Local 48 Personal Notes And County Events
Local 48 notes visits and movements of residents in Brewster and nearby counties. Mentions Mra Pope and baby in Sabin College area, John Perkine’s legal work in McCamey, El Paso trips, family holidays, and hunting ranch purchase by M. Henigan. Reports on Brewster Chamber progress for school development, bond proposal details, and tax limitations connected to a proposed school bond and maintenance levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County Chamber of Commerce
Bage & Page
Austin
le Henigan
Uvalde
Mal Heir
Melton
College Hill
Mr. Henigan
J. M. Pouncey
Brewster County
Bill Der Sarys People Board From Us
Bill Der Sarys offers boarding for those with or without rooms, inviting inquiries about available spaces and rates. The notice emphasizes flexible accommodations and straightforward enrollment.
Coal delivery offer reads prompt postcard order
A brief advertisement urges busy readers to mail a postcard indicating how many tons and where to receive Jet Winter coal. It promises immediate delivery and emphasizes convenience for those without time or a phone.
Investigation Error Leaves McCam Teacher Questioned
The Avalanche reports a mix up over Drury Wood, a local figure said to be a McCamey teacher visiting his parents. He denies teaching or McCamey origin, stating he is a student at the State University. The item from last week contains two discrepancies, but the rest is deemed correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
Drury Wood
McCam
Drury
McCamey
State University
School board backs housing plan to meet current and future needs
After months of study a joint committee of the scout board and another panel urges approval of a measure to provide reasonably equal housing for present school children while funding school building needs for years. The warning is that defeating the issue will force large temporary repairs or renting unsuitable rooms.
Classified for Rent Furnished two room apartment
For rent a furnished two room apartment with all modern conveniences. Contact Mrs. Ray Newsom at 1-426.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Newsom
Paving Project Details Reveal 30 Foot Wide Street Plan
The article describes a street paving project with new pavement wider than before, concrete curbs on both sides, and a bid rate of 93 cents per square yard. The city had also allotted 42 cents per square yard for a portion of the work, with Alpine referenced as a key contractor in the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Acter
Bond Issue Debate Details Tax Impact and School Funding
Speakers argued the excess load claim was exaggerated and showed bonds would raise taxes by 17 cents per $100 valuation. They explained maintenance taxes and bond interest would be covered, with potential district valuation adjustments if defeated. Hotarians pledged full support for the bond and school program ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Butlin
Acta
Meintenenes
Uhele
Fles-Cam
Gauahter-iosaw
Ray
Monay
G. W. Bates
J.D. Dachwon
Iewleo
Howell
Mart Waser
F. Robinson
H.W. Per. Javon
J. E. Casner
H Is Bond
Alpine Ets
Mateo de
Taxston i
Ancheon
Chamber of Commerce plans three month program review
The Jory chamber of commerce reviews its program spending over the past three months. Meetings proceed with decisive progress, aiming to finalize a schedule and secure funding for ongoing initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory
Chamber of Commerce
Ate Pian
Plans Big Campaign Committees Named
H W Ferguson George Baines Clay Holland Mrs Martin Mrs Murphy Thomas Skevington Mrs W B Hamilton and A B Sandifer are listed on a campaigns plan. President A F Robinson leads a push for strong current year membership with committees including Mrs W B Hamilton John Perkins and Anne Aynesworth in charge of high school and college divisions. A new program committee will be chaired by A F Robinson with H W Morelock and Leo T Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Ferguson
George Baines
Clay Holland
Martin
Murphy
Thomas Skevington
W. B. Hamilton
A. B. Sandifer
A. F. Robinson
John Perkins
Anne Aynesworth
H. W. Morelock
Leo T. Howell
Petroleum Company Choirs at Midland Hit Rapid Grosses
A Petroleum company item reports a Midland outlet achieving rapid gross profits as the firm expands production and distribution. The note highlights rising sales, increasing demand, and expanding operations in the Midland region with emphasis on growth indicators.
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Mra . Pope
Baby
Sabin
John Perkine
Mes Roa
McMurry
Rughter
Melba
el Paso
M. J. Hickok
Officers Reserve Corps
Ing School
San Antonio
Leo Howell
Fiver Exne
Trom
James da
George . Heown
Christina
Annates
Muacon Javests
N. L Hudson
San Angelo
Ter
M. W of
Brownwood
J. A. Tiggs
Famly
Clayton
New Mexico
J. J. Wade
Famiy
John and
Beebe" Kokernot
San Marcos
Bill der Sarys
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Scout Board
Gillett-Brown CO
Clarence Hord
Highland House
Avalanche Office
C. B. Patty
Ban Ang
John A. Weyerts
Wilkes
W. A. Daugherty
Camp Grandview
EL Paso Pino Company
Texas St
J. L. Milam
Motor Inn
College Avenue
Frank Allen
Harlan F
Big Bend Bread
Hudson's Bakery
Midland
J. F. Miles
Sunny Glenn Red Pens
Texas
Sunny Glenn
Alpine Lumber Co
Talline
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