Spanish Relics in Store at Hot Springs Texas Museum
Langford of Hot Springs reports a cache of Spanish historical relics at Mot Springs in Brewster County near the Rio Grande. The items include a copper hammer, a pistol relic, a carved stock badge, a leather headband, a copper weight, a bone bone prompt, a muskets, a long rifle with a brass band and brass tacks, a horn, bullet mold, caps, and lead bullets. These artifacts are stored in a preservation shed for visitors in Mot Springs.
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Hot Springs
Roche
Foie
Mot Springs
Texas
Brewster County
Rio Grande
Langford
Yinata
Neston
del Carmen
Hoquillag
Uckskin
Senior Invitations Ordered by Star Engraving Houston
Ch LeCroy, close president, says senior invitations have been ordered and should arrive soon. The Star Engraving Houston produced the invitations, with ten seniors ordering 500 invitations. The Avalanche holds the order for permanent cards to be printed rather than engraved.
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Ch LeCroy
Star Engraving
Houston
Avalanche
Lonos- Lobo team gears up for clash with Orediggers
Fat Lobo hackers seek a stronger showing against the Orediggers as they practice signals and varied formations. Miners retain most of last year’s lineup with Emmett out, Kassel moving to backfield, and about thirty players training daily under Coaches Graves and Duncan. Newcomers Cox of Clifton and Clayt of Big Spring join drills as Rosette leads passing and play calling.
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Emmett
Kaesol
Keorssle
Stewart
Kassel
Arens
Key
Graves
Duncan
Newt
Cox
Knox City
Bee Industry and Flower Power in Early Harvests
Blossoms attract energetic insects in a vigorous hunt for nectar. Honey color varies with blossom type, with rech feuilla honey noted as darker. Bees build wax bases after robbing and store nectar, while weather and bloom abundance dictate honey yields. wet years bring plentiful work, dry years bring hardship for the bees and harvesters alike.
District Meet Holds Wide Range of Events at El Paso
In Marfa and Pecos County turnout numbers rise as contestants compete in a district meet at El Paso. Winners include Farnsworth of Yaleta in the mile with a new record and Salome of Hi Paso in a dramatic mile relay. Literary winners span Reeves and Presidio counties with top honors for junior and senior girls and boys across multiple rural schools and towns.
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Om Marfa
Pecos
Fort Hancock
Homore
College
Viettors
W. A. A. Gitle
EL Pa
Yeleta
Farnsworth
Yaleta
Salome
Hi Paso
Bellevant
Jackson Field
Roy
JR. Humphrey
Peecom
Merle Moran
Reeves County
Alijean Wright
Brewter County
Mary]field
Presidio County
Amelia Montes
Paso City
Elizabeth Duncan
el Paso County
Blanche] Gibson
Ward County
Tebby Manes
Lane Black
McVay
Austin
D. Thomas
el Paso
Econd
H. Salome
Rodrigues
Pabens
Weaver
Austin High
Make
Ysleta
Worvey
Carnes
Johnson
Dees
Rankin
Highries
Marfa
Bounds
McSpadden
Humphries
Potter
Crane
M. Smith
Fort Stockton
Tle
Vaughn
McCamey
B. Francis
Fort Davis
Ing
Freat
Horton
Phillips
Ales
B. Pranels
Bi Paso
Colby
Rodefer
Whittington
Traan
Marathon
Essay contests and track results from Alpine meet
Alpine officials announced results from the district interscholastic meet featuring CLASS A and B essay winners from several area high schools. Athletics events include track races, field events, a music memory contest directed by Irma Tatey, and tennis where El Paso City claimed boys singles and doubles titles with Valentine and Marta securing girls wins.
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Satuday
el Paso City
Valentine
Robert Phillip
Paso City
Starnes Rankin
George I'l
Louis Kahn
Willie B
David Black
Marta
Ruby Icher—Valentine
Kaford
Mabel Newton
Ethel Spruill
Vatenti
Verna Humphrey
Virginia Griffith
Sing Praises and Demand for Building Materials Mentioned
A fragmented verse praises a saxophone and singing by day and night. The text notes a high demand for building materials and reasons that stock must be kept, citing quality prices and good service as reasons for ongoing supply.
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Bill der
Unveiling at Kokernot Springs Draws Big Bend Guests
A large out of town crowd attended the Kokernot Springs unveiling Monday afternoon. Guests included J G Knipe and families from Marfa, Col and Mrs Austin, Mesdames Riley Smith and Meade Wilson, Mrs Lee Sproul, and Mrs A G Spaulding from Terlingua.
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Kokernot Springs
Marfa
J. G. Knipe
L. ©. Brite
D. R. Dunkie
W. P. Fisher
Austin
Mesdames Riley Smith
Meade Wilson
Bride’s Husband Vanishes After Wedding Steals $2800
Mrs Estella Allison of Waterloo Indiana told police her newlywed husband disappeared two days after their marriage with her $2800 savings. The case prompts police to investigate the missing spouse and alleged theft.
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Estella Allison
Waterloo
Corr
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Friends OF
Lonos
Secreat
Leona Brannon
Webate
V. A. Byrd
Ft. Stockton
The
Oourts
Leos Bamos
Alta Mae Diviney
M.D. Johnon
D.C
Helen Sloan
Dorothy. Newman
Sylvia Smith
Geneis
Jessa
Virginia McIntyre
Iraan
Dorothy Newman
Odewa
Ruth
Asay
Alpine
V. Lewis
FC Paso
Melvin Cowan
Pecos High School
Lolla Munro
Yeleta High
Mae Diviney
Pecos County
Sarah Harri
Gladiolus Bromwell
Paso
Tornillo
Irma Lee Tatey
College ‘Music Department
Wink
Ruth Oakly
Gayle Farmer
Bill der Says
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Big Bend
Ft. Day Bird
Lee Sproul
Lucius
R.A. Roy
Roy Stillwell
John Hind
Terlingua
A. G. Spaulding
Orient Dairy
W .L. Matthews
Granada
the Lash
Richard Barthelmess
Marion Nixon
Fred Kohler
Barbara Bed
Central Power and Light Company
Spe
Rango
Charles Farrell
Elisva Fart
Myrna Loy
Jordan
Oan Cawthorn
Marjorie Rambeau
Loretta Young
John ‘Wayne
Joyce Compton
Ena
Gary Cooper
Lily Damita
Ernest Torrence
Tally Marshall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!