Lobos and conference race loom large in Alpine
Coach Graves returns from Dallas as Sul Ross and Alpine face the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association title chase. The article notes Canyon in the same division as the Lobos, the loss of freshmen in lineups, and local picks for all district teams, including Woodin at end and McCamey stars. It also mentions a tragic death of 18 year old Gerald Duke and a local transfer of players from H G Secrest’s Rankin squad.
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Graves
Alpine
Dallas
Lobos
TIAA
Texas Coleges
Canyon
Sul Ross
Buffaloes
Buffa
North End
el Paso
College of Mines
Big Bend
Southwest
Woodin
Border City
Horin
Marfa
Fort Stockton
Rankin
Iraan
Me ‘Amey
Gerald Duke
del Rio
Wildcats
Bucks
H. G. Secrest
Sul ‘Ross
Big Lake
Rankin Boys
Old Texas College Shuts Doors With Faculty Jobless
Greenville mourns Burleson college as it closes after 35 years founded by the Southern Baptist denomination. Financial strain and dwindling enrollment forced the institution to suspend classes this weekend, with Howard Payne college absorbing remaining students and faculty facing uncertain futures including Dr. C H Wedemeyer seeking transfer options.
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Old Texas College
Greenville
Burleson Colege
Alma Mater
Southern Baptist
South
Howard Payne College of
Brownwood
Burleson
Tentaively
Greenville Public Schools
C. H. Wedemeyer
Baylor University
Visitors Stream to Carlsbad Caves Tops 2700 Mark
A total of 2743 people toured Carlsbad Caverns in November, 20 percent above last year. Texas led with 929 visitors, New Mexico 688, California 246, with foreign guests from Japan, Bavaria, Czechoslovakia and Nicaragua. The trend since 1924 shows continued growth. In a separate note, Isabel T. Mitchell of Mount Vernon, NY seeks divorce claiming cruelty after her husband drove a midget automobile.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Tom Boles
National Park
Texas
Califoria
Japan
Bavaria
Czecho Slovakia
Nicaraugua
Isabel T. Mitchell
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Automobile Prices Fall as Chevrolet Quality Rises in 1931 Review
A 1931 Chevrolet price comparison shows nine passenger models priced from 475 to 650, while the 1928 four cylinder line ranged up to 495. The new six-cylinder line undercuts the old four cylinder in most cases, with a 120 dollar gap on the top model. While prices drop, quality climbs as standard equipment expands, including wire wheels and shock absorbers previously extra.
Brewster County Sheriff Sale Involving Andersons
Brewster County Sheriff conducts sale under an order from the District Court dated October 10 1920 in the case Mutual Investment Corporation versus Annie B Anderson Lloyd F Anderson Otis R Anderson and others following a court proceeding.
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Derrick-Thompson
Alpine
Texas
Annie J. Anderson
Lloyd EB. Anderson
Otis R. Anderson
I. C. Roark
Mutual Investment Corporation
W. C. Hale
Sheriff
State of
Brewster
District Court
Brewster County
Annie B. Anderson
Lloyd F. Anderson
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Badgers
Buddy Horine
Stack
Treadwel
Rede
Humphries
Lewis
Moore
Ton
Goodin
Iman
Fall—Johnson
Aos bin Collyns
McCamey
Luig
Boston
Carlsbad Caves
Sandifer’s Grocery
Ras Aen
Athe
Eat Ma Co
Chevrolet
J. C. Roark
Court House
Reid Brewster County
Chandler
EL Pasos
PSU Iver
Ae Comets
Chandler & Company
Chandler Building
E. Crockett St
San Antonio
State National Bank
Ben
F. Berkeley
W. T. Henderson
V-Pres
H. W. Ferguson
R Crawford
Universal
Hawkscraft
Etcas
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