Alpine Post Office Second-Class Matier Notice
The Alpine city and Brewster County paper notes its role as the official publication for the region under the 1906 act and 44th page focus on upbuilding Alpine and the Davis Mountain and Big Bend area. It invites corrections for statements about any person and lists social notices and reading notices with minimal rates for print.
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Aintered
Alpine
Texas
Brewster County
Davis Mountain
Big Bend
DM. Bennett
C.D. Wood Society
Barry Scober
Parl Clark Mar Ritye R Burcham Terlingua Cor
Folly and Faith Mix In Odd Edgy Snippets From Vermont Rural Scene
A garbled clump of quips and questions shows a Vermont farmer wagering nine dollars on a flywheel ride, a widow’s payment, and bemused remarks on education and music. Elsewhere a scientist laments food fortification, a joke about noodle soup and nut pie surfaces, and a sermon scene puncuated by a parishioner’s cheeky seat offer.
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Wearnen
Vermont
Henry
New Camp Commander Named At Port Tokyo Park
Fort Davis dispatch reports Lieutenant Carl D. Sulverthorne praised for virtue as new camp commander. Details describe Japanese thrift and Elders from Eighth Cavalry at Port Tokyo discussing Bliss, with reserve officer G. W. McCloud mentioned.
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Carl D. Sulverthorne
Eighth Cavalry
Port Rs
Tokyo
Bliss
Jstate Park
G. W. McCloud
Alpine Election Announce… 1994 Democratic Primary
The Avalanche announces candidates for county and district offices subject to Democratic Primaries on July 28, 1994. Names include FB Townsend for Representative 87th District Alpine reelection W A Hadden district judge Pt Stockton W N Gourley for Sheriff and Assessor reelection Earl Young County Judge B Slight reelection A M Turney County and District Clerk J W Prazer reelection Vernon McIntyre Treasurer Matt Smith Commissioner Precincts 1 2 4 with multiple reelections. details note campaign filings and party processes.
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FB. Townsend
Alpine
Kird
W. A. Hadden
Pt. Stockton
W. N. Gourley
Earl) Young
B. Slight
A.M. Turney
J. W. Prazer
Vernon McIntyre
Matt Smith
Jor Mobs
RW. Arnold
AR Clark
W. D. Burcham
Terlingua Area News Highlights Local Visits and Surveys
A. Cripe of International Harvester oversaw a new engine installation by Brewster QuickSilver Consolidated. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs H. B. Smith and their daughters, entertained weekend guests A.C. Spalding in Study Butte. June Salisbury spent time with relatives in Ohio before visiting her father BF Salisbury. A U S Geological survey team set up translation stations in the Torlingua district for government surveying. Local figures Joe Moss, a Talpine fur buyer, and Elmer Taylor’s family were in Alpine. Teachers Mrs Eph Daggett and Hannah Weinkaur, with James Kemp, were summoned by a grand jury regarding insurance fraud cases. U.S. 86 steun team member Ross from Washington, D.C. toured the Torlingua district with Zed Scathwell, a Mines School standout in 1992.
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A. Cripe
International Harvester Machinery S Company
Brewster Quicksilver Consolidated
H. 8. Smith
A.C. Spalding
Butte
June Salisbury
Ohio
Salisbury
Thrent of Commerce
Torlingua
Bagar Driffil
Bugs” Morales
Priday
San Antonio
Sudy
J. Bennett
Weaver
Hannah Weinkaur
James Kemp
Terlingua
R. Williams
Joe Moss
Talpine
Elmer Taylor
Alpine
Eph Daggett
O'Keefe
I Paso
Ross
U. 86
Good Attendance Marks PAT Parent-Teachers Meet
The PAT A met in regular session February 19 with very good attendance and sustained attention. Six boys from Mr Cain's room entertained with poems and songs. Roy Young announced the program featuring "Trees" by Elliott Chapteign, "Cowboys Dream" by Norman Wright, "The House by the Side of the Road" by Sonny Southall and "Windy" Locke Me cture.
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PAT. A
Mr. Cain
Roy Young
Elliott Chapteign
Assong
Norman Wright
Sonny Southall
Locke Mecture
Thed wed Black-Draught Laxative Ad Notice
An old advertisement promotes a cheap laxative Thed wed Black-Draught claiming fast relief at low cost per dose. It emphasizes affordability for both men and women and highlights a 250 count container offering 25 or more doses.
Central Ward Plans and Scout Thanks Highlight Alpine News
Supt Dru ry Wood mentions a merry go round soon at Central Ward playground. A fart lecture is set for March 18 at the college auditorium under the CWA program. Troop 41 Boy Scouts express gratitude to community helpers including Alpine Avalanche and Rotary Club for support and supplies.
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Central Ward
Drury Wood
Mra. Crawford
CWA
College Auditorium
Mira
Walker
Mise Morte
Mr. Cain
Troop 41
Boy Scouts
Alpine
Wish Paints
Alpine le
In- Oo
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Barry Scobee
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Gene May
Marai
Firt Devie High
Frank Ho
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Col League
Marfa Pata
Alpine Association
Lois Hutfaker
Perest Rhoinson
Baines
Martha Prude
Noel Everett
Studebaker
Dr. ©. & Eaton
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J. K. Miller
John ‘Kimball
Abidene
Expy Millers
Lucy Foster
Marlin
CCC
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Frazier Canyon
Ela Frazier
Toyah
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Queen City
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Observatory
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McDonald Observatory
Mount Locke
Bob Holliday
el Paso
H. ¥. Benedict
University
Benedict Bench
By Rubye R. Barchion
Mollison
Granda Theatre
Scouteigh
A. Gilley
Roy Whiteside
Comfort Point
A. P. Robinson
Rotary Club
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Itueet
Storey-Whiteside Lumber CO
Nuys System
Orient Dairy
Dom Adama
State National Bank
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U. S
General Banking
First National Bank
First Investment CO
H. L. Kokernot
Geo. W. Baines, JR
M. Decte
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