Claims Commission for U. S. and Mexico Meets in March
The Claims Commission will hear U S citizens against Mexico and Mexican citizens against the United States and set March 23 1925 for filing claims with agents of both governments. Claims must be memorialized with facts and documents in both Spanish and English, five copies, and no claim over 25000 dollars without a claimant statement. The commission may dismiss exaggerated or mistaken claims after investigation.
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The
Claims Commission
United States
Mexico
San Antonio Express
del Os Flores
Commission
Vanvollenhoven
Holland
Texas Masons Propose Ten Tubercular Hospitals for Grand Lodge
The Grand Lodge of Texas proposes a national chain of ten sanatoria with 5000 beds to treat Masons with tuberculosis, following a three year study by a three member committee led by Robert J. Newton. Arizona and New Mexico lodges plan to cooperate, with El Paso hosting the coordinating commission. The nationwide study notes 4409 deaths and 40000 living cases among 3 million Freemasons, with no dedicated Masonic hospitals yet.
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United States
Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas
Waco
Grand Lodge
Robert J. Newton
San Antonio
B. F. Berkeley
Alpine
Felix P. Miller
el Paso
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas Committee
Tuberculosis Sanatoria Commission
R. C. Hoffman
Deming
N. M
Messis Gold
San Antonio Express
Ladies Day a Huge Success for Alpine Chamber
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce inaugurated a annual Women's Day with a large turnout at the Holland Hotel dining room. Presidents from major clubs pledged cooperation for Alpine's progress in 1925. An afternoon program featured invocations, readings, piano, and a turkey dinner, with Col. John Perkins and Mr. R. S. Carnes appointed to run the next Luncheon Club on December 29.
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Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Holland Hotel
Eeach Club
Chamber of Commerce
Holland
Sur
Chisholm
Walters
Solo
Mullenix
Dorothy Derrick
Jean Wal
J. E. Casner
Casner
Alpine Study Club
H. W. Morelock
Alpine Parent- Teacher Association
H. W. Ferguson
Alpine Civic League
N.S. Murphy
Alpine Post Office
A. M. Turney
Alpine
John Perkins
R. S. Carnes
District Rotary Governor speaks at Alpine club meeting
Alpine Rotarians held a postponed session at the Holland hotel on Saturday evening with vice-chairman Shirley Seales presiding. Charley Barbour of Albuquerque delivered the governors final message on Rotary aims and ethics. Judge E R Bryan of Midland attended as guest and the Sul Ross Orchestra provided music with Miss Guenther and Miss Hedeen assisting.
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Shirley Seales
Holland Hotel
Rotary
Charley Barbour
Albuquerque
N. M
Berkeley
E. R. Bryan
Midland
Bryan
Sul Ross Orchestra
Guenther
Hedeen
Frank Gillett
New Board Member Visits Sul Ross
Mr A B Mayhew of Uvalde succeeds Eckhart on the Board of Regents and spoke to Sul Ross students at Chapel on December 11. He urged adaptability and loyalty to one’s position and surroundings as keys to success.
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A. B. Mayhew
Uvalde
Eckhart
Regets
Sul Ross
Chapel
Mayhew
Sul Ross fall term ends Saturday
Sul Ross State Teachers College closes a successful term on Saturday December 20 as fall term examinations end. Large number of inquiries from prospective students noted. Miss Flora Daugherty, secretary to the president, foresees a substantial enrollment increase with the winter term opening January 2.
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Sul Ross State Teachers College
Flora Daugherty
Auto collision near Alpine injures two men and a bystander
On the Alpine Martin road near the golf links Thursday afternoon last week, S G Smith manager of Alpine Telephone Co and A A Murray retired ranchman collided in a Nash and a Studebaker. Wallace Sublett lineman for the telephone company was an innocent bystander with a chin cut. Smith suffered three broken ribs but recovered enough to travel home next day. Murray was severely shaken with torn breastbone ligaments and likely one broken rib, seriously hurt but not fatally. Murray car front end smashed, radiators fenders lamps damaged. it was towed in. Murray received surgical care at the Dorsey home and is reported improving.
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S. G. Smith
Alpine Telephone Co
A. A. Murray
Golf Links
Wallace Sublett
Telephone Company
Wallace
Smith
Mr. Murray
Murray
Studebaker
Nash
Dorsey
CAREFUL MARKING XMAS MAIL IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY
Community urged to ship early and address properly. Post Office campaign stresses wrapping securely and placing the address in the upper left corner to aid return if misrouted, helping postmen and clerks enjoy Christmas at home and ensure presents arrive for Christmas morning.
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Post Office Department
Tax Collector to Visit Towns for Tax Collection Dates
Notice to taxpayers listing locations Marathon Glen Springs Terlingua with tax collection dates January 9 10 1925 for Marathon January 11 1925 for Glen Springs and January 4 15 1925 for Terlingua signed E E Townsend tax collector 49 4 6t
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Marathon
Glen Springs
E. E. Townsend
Furnished rooms for rent near High School
Mrs. E. F. Cooke offers furnished rooms for rent near the high school at 38-18-11.
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E. F. Cooke
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State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Benj. F. Berkeley, Pres
Geo. C. Miller
G. B. Crawford, Asst
Alpine Mercantile Co
G. W. Martin
T. Darsey
Sal
Sul Ross College
Otis Turner
Mye
Alpine Lumber Co
Claims Commission For
U. S. and
Texas Masons
Grand Lodge OF
U. S
OF C
Palace Pharmacy
First National Bank
Cc. A. Brown Prinipsnt
H. L. Kokernot
W. B. Hancock
Geo. W. Brainsr
Dodge Brothers
Casner Motor Co
Alpine Light & Ice Company
J. D. Hix
Madiera
Mitchell-Gillett Co
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