Native Sons readers grow to twenty eight in Brewster
In a light column the editor notes new readers from Independence California San Benito Alpine and the city, bringing total readers to 28. Interspersed remarks about editors in Italy and a local bouquet incident reflect regional newspaper humor and appreciation for the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scobee
Geear
Camilla Henderson
California
Gus Jones
Everett Townsend
Jones
Brewster County
Laura Haines
San Benito
Alpine
Helen Haines
Irene Peters
Col
Cafe On East Holland Ave Being Remodeled
The Bubble Inn on East Holland Avenue is being remodeled and enlarged after its purchase by Eugene Wynne from Percy Wallace. Work starts this week and Wynne plans to open the cafe next week while Wallace shifts to ranching.
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Cafe
East Holland Ave
East Holland Avenue
Eugene Wynne
Percy Wallace
Wynne
Cary
Kr. Wallace
More Park Board Members Chosen
Fort Worth reports the Texas Big Bend Park association expands with county chairmen for Harris and Tarrant. Walter F. Woodul and R. L. Lucas are named chairs. Amon Carter announces plans to organize Houston and Fort Worth committees. The movement aims to make Texas a national park to boost tourism, a major industry.
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Association
Lucas
Tarrant County
Charles F. Roeser
Fort Worth
Roeser
Parker
Johnson, Hood
Somerville
Amon Carter
Woodall and Lucas
Houston and
Rea
Woodul
Texas
Ill Man Taken To Dallas By Plane
Charles Dockson a Detroit manufacturer was flown from Odessa to Dallas for specialist care after fog grounded a Dallas ambulance plane. Pilot Clint Thompson operated the four and a half hour flight Sunday with nurse Florence Labelle. Dockson had been ill since January 16 while returning from California. his wife and Sterling Dockson traveled by auto to Dallas. In Spencer Ia it is unlawful to make personal remarks about passers-by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Odessa
Charles Dockson
Detroit
Clint Thompson
Fort Stockton
Spencer, Ia
Clean Up Alpine 30 Clean Town Idea Urges Litter Removal
February designated Clean-Up month for Alpine Texas with calls to residents to remove trash and weeds from vacant lots. Alpine Garden Club President Mrs J C Coleman urges residents to collect trash in containers or removable piles and maintain civic vigor in keeping the town beautiful.
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Alpine
Satuday
Texas
Skeeter Tyler 18 Former Alpine Resident Dies in Las Vegas
Lelan Tyler known as Skeeter, 18, former Alpine resident, died January 27 in Las Vegas after a three day illness. Born December 28, 1922 in Randolph Nebraska, he moved to Alpine as a baby and later relocated with his mother to California. He is survived by his mother Mrs Dena B Tyler, a sister Mrs Sam Ross of Dallas and a half sister Mrs Clarence Hord Jr of Saragosa. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev Fred Rogers officiating and interment at Elm Grove cemetery under Akers Funeral Home.
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Italy
United States
C. E. Davidson
Lelan Tyler
Alpine
Las Vegas
Nevada
Smeeter
Sam Ross
Dallas
Clarence Hord Jr
Saragosa
Tieman
Presbyterian Church
Fred Rogers
Skeeter
Shelby Burke
Edward Copeland
Bobbie Hamilton
Joe Billeiter
David Billeiter
Hank Chambers
Elm Grove Cemetery
Akers
Mitchells Sons Buy More Land Near Marfa
Mitchells Sons buy the Arthur Mitchell shell ranch south of Marfa for 10 dollars per acre. The 16 000 acre property has been under lease to the Marfa firm since August last year with Joe C. Mitchell and Hayes Mitchell listed as principals. The ranch includes four pastures eight wells and supports about 600 cows. At lease initiation 1 800 sows calves yearlings and bulls were purchased from Albert West Jr. Newark New Jersey bans sales after 6 pm without a doctor’s prescription.
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Bend Sentinel
Arthur Mitshell
W. B. Mitchell
Joe C. Mitchell
Hayes Mitchell
Mitchells
Albert West Jr
Mitchell
Joe C. ‘Mitchell
West
Emphasis Week to Open with SMU President Dr Umphrey Lee
Spiritual Emphasis Week sponsored by the local Ministerial Association and Sul Ross College begins Sunday morning February 16 with a program at the Methodist church. Dr Umphrey Lee president of Southern Methodist University will be guest speaker daily morning and evening through Friday February 21 with a closing service in Sul Ross auditorium. He will address study clubs at Kokernot Lodge on February 20 at 3 30 and speak to the Rotary luncheon that day. Dr Lee will lecture on John Wesley and Modern Religion during the week, speaking at 10 10 a m and 7 30 p m. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Assn
Sul Ross College
Methodist Church
Umphrey Lee
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Sul Ross
SMU
Cisco
Ennis
Highland Park
School of Religion
Vanderbilt University
Lee
Benefit Bridge and 42 Party at Kokernot Lodge Tenie
The first in a series of benefit bridge and 42 parties sponsored by the wives of 20 30 club members will be held this evening at Kokernot Lodge at B o'clock. Admission is 25 cents per person.
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Kokernot Lodge
Poll Taxes Paid This Year in Alpine County Projections
A partial tally shows 685 poll taxes paid by Feb 1 in the county. The 1941 total is under half of 1940’s 1,602 receipts and below 1939’s 854 receipts. By precinct, Alpine East 223, Alpine West 183, Precinct 2 91, Precinct 3 12, Precinct 4 177, Precinct 5 San Vicente, with further figures pending.
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Alpine
South Alpine
Terlingua
Marathon
San Vicente
Sul Ross Graduate Named Moral and Recreation Officer
Harlan K. Red Allen a Sul Ross graduate and former Alpine high school football coach has been made moral and recreation officer at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio. After Bul Ross he attended Peacock Military Academy in San Antonio and Flatonia, later commissioned as a lieutenant in the officers reserve and served with the CCC in New Mexico before ROTC in El Paso schools.
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Harlan K
Red) Allen
Sul Ross
Alpine High School
Yen
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Bul Ross
Red
Peacock Military Academy
Flatonia
Officers’ Reserve
CCC
New Mexico
ROTC
el Peso
Alpine Resident J B Spence Claimed By Death
J B Spence age 78 resident of Alpine since 1913 died at home after two weeks illness. Born near Camden Arkansas July 17 1862 he lived in Smith County Texas before moving to Alpine in 1918. Survived by widow son Ray daughter Mrs W P Foster granddaughter Mrs Roscoe Morgan great granddaughter. Funeral Monday at home with Rev Ray B McGrew and Rev M M Fulmer officiating. interment Elm Grove cemetery. Livingston Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers listed.
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J. B. Spence
Alpine
Spence
Camden
Ark
Smith County
Texas
Nannie Elizabeth Henderson
Dughter
Samuel and
Abagail Kyle Henderson
Tyler
Methodist Church
Ray
W. P. Foster
Roscoe Morgan
Odessa
Morgan
Field Artillery Solves Mountain Range Problems at Fort Davis
Three batteries of the 5th field artillery regiment from Fort Russell Marfa trained near Fort Davis in a tactical problem on gun laying concealment and defense against air tank raids. Lieut Col. Daniel A. Conner led the exercise, highlighting youthfully capable sergeants and eager recruits in rough terrain around Limpia and Keesey canyons.
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Fort Davis
Th Field Artillery
Ort Russell
Marfa
Daniel A. Conner
York
Limpia F
Keesey
Prude Ranch
Indian Lodge
Skyine
Wool and Mohair Sold at Top Prices in Alpine Area
Alpine Wool and Mohair Co proprietor J H Logan reports a complete clean-out of all wool and mohair in a recent sale. Fall wool sold at 30¢, mohair at 45¢ for grown and 58¢ for kid. Prices and contracting optimism noted amid fine range conditions and a 41 square mile area around Duba.
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J. H. Logan
Alpine Wool & Mohair Co
Mr. Logan
New York Company To Stage Heidi Play In Alpine
The Clare Tree Major Children’s Theatre of New York will present Heidi at Sul Ross auditorium in Alpine on March 13 at 8 p.m. The adult cast comes via the Davis Mountain Federation of Women’s Clubs, with Alpine as the local link between El Paso and San Antonio. Admission is 38 cents for children and 65 cents for adults including tax.
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New York Company
Alpine
Clare Tree Major
Children's Theatre of
New York
Heidi
Sul Ross Auditorium
Davis Mountain Federation of Women's Clubs
el Paso
San Antonio
Income Tax Man Will Be In Alpine Feb 22
A deputy collector of the U S Internal Revenue department Austin will be at the court house here all day Feb 22 to assist taxpayers in preparing their income tax returns. No charge is made for this service.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Department
Austin
President's Birthday Ball Nets County Funds
The President's Birthday Ball at the courthouse last Saturday netted about 80 dollars with expenses around 30 dollars for music decorations printing and miscellaneous items. Rainbow Girls raised 20 dollars from ticket sales. Half the net will stay in the county. Additional income came from two Lantern Paralysis buttons totaling 27.50 sold in Alpine Marathon Terlingua Castelon and nearby areas. A separate incident in Omaha reports a woman was given a theatre ticket by a motorcycle officer for safe driving.
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Ross
B. F. Berkeley
Rainbow Girls
Berkeley
Annie K. Turney
Alpine
Marathon
Castelon
Omaha
Neb
Alpine Receives 69 Inches of Rain In Period
Alpine area in Davis Mountain Big Bend soaked by slow rains, with 69 inches total precipitation reported at Sul Ross college weather station. Last Saturday night’s storm produced the heaviest fall of the week, about .29 inches. Most moisture soaked in, filling surface tanks and boosting spring prospects as weeds grow and range conditions improve. Cattle, wool and mohair prices rise, signaling a strong year for local ranchers.
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Davis Mountain
Big Bend
Texas
Weather Bureau Staton
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Meeting of Old Time Cowboys To Be Held Here
A meeting of the International Cowboy Assn cowboys of the 80s and 90s is set for tomorrow night at 7 at the courthouse. Wagon Boss Sloan Matthews says Florence Fenley of Uvalde will attend and speak. The aim is to boost interest and discuss a regional Alpine meeting this summer. The event is open to the public.
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International Cowboy Assn
Sloan Matthews
Florence Fenley
Uvalde
Matthews
Alpine
Giants Preps Scrappy Sul Ross Clash Tomorrow Night
The Whiskered Giants host Sul Ross College in a highly anticipated basketball game with top local and senior stars. Coach B Graves touted the team's national reputation as they aim for strong action at 8 pm with general admission of 15 25 and 55 cents including tax and no reserved seats.
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Giants
Sul Ross College
Graves
Knights to Hold Annual Inspection Tonight
Al ine Commandery No 90 Knights Templar announces its annual inspection tonight led by R. J. Ratliff recorder and S. M. Bunn Grand Sword Bearer from Waco. expected strong turnout with visiting Knights invited as part of the event.
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Aline Commandery No. 90
Knights Templar
R. J. Ratliff
S. M. Bunn
Waco
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