Occupying New Buildings Continues on College Avenue Site
The new garage and machine shop at College Avenue and Eighth Street nears completion by Carl Thain and Alonzo Hord, with stuccoing finished and operations planned. A second test well by Hickey near Sec 182, block 9, G H and S A Ry Co, east of Alpine reportedly reached 590 feet in brown lime, while the McIntyre tent south of Alpine resumes drifting to around 1100 feet.
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Carl Thain
Alonzo Hord
College Avenue
Eighth Street
Getuccoed
Ay Yeray
Hickey
Alpine
Yesterlia
Mcintyre
Alepine
Grace Mountains
Jackson & Harmon Ranch
Kimball
G. HL
J. M. Hickey
Ten Colleges Adopt Rules For Transfer And Participation
Complex rules govern transfer credits, residence requirements, and registration timelines for student athletes across ten colleges. Freshmen must meet two thirds of full-time course work and maintain minimum hours, with limits on total participation and durations in any sport. Transfers between institutions, athletic eligibility, and credit transfer affect degree progress under national guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Intercollegiate eligibility rules and certification process
Administrative rules require students to be eligible under all adopted guidelines before competing in intercollegiate events. Athletic boards must issue certification detailing scholastic record, credits, and self-support work history, with registrar verification and notices to all schools involved. Training tables and notices address hunting and trespassing restrictions on land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Sligibitty
NCA
Instituton
Notice of Posted Ranch Lands in Sunny Glen and Arthur
A posted notice states that my ranch in Sunny Glen and the Arthur ranch are posted according to law. It warns that trespassing is forbidden. Dated November 18, 2011 and signed by Clarence Mord.
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Sunny Glen
Arthur Ranch
Clarence Mord
Ranch posted forbidding hunting in two counties
The 101 Ranch of Mrs W W Turney lies in Brewster and Presidio counties and is posted according to law with hunting strictly forbidden. Manet T. Fletens.
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W. W .Turney
W. W. Turney
Brewster
Presidio
Ing
My ranch north of Marat Ing and tre ay
A fragmented text item reports a rural property reference near Marat Ing with unclear direction and a vague landmark. The legible portion hints at land ownership or location but lacks dates, names, or actionable specifics.
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Marat Ing and
Tre
Sul Ross Annual T Banquet to Be Held Monday
Sul Ross annual T banquet set for Monday evening at 6 at the Holland Hotel. H W Morelock president announced officers and program with Coach Graves toasts to captains Younger and Withers and Gilley, plus football prospects by Buddy Withers. Final whistle feature by H W Morelock.
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SUL Ross
Teachers College
Holland Hotel
H.W. Morelock
Morelock
Progr
Graves
Younger
J. Cottle
Withers
A. Gilley
Buddy Withers
Bargain Sale Of Overcoats And Suits By Mets The Mod
Bargain sale offers numerous coats and suits including pearl gray novelty top coat brown overcoats navy blue fur trimmed and black fur trimmed coats. Also includes brown plat suit and several pairs of pants with modest prices. Name your price and take them at Mets the Mod Tallors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Tallors
Baines Attends Texas Masonic Grand Lodge Meeting
GW Baines district deputy grand master traveled from Alpine Masonic lodge to Waco for the Grand Lodge of the State of Texas convening in the city on Wednesday and Thursday He planned to return home on Sunday
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GW. Baines
Waco
Alpine Masonic Lodge
Grand Lodge of
State of Texas
Whcn
County youths jailed five days for fruit theft
Two youths Cecil Tate aged 18 and C. Adams aged 21 pleaded guilty to stealing fruit from a refrigerator car Saturday night. County Judge James A. Burke ordered five day sentences Monday after Deputy Sheriff Ross Miller arrested them Sunday morning.
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Cecil Tate
C. & Adams
James A. Burke
Ross Miller
Attendance at Sunday Schools Drops in Cold Weather
Cold weather cut Sunday school attendance sharply, with total 142 last week versus 635 the prior Sunday. Methodists led with 147 attendees, followed by Aptt 196, Christian 58, Church of Christ 47, Aplecopal 18, and Presbyterian ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Methoat
Highlands Record Cold Spell Brings Low 5 A.M. Reading
A new season low was recorded yesterday morning as the thermometer dropped to around 16 degrees. Southern fire records note the coldest weather the Highlands have seen this winter with the low reading conserved at 5 a.m. The region rarely registered lower temperatures this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Fe
Rancher Captures Monster Black Eagle in Trap
A rancher named D. Cleveland on his mountain ranch east of a town captured a monster black eagle about eight feet tip to tail in a steel trap on Wednesday. The vivid incident occurred on his property in the mountains, with details indicating the bird was brought in alive. The report notes Cleveland’s successful capture and the unusual size of the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monster Black Eagle
D. Cleveland
Ss Mountains
Mr. Clevelan
Fort Davis Chamber Banquet Invites Officers
Officers of the chamber of commerce have been invited to a banquet organized by the Jeff Davis County Chamber of Commerce at Fort Davis. The event aims to bring local officials and business leaders together for fellowship and discussion of community affairs.
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FT. Davis
Chamber of Com
Beltriven
Jeff Davis County
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Davis
Meeting Aims to Strengthen Ties Between Communities
Next Monday Mrs W outlines a club meeting to further B Hamilton's aims and the cordial relations between here and the two communities. A sumptuous feast is planned for visitors, with substantial preparations stated.
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National Commission
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Ranch Loans
E. B. Chandler & Company
East Crockett St
San Antonio, Texas
Benson & Moss
J. J. Roberts
Santa Claus
Iun
Peorent Eee
The
Standard
Texas
America
J. D. Lindsay
Alpine, Texas
Standard Hide & Fur Ca
Dallas, Texas
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