Texas Texan Views and Visitors From Dallas Fort Worth
Reporter writes on Texas life politics and culture including Dallas Fort Worth dynamics oil wealth and a British trade note. Mentions Mr and Mrs Douglas Bennett visiting Alpine and footnote on American views reflecting Texas as a power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Bennett
Fabens. High
Alpine
Labos End 1950 Football Season With Final Trip
Our Best wishes go with the 1950 Labos on their last game trip this week. The team is praised as fine players and good fellows, with high regard for their coach and leader Ret Pierce.
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Labos
Ret Pierce
Lobo Band to End Football Tours as Season Nears End
The Lobo band will complete its busiest Sul Ross year with a December 2 appearance in Commerce for the Sul Ross Fast Texas State game. A 3 day East Texas tour will cover about 1300 miles and nine performances at Lobo games. By December 3 the group returns to Alpine after roughly 4000 travel miles. Led by Drum Major Melba Bloomer and Bandmaster John Carrico the unit plans a Christmas themed show and will become a chorus during the trip.
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Sul Ross
Lobo Band
Commerce
Texas
East Texas
Alpine
Melba Bloomer
Brady
John Carrico
Negro Stabbed in Wrist In South Alpine Fracas
In South Alpine a man named Brown employed by a local auto dealer was stabbed in the wrist during a fracas. The incident involved Rey Tel and others as part of a busy scene at a band event with a routine stage setup led by Darrell Phillips and Ross Hise. After a Commerce appearance, the Lobo group will begin a busy concert season with performances in West Texas high schools.
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Methodist News
Reds
Blues
Rast
Sora
Gavieas
Jennay Brown
Rey Tel
Soest
Libert Santeisai
Brown
Aseca
Sistas Os
Darrell Phillips
Henderson
Ross Hise
Falfurvias
Commerce
Lobo
West Texas
Honey Industry Boom In Brewster County Grows
Brewster County sees a rising honey industry as Big Bend Honey Co ships a USDA shipment of 1740 five pound cans. The plant extracts three to six thousand pounds daily, filters and heats honey to 160 degrees, then stores it in amber tanks before jarning. Photos of the plant interior appear in this issue.
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Jay
USDA
Big Bend Honey Co
Avalanche
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Wilder
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Sroete
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British Travel Association
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Becaue
Laurence Priesack
Black Watch
Fort Worth
Ort Worth
Truman
Roose
Texas Fe
Russa
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R Iness
Sth & E
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IRWAY
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Rich Bordens
Velveeta Quaker Oats
Sunny Dawn
Town House
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Ides
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Tabada
Ian
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