Possession of Wolf or Coyote Becomes Felony Under New Law
Alpine resident E Anderau faces felony penalties after a coyote kept at a Humble station was seized. Pete Crawford, game warden, notes the law, enacted 90 days ago, prohibits possession of male wolves or coyotes and enforcement allows transport by officials. The coyote, 5 or 6 months old, was sent to Houston. Anderau warned against future violations.
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E. Anderau
Alpine
Pete Crawford
Humble
East al
A. J. Tippitt
Houston
Anderau
Game Warde
Alpine native John H Livingston returns from northern ports
After a two month tour of northern European ports on a large freighter John Henry Livingston resumes vacation in Alpine before resuming work as chief radio operator. He trained with RCA and held posts in Galveston and New Orleans before assignment aboard the ship to maintain contact with shore stations and eight point zero eight signals in emergencies. He plans to return to the job after his holiday.
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John Henry Livingston
Alpine
Wring Deep
John
Galveston
New Orleans
Population of U S Increases To Over 122 000
The Census Bureau reports 122 698 000 people living in the 48 states and DC, up 16 000 000 since 1910. The figures may be revised but are considered nearly accurate and reflect a decade of census effort and expense.
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United States
Census Bureau
The
Union
District of Columbia
Uncle Sam
Rainfall Hits Alpine Region With Measured Moisture
Last week brought frequent rain to Alpine and nearby areas with a total 1.30 inches recorded by government gauge keeper P. G. Walker. Rain fell 0.55 inches Wednesday and 0.48 inches Thursday of last week, while temperatures ranged from 57 to 87 degrees. The note also mentions wild mountain sheep in the Rockies before European discovery.
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Alpine
P. G. Walker
Rockies
America
Commissioners Protest Dams on the Rio Grande
Brewster County commissioners adopted a resolution opposing granting rights to build six Rio Grande dams unless the bidders provide a guarantee that construction will begin within a reasonable time. Two applicants, C B Young and Frank Robertson, seek to span Brewster waters along most of the county front. The board deemed insufficient guarantee to justify the rights and sent a copy of the protest to the granting authority.
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Rio Grande
Sesson
C. 8. Young
Frank Robertson
Brewster
Girl Bitten by Ground Rattler at Mitre Peak Park
Sipe, about 16, was bitten Sunday while climbing at Mitre Peak park when her right hand touched a small tree trunk and the ground rattler struck her middle finger. After first aid by her father she was taken to Alpine for treatment by Dr J E Wright and is expected to recover quickly. Mrs Sipe is the daughter of a Santa Fe railroad employee.
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Sipe
Mitre Peak Park
Miss Sipe
Alpine
J. E. Wright
Sipes
The
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Enter Madame To Be Given On August 15
Alpine and Sut e eagerly await the production Enter Madame to be presented Friday night August 15 at the High School auditorium. A trained cast with prior dramatic experience will present a full comedy drama directed by A P Thomason who also acts. Dolores Taylor plays the demanding Italian opera role with notable ability while Ray McNeill handles the leading juvenile male part. The cast also includes Mildred Campbell Helen Baines Skevington Charles Oxle Harry Watson Melba Smith and Phyllis Burnton. Curtain rises promptly at 8 15 Friday. admission fifty cents. Sul Ross Skytime.
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Patrama Tong
Alpine
Sute
Mapa
A P. Thomason
Thomason
Thone
Angel
Dolores Taylor
Misa Taylor
Ray McNeill
Mildred Campbell
San Antonio
Helen Baines
wrRe Skevington
Charles Oxle
Harry Watson
Melba Smith
Phyllis
Ox Cowan Draws Fort Worth Heavy In El Paso Prelim
Ox Cowan popular Sul Ross rider, now a rising El Paso fighter, boxed Claude Harvey to a draw in a Friday prelim. Promoter Dick Griffin and manager R. E. Ripple tout Cowan as a main event prospect with ten fights versus Harvey's forty plus. Interment notes and obituary fragments appear amid unrelated local lines.
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Ox Cowan
Claude Harvey
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Tuna
Cowan
South
el Paso
Dick Gritfin
R. E. Ripple
Fearlevene
Former Alpine man dies in Earlsboro Oklahoma oil field blast
J Irving Gourley a former Alpine resident and cousin of Newt Gourley and Mrs W H Terry Sr was burned to death in an oil field accident near Earlsboro Oklahoma He worked as a Magnolia Oil Co driller on the D W Anderson well and at backfire a gas explosion occurred He was taken to Harbor hospital at Seminole where he briefly regained consciousness and he directed his body to Chandler for burial Death followed shortly after midnight five hours after the accident Funeral services were held Friday morning at 10 20
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J. Irving Gourley
Newt Gourley
W. H.terry, Sr
Arlsboro
Oklahoma
Magnolia Ol! Co
D. W. Anderson
Earlsboro
Harbor Hospital
Seminole
Chandler
Towns enter price siege to purchase gear
A garbled advert lists various medical items and a Texas address BOX 1150 Dept TA Austin, mentioning prices and quality checks and urging inquiries for equipment and purgatives. The text includes scattered phrases about skin color, teeth, and decay, indicating an ad-like page fragment without clear context.
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Dept. TA
Austin
Texas
Alpine resident dies after nine day pneumonia attack
Carielian of Alpine died Monday after a nine day illness from acute pneumonia. He had lived in Alpine for a year and four months and was taken to Nacogdoches for burial Tuesday at 2 o clock. He worked at Keeter's filling station until ill.
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Carielian
Alpine
Ines
Nacogdoches
Christian
Keeter
Christiegen’s Death Leaves Family in Waco and Nacogdoches
The obituary notes Mr Christie gen who married seven years ago and joined the Baptist church as a child, leaving behind his wife two young daughters aged five and six, five brothers, one sister, and his parents. All but the sister reside in Nacogdoches, with the sister living in Waco. The text indicates his Christian faith and baptism.
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Nacogdoches
Waco
Christigen
Baptist Church
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U. S
Rio Grande Dams
Theatre
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Ike Furniture
EL Pasoans
Savage
R. D. Duckworth
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Oak Park Cemetery
Str Gourley
Mig Bend
Pioneer
D. W. Gourley
Marfa
King Gourley, Jr
Adrian Ebert
Okla
Vsten
Wiley
Mra
Oren Bunton
Arthur Grose
R. C. Sherriff
James Whale
Colin Cliver and
Sterling Cane
Mojave
Joo Departmente
I Christian
Pbell
California
Alc
Alpine Mercantile Company
Alpine Mercantile Ca
Goodyear
Zeppelin
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