.T. Elvey
McDonald Observatory
Laurence E. Wood
Treasur
Presbyterian Church
C. T. Elvey
Local Rotary Club Plan Abandoned for Lack of Members
Leaders halted an effort to form a Rotary club here after finding it impossible to obtain 15 charter members. A local luncheon club will continue, with officers elected on April 6. The Rev. Richard G. Irving was mentioned among those involved.
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Rotary International
Richard G. Irving
Fire Burns House on Meriwether Ranch
A fire destroyed an adobe house on the Meriwether ranch north of Alpine early Monday. Fowler White and family occupied it. stove fire likely started the blaze. Some personal effects were saved, no insurance was carried. The house stood as an old landmark, remodeled years ago before the Meriwethers built a new home nearby.
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Meriwether Ranch
Fowler White
Alpine
Mr. White
B. H. Yeager
Antelope Propagation Advocates Face Wildlife Debate
The article discusses wildlife supporters arguing for broader distribution of antelope to natural habitats and ranches. It notes expectations of a natural and swift population increase when animals are spread over wider areas.
County approves sale of school bonds at par to Crummer & Company
The county commissioners sold $30,000 of school building bonds at par with an interest rate of 2.75 cents for five years and 3 cents thereafter. Crummer & Company of Texas, via S. W. Jackson, was the high bidder and will print the bonds. Jackson stressed favorable tax conditions and district valuations as a safe buy. Easter visitors include Myril McBride, Clarence Babcock, Cephas Wilson, Miss Margaret Coan, Miss Ruth Clark, and Charles Jones from Fort Davis.
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Crummer & Company of
Texas
S. W. Jackson
Sweetwater
Jackson
Fort Davis
Myril McBride
Clarence Babcock
Cephas Wilson
Margaret Coan
Ruth Clark
Charles Jones
Wildlife preservation drives Texas antelope drive
The author reflects on wildlife conservation efforts from New Mexico to Texas, describing the spread of preservation interest and the role of game service equipment. He credits years of trial and error in New Mexico and instruction from Paul Russell guiding the Texas venture.
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New Mexico
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Jeff Davis
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Sleepy Hollow
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Green & White
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Kleer Salt, Pkg
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