Teachers Oppose Move To Relocate Sul Ross Association
The Texas State Teachers Association opposes removing Sul Ross State Teachers College and will push for its retention and funding at Alpine. Ray M Camp, publicity director, said Alpine is ideal for a summer school and that a referendum among teachers may reflect strong support to keep the college in Texas. Camp noted the association’s extensive influence and emphasized the college’s potential if properly funded.
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Teachers of
Texas
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Alpine
Ray M. Camp
Publicis
Texas State Teachers Association
Greeley
Camp
State Teachers Association
Association
Sul Ross
Teachers College
Colorado
Teachers Association
Ttm
Sul Rose
Bentley
Cross Officers Seventy To Be Elected Saturday
Mrs. Goodwin national Red Cross field representative visits Alpine using the town as a commuting point to other nearby communities. A nominating committee including W. E. Caldwell Mrs. J. B. Burgess and D. M. Bennett will report at a Holland Hotel meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m. All Red Cross members and interested parties urged to attend as officer elections and vital organizational matters are discussed.
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DR. Goodwin
National American Red Cross
Alpine
D. M. Bennett
Holland Hotel
The
Red Cross
Best Calves Shipped From This Section This Season
Ranchers report top calves sent out Monday by J A Amson of Alpine with 160 head. Steers averaged 515 pounds and heifers 495 pounds. Oscar Roberts and Jackson & Harmon buyers shipped additional lots, with 260 steers and two loads of bulls to Los Angeles. Meantime Hoye club bought three cars of Highland calves for a calf feeding contest to boost Highland cattle demand.
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J. A. Amson
Alpine
Oscar Roberts
Corn Belt
Jackson & Harmon
W. J
Jakwon & Harmon
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
H. Oliphant
Wichita
Nevill Ranch
Producers Commission
Comany
Jackson
Boys Club
Hoye Club
Hilnots
C. 1
Improvements Planned for Central Power Plant
Officials of the Central Power and Light Company approve improvements costing about 11 000 at the local plant. Don C Littleton says work includes new privacy wiring posts, a three wire three phase system, and remodeling the powerhouse to serve Alpine’s growth, with completion anticipated in January.
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Central Power & Light Company
Okeh
Don C. Littleton
Tengih
Alpine
Liteytleton
Test Wells Likely Near Alpine as Texas Contractors Eye Lands
Representatives of drilling contractors with central Texas headquarters have sought deals for wells on lands near Alpine. An interview with the ranch owner indicated a tentative agreement with the contractors but no final contract. If finalized, up to two wells may be sunk and work could start within 120 days, bringing the area new activity unseen around Alpine.
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Texas
Alpine
FI Paso
Lobos
Alford
Cowan
Kelly
Loos
Lobo
Panther
Panthers
Jeff Davis Ranchers Big Shippers at Fort Worth Market
The Live Stock Reporter notes recent Fort Worth shipments from Jeff Davis area ranchers. W. W. McCutcheon of Fort Davis sent Balmorhea cows, with thirteen rounds at $5.35 and twelve cows averaging $82 per head. T. M. Shely of Tennis, Brewster County, arrived with three loads including calves at $7 and $5, cows at $5.28 and $4.50, and three steers sold at different prices.
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Jeff Davis Ranchers
Big Shippers
Fort Worth
W. W. McCutcheon
Fort Davis
Balmorhea
McCut
Producers Commission Company
T.M. Shely
Brewster County
iPhone company installs new switching unit in Alpine plant
Smith, manager, says Alpine phone exchange must add equipment to handle growth from 198 phones four years ago to 265 subscribers with a waiting list. The new unit covers 160 drops, expanding capacity to 615 phones. The exchange averages about 6000 connections daily, with long conversation times.
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Pany
Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith Wild
Alpine
Alps
Canning Demonstration Teaches Alpine Housewives Canning
Alpine housewives attended a Tuesday canning demonstration led by Miss Helen Swift of the A and M College. The event showcased pressure cookers for canning beef and other meats, highlighting steps from frying to sealing and warming. Over 100 people registered, with support from Dr. B M. Whittaker and plans for a local shop to offer canned products.
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Helen Swift
A. & M. College
Nat Aa
B M. Whittaker
Port Davis
Marta
Sunday School Attendance Shows Slight Gain Across Four Churches
A slight rise in Sunday attendance occurred at four reporting churches from 331 to 301 the previous Sunday. Methodists led Baptists by four with 117 and 113 attendees respectively, followed by Presbyterians at 68 and Christians at 43 in the latest counts.
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Presbyterian
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Moval OF
Association Committee
CROSS
Land Poultry Association
Highland Poultry Association
Highland District
Egg Association
Poultry Association
Highland
Marfa
Tri-County
Miller
Motay
Wright
Clem Davis
Bishop Rosson
Thes
Purina Mills
C. H. Bird
A. Grude
D. A. Flynt
Ma An
J. H. Rector
Votan
Matt Locke
Fort
Davis
Valentine
Goodwin
Power Company
Brewster
Iphone
Sul Ross Pack
Rossonians
Southwestern
Vurders
B. W. Fate
Vine Meat Market
Annie J. Datton
Fate
Rota Jew Shop
Sal Ross
el Paso Junior College
University
Arizona
N. M. Aggies
Arizona A
Arizona Univer
Ford
Bosarth
Wood
Dowler
el Paso
Lobo Jaim
Oval
Townsend
Morelock
Horace Morelock, Jr
Lobo Pack
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