For Sale Dwelling Bargains on West Side Streets
Real estate list offers multiple dwellings and plots near the college with prices from 1750 to 13000 cash, half cash and easy terms. Includes 4 room houses, 5 room homes, stucco six room dwelling, and corner lots near business center, college, and paved highways, with income potential and development prospects. LIST nos 1051 1029 9 976 1030 1038 1086.
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College Ave
College Hill
College Campus
Corrier
East Front
Orient Railway
Rio Grand River
Fort Davis Beats Marfa Team In Close Basketball Match
Fort Davis high school edged Marfa 24 to 14 in a hard fought game played last Thursday. Pete Brown scored 12 of Fort Davis’s 24 points as several regular players were absent due to illness. The section also notes a Valentine luncheon and upcoming wedding plans for Mary Carlton, with community figures and host families listed.
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Marfa
Fort Davis
Marta
Marta-ttes
Pete Brown
Davis
Brown
Expy
Carlton
Johnson
Bar «Dumas
McCutcheon
Davis Study Clubs May Day Fete Planned
Davis Study Clubs plan a May Day fete to raise funds and boost community spirit. The event features a social afternoon, food, and a display of local talent with a focus on wholesome family activities and outreach by the club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Study Clubs
Isla Peca
Capport House
Orion
Orone
Laverton
Dortay Clark
Hosenfield Kinacamp School Plans Return to Fort Davis
An old letter indicates Rosenfield Kinacamp School intends to move back to Fort Davis in summer. The note, on Fort Davis letterhead with Mount Livermore artwork, references Mr and Mrs J A Espy and family visiting Hot Wells and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosenfield Kinacamp School
Rosenfield Kinncamp
Fort Davis
Jonas A. Rosenfield
Mount Livermore
Ilette
Brewster County's Lost Gold Mine Tale by Lee Reagan
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a 1890s desert trek and a missing horse wrangler known as Bill. The tale links a San Antonio cattlemen convention trip with a Quicksilver strike near Alpine and a quartz rock assay claiming high gold value. The account references Seminole Bil, guide figures, and old Dryden and Santa Rosa mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pit
Binh
J Reagan
Patagonia
Arizona
Finn
San Francisco
Fearon
Ritalor
Joe Stamley
Walter Strick
Seminole B. Kelley
Hat
Bil
Bill
Abo
S L
Hirl
Howe
Dryden
Dinner Creek
To Grande
Iryden
John
Will Stillwell
Mexico
Old Mexico
Santa Rows Mountains
John Reagan
del Rio
San Antonio
Lock Campbell
Local Social Notes From Alpine Visit and Travel
AN for a som came at Alpine. He and Mrs. Cook and the children came a few days ago to visit at the CV. Matthews home, Rev. RW. Leazer of Temple visited the J. A. Holts a day or two last week s. Le, Sims and W. S. Miller to Presidio Sunday, returning Mon day. Mrs RL. Irving and Richard Irving West late last week for Mar lin, Richard returned to resume, treatments for rheumatism, and Mrs. Teving also will take treatment there for two weeks or $0. all, and Mrs. Expy Miller and their young son were guests at "Grandpa and Grandma" W. 8 Miller's home early this week. They were accom panied by Mrs Miller's mother, Mrs. Foster, Jr. and Mrs. Hicks uray went to El Paso Tuesday for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carlton
Harold Thompson
Sac Sproul
Miss Mary Carlton
Sproul
Miss Carlton
KE. H. Carlton
Mexico
JG. McIntosh
Valentine
Mary Sproul
Cevelia Thompson
Elizabeth Sproul
J. H. Clark
Artton
BL Carlton
Clothier
J.H. Clark
Alpine
RL. Irving
Richard Irving West
Richard
Expy Miller
Miller
Mrs. Foster
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TNO
Brewster County
Fuenis
Bath
Otis Turner
Owen Shields
The
Ata
J. A. Espy
Hot Wells
WS. Miller
J. W. Espy
Mary Newman
Him Walker
Djinixa
Jesse Fisher
Ford
Valentine Motor Co
Mra W
Bera Cook
Lee Reagan
Campbell
Te Fisher
Sanderson
Campell
Brother John
Fisher
el Paso Herald
Buick
Casnek Motor CO
Texas
Ramsey
Austin
Med
Alpine Jewelry Co
Holland Hotel Bldg
Alpine Steam Laundry
First National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Raines, JR
Active Vice Provident
W. E. Caldwell
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