Alpine Football Outlook and Town Growth Amid Regional Plans
Alpine faces a challenged football scene with limited games and calls for new talent and crowd-boosting schemes. The piece notes potential gate-revenue ideas, a coming school-town growth push, the Santa Fe line extension through Alpine, quarantine offices, and prospects for factories benefiting from improved transport. It also covers a Rotary Club talk by MR NEISWANGER on power-rate trends and public reaction to utility policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Jacksoneld
Nto
Lneup
Mts
Santa Fe
Presidio
Aline
Mexico
Alpine
Santa Peestos
Neiswanger
EB Neiowanger
Central Power and Light Company
Rotary Club
Avalanche
Dantleton
Neiwanger
Star of the Highlander
Alpine Rotary
Nelsomanger
Central Power and Lights
San An- Non
Boy Scout
Canada
King George
British Empire
Isano Asset to Alpine Promotes New Highway Reach
Paisano is presented as a key asset to Alpine and a major advertising medium. The piece notes the new highway and state surveys bringing surroundings within eight miles of Alpine. It emphasizes Paisano as part of a larger bend and highlights growing visitation from across the United States and the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisano
Alpine
Old West Texas Lament and Alpine Hobo Plan
A ragged-Lewis tone piece mixes verses about desert life by the Rio Grande with a winter plan in Alpine to ease the hobo issue. It recalls Liberty magazine limericks, a desert daydream, and a dug-in cook’s memory while detailing local youth aid ideas and social concern for unemployed men traveling the rails. The North Atlantic icebergs anomaly closes the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Rangeland
Liberty Magazine
Old West -Texas
Rio Grande
Liberty
Alpine
Rmain
Miror
Hobohemia
Hhome
Massachusetts
Old West Texas
Heath hen lingering alive in America a lone rooster
The heath hen still lives in Martha's Vineyard as a lone cock after U S Biological Survey efforts to pair it with a mate failed. The species faces extinction with its potential death. The heath hen once thrived and was eaten by Massachusetts settlers. Jay Byrd was arrested for jaywalking in Cleveland. In a separate case Romeo Hurtu was awarded $1,523 for an injury from a St Louis incident involving Napoleon Garneau's fin gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U5. Biological Survey
Martha's Vineyard
Massachusetts
Jay Byrd
Jay
Cleveland
Romeo Hurtuuse
St. Louis
Napoleon Garneau
Iitter
Romance of Cattle Ranching Fades Into Big Business
A Stamford revival highlights the shift from the romantic unfenced range to modern ranching. The piece notes changes in fencing, branding, marketing, and the rise of registered cattle, with cowboys now chasing rodeo glory rather than stampedes. It cites laws, rustling decline, and the businesslike shift in cattle care and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Cowsey
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Brewster County
Avin Mountain Big Fend
Diease
Bent Kerra
Barry Jober
Davie Cor
Karl Clack
Fort Stockton
Marta
Fort Davis
Maratthon
Sernery
Isano
Ashir
EL Pabo
SOLI
North Atlantic
Arctic
Coast Guard
Tom
Ted
Fred
Hhim
State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Benj. F. Berkeley
H.W. Ferguson
G. B. Crawford
J. Henderson
Ustabia
Ala
Fames
Tego Foreman Youn
Utique Automobiles
Ali Mehmed
Chicago
Alfred L. Paulson
Calumet, Mich
Eden Machinery
Lange
Fifth Street
Ron
Sandifer’s Cash Grocery
Central
Power and Light Company
Reed Air Light Company
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