Marathon High School Paper to Resume Publication
The Marathon high school papers to restart as “The Hustler” with officers Phillip Worthington and Kaltorinehef Hennie Shoemake as editors. Various class representatives, entertainment by the Methodist Missionary society, and a Bazaar event completed by the operetta “The Can tiven” by younger pupils.
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Hustler
Phillip Worthington
Ehef Hennie Shoemake
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Eldon McCronagill
Doyle Worsham
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Alpine warning over obscene language on phone calls
notice warns that using obscene and profane language over the telephone must stop or violators will be prosecuted. Alpine Tel 8G and officials claim a law prohibits such language and will enforce it against offenders. The Avalanche ad continues to run backed by circulation.
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Alpine Tel 8G
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Game wardens tour region during busy hunting season
A visiting game warden formerly based in Alpine and now working with the State Game Commission toured the area to inspect newly established game reserves and to urge landowners within borders to allow their lands to be added to reserves. District deputy JA Tilley reported heavy field activity since opening of the season with arrests made as drives continue in Big Bend south of Alpine.
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State Game Commission
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Creare
Apeetat
Game Commission
Tilley
Big Bend
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Mirror superstition fades in Ireland’s rising trend
An odd belief from ancient magic linked to mirror breaking is discussed as increasingly ignored in Ireland. The piece notes the superstition’s decline amid growing modern attitudes and pop culture interest.
Street marking awaits action by city commission
Street marking and renaming of streets await action by the city to designate street names and numbers as shown in a city plan. Hopton, a chamber of commerce committee member, notes volunteers and the city clerk JA Daugherty aiding in gathering information. Despite potential cost, property owners may bear marking expenses if the city cannot fund them, and no formal action has been taken yet.
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M. Ln Hopton
Chamber of Commerce
JA. Daugherty
Hopton
Meeting Next Friday Addressed For Important Matters
Fragmentary OCR note indicates a meeting planned for next Friday. It mentions bases and den 17 with unclear context. The readable portion signals important matters to be discussed and a reset or reorganization implied.
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Sul Ross Cottage Owners to Plant Trees
Owners of Sul Ross cottages will be among the first to plant trees following a campaign launched weeks ago. Mrs N B Murphy, president of the Civic League, announced that the first shipment of trees had been received and a man enabled to set them around the block where the nine cottages are located. The committee urges more owners to join and several hundred additional trees are expected before the campaign ends, enhancing Alpine's beauty.
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N. 8. Murphy
The
Civic League
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