SURG HIGGINS SEEKS RE ELECTION
Higgins 11 Higgins announces re election to the Texas Eighth Court of Civil Appeals post as associate justice. Born Bastrop Texas educated Bastrop public school and Southwestern University Georgetown admitted to bar 1906 at 21 practiced in Bastrop Houston Alpine county judge later served on the Court in El Paso district includes 22 counties with Stanton and Terrell as county seats noted in the notice.
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Higgins
Court of Civil Appeals
Eighth Supreme Judicial District of Texas
Judge Higgins
Bastrop
Jonathan Lane
South Texas
Wooth Texas
Alpine
Eighth Court of Civil Appeals
Il Paso
Texas & Pacific
Marin
Stanton
It & S.A
Terrell
Waleroot
NORKING HENS OVERTIME
Maine residents test electric lighting in chicken houses to extend laying hours before sunrise. Trials show increased egg production during cooler seasons when prices are higher, suggesting profitability for farmers using early lighted routines.
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Maine
For Sale Items Include Cow Bicycle and Bear Skin Rug
Auction style notice lists a legacy cow for sale described as gentle and fresh milking, a bicycle suitable for a boy aged 10 to 15, and a bear skin rug. The entry includes casual pricing and a simple location tag.
Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule
Yates Superintendent preaches in morning and 3 p.m. program led by Mrs Casner. Vraver meeting Wednesday invites all. M Bandy serves as minister.
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Casner
Baptist Church Sunday School and Services Schedule
The notice lists Sunday School room and preaching service times. It mentions K E P U and P U hours, with midweek services and invitations to attend. Also notes WW and Kay. Valance subscription price is two dollars per year.
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P.U
P. Kay
Hovey News Briefs Record Local Visits and Travel
Alpine visitors include Mrs Flat Roberts and Miss Myrtle Roberts. Stone came in from his ranch near Hovey. Ford visited Nissen. Ira Ford and Roy Yadgie guests of Leroy Stone. Cook of Alpine in Hovey. Kobernot and son visiting county. Mrs Teague of Fort Davis a guest of Geo and Barney Teague. Mrs Barney Teague to accompany Mrs Teague home. Mar Roberts went to San Angelo on business. Teague store run during Roberts absence. Clyde Buttrill from his ranch Saturday. Gene Benson of Maine in Hovey. Sheriff Be Cownsendarul wife of Alpine spent weekend with the Hidgins family. J R Boyd family visited relatives here. Leroy Stone and wife Alpine visitors. Rev HM Bandy of Maine preached here with Mr Mosely. Mrs John Coffey and Mr Campbell were Hevey guests. Coffey moving to Balmerhes for future home. Stroud shipped two calves Saturday night. Joe Parker and Sam Tlarmon panther hunt. Miss Sarah Stoud of Mypine in Hovey. Hob Beatty through Hovey to his ranch. Anja Wilson and Jobo Young Jr in Hovey Tuesday.
West Taas Mining and Drilling Prospects and Promises
Reports from the West Taas mining scene note ongoing work at the Kine Points well with a pipeline to a nearby source and renewed activity. Depths reach about 1608 Wilkow No 2 shows thick oil and gas bearing formation. Brewster Oil of Maine and Twin Cities Oil and Gas report continued drilling with strong finances. A Freshmen notables event at the college features a Mexican supper with Enchiladas and readings, drawing about 45 attendees.
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Welborn McKay
Byron Yates
Lussbel Brirton
Stypeper
Jersey cow and gear offered in simple notice
A plain ad lists a Jersey cow fresh and gentle with easy milking, a Roy’s saddle in good condition, and a Roy’s bicycle suitable for a boy of about ten or more years. Also offers one bear skin for a rug.
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Jersey
Roy
Faniac Medicinal Aid Promises Better Health and Sleep
Palace Pharmacy markets faniac as a celebrated medicine that helps you eat better sleep better and work better passing on improved wellbeing and daily performance through its use.
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Palace Pharmacy
Senior B Y P U Program January 22 1922
Senior B Y P U program listed for January 22 1922 with leader Mrs Skinner introducing and Leon Dunlap delivering scripture. Participants include Mr McDonald Larette Adams Mice Harrison Ruth Johnsen Janie Micot.
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Jeader
Mrs. Skinner
Leon Dunlap
Mr. McDonald
Larette Adams
Mice Harrison
Ruth Johnsen
Janie Micot
Normal Lose And Win In Basketball At Local Court
The Port Davis five faced Sul Ross Normal College in a tight game ending 29 to 28 in favor of Fort Davis. Cross led the Normal with key plays while Yates and Sharp supported the rally as Davis edged ahead in the final minutes.
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Port Davis
Sul Ross Normal College
Fort Davis
Davis
Cross
Yates
Sharp
Presbyterian Church Hosts Maine Odd Fellows Service
Next Sunday evening at 7 30 the Presbyterian church welcomes the Maine Odd Fellows lodge for a special service. The pastor will preach on Brotherhood the Crown Jewel of Christianity with reserved seats for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. All visitors welcome.
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Presbyterian Church
Maine
Odd Fellow Lodge
Brotherhood
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Texas
McMillan
B W M U Meets In West Circle Meeting
Mrs W H Lease entertained the west circle of the B W M V Thursday afternoon. After a business discussion chaired by Mrs T Beaty the ladies planned the year s work. The hostess served a salad course with fruit, wafers and tea. Present were Mesdames Gee Hayes Stewart Blair Jastrhur Yarbro DM Bennett Lies Partain J W Battles Nay Bowles and W H Lease
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W. H. Lease
Bowles
T. Beaty
W. H
Summer ROTC camps planned for Texas cadets
Summer training camps for the cadets of the A and M College of Texas in all units except the infamy of the Reserve Officers Training Corps will be held in Texas next summer. Subscribe for The Avalanche.
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A. & M. College of Texas
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Texas
Boy Scout Troop Organized in Alpine
Last Saturday evening twenty boys met with W. Stigler at the Normal College to organize a Alpine Boy Scout Troop. Officers include Clinton Fulcher treasurer and Robert Marquis scribe with patrol leaders Duncan Scott Truman Pouncey and Thomas Funk. Members listed by name. Stigler described as an experienced Scout Master with Harold Brenholts as assistant. The report mentions a basketball game where the Normal team beat Fort Stockton 38 to 8 under clean play with two fouls.
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W. \. Stigler
The
Normal College
Stigler
Clinton Fulcher
Robert Marquis
Duncan Scott
Truman Pouncey
Thomas Funk
Mr. Stigler
Harold Brenholts
For Rent Small Cottage Furnished for Light Housekeeping
Furnished cottage available with light housekeeping. See Mrs J Moyer at 3-tf for details and contact.
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Reny
FE. J. Moyer
Methodist Church Seeks Faith and Mission in Local Services
The Methodist Church hosts 9:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services with The Parable to the Mustard Seed as morning topic. The choir will sing Something for Thee by C. H. Lowden and theater later features Japan mission pictures. A duet by Miss Turford and the choir closes the evening program. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Junior Missionary Society at 3 p.m. Senior League at 6:45 p.m. Pastor H. M. Smith.
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C.H. Lowden
Japan
Turford
Junior Missionary Society
Senior League
H. M. Smith
For Sale One Ton Indiana Ruck in Good Condition
For sale a one ton Indiana ruck with full body and top. Contact Dr Candlin at phone numbers 21 or 4 for details.
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Indiana
Dr. Candlin
Calves Donated to Student Loan Fund by Sul Ross Seniors
On a sunlit Saturday afternoon Sul Ross faculty students and town folks gathered near the flag pole as the senior class led three Calves draped in gold and white up Normal Hill. Frank Cross spoke presenting the livestock to the Student Loan Fund, accepted by Miss Aynesworth with thanks amid singing.
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Sul Ross
Frank Cross
District Court Regular Term Opens February Thirteenth
The regular term of the District Court will convene February 13. Jury lists include Grand Jury members KR Arnold GM Benson W D Burcham S R Nail C F Kimball and others. Petit Jury names span Dom Adams syrl Adams J A Anderson Jack nsley and many more. Two kinds of people in every organization: some help the wheels run smoothly, others are grit.
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District Court
KR. W. Arnold
GM. Benson
W. D. Burcham
S. R. Nail
C. F. Kimball
Geo
J. F. Skinner
Petit
Dom Adams
Syrl Adams
J. A. Anderson
Jacknsley
C. Co Azbell
Robert Nain
R. B. Bean
R. H. Bell
G. \. Bless
B. J. Sourland
W. T. Burnam
W. J. Caldwell
Clarence Ord
Lease
Frank Mangum
G. K
Perry Cartwright
King Terry
Eugene Parr
Democratic Primary Cannow Seeks Re election for Civil Appeals
Announcement states F Higgins runs in the Democratic primary for re election to Associate Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals Eighth Supreme Judicial District Texas. The notice lists the candidate and position.
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Associate Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals
Eighth Supreme Judicial District of Texas
F. Higgins
Bible Thought For Today A Very Needful Prayer
A devotional note centers on a Bible verse from Psalm 25 4 21 urging God to show ways teach paths and preserve with integrity as the writer waits on the Lord. It emphasizes guidance and upright conduct in faith.
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Isalm
Marfa High School Defeats Alpine 16 to 36
Marfa High School defeated Alpine in a Saturday basketball game with a 16 to 36 score. A large crowd witnessed the contest as Alpine plans trips to Fort Stockton for Friday and to Marfa next Monday to face more opponents.
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Marfa
Alpine Boys
Fort Stockton
Stockton
PTA Meeting at Sul Ross High Auditorium
The Parent Teachers Association will meet Friday at 3 30 in the high school auditorium. President Marquis of Sul Ross will deliver an address and Miss Beaty will sing. Everyone interested in the school is invited.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Marquis of Sul Ross
Miss Beaty
Postage Stamp Sticks to Its Job and Arrives
In Superior Wisconsin the postage stamp proves reliable as mail is delivered on time marking a dependable service improvement for local residents. The Telegram records steady postal performance amid community expectations.
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Superior
Wis
Alpine Avalanche Ownership Statement 1921
Notarized declaration lists The Alpine Publishing Company as publisher and editor C W Livingston. It names owners holding 1% or more of stock including J D Jackson J W Phelps W E Caldwell W T Henderson John Young Mrs Kate Nevill H L Kokernot C W Livingston and others. It notes Mergenthaler Linotype company as a 1% security holder and includes a sworn affirmation of accuracy dated January 1922.
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Congress
Alpine Avalanche
Alpine
Texas
State of Texas
Brewster
C. W Livingston
Alpine Publishing Company
W. Livingston
J. D. Jackson
J. W. Phelps
W. E. Caldwell
W. T. Henderson
John Young
Kate Nevill
H. L. Kokernot
C. W. Livingston
W. C. Easterling
Ozona
Mergenthaler Linotype Company of
New Orleans
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Bable School
Hovey News
Tace
Teague
Flat Roberts
Myrtle Roberts
Stone
Hovey
Ford
Nissen
Ira
Mrs
Roy Yadgie
Leroy Stone
Cook
Kobernot and Son
Mrs. G. ©. Teague
Geo. and
Barney Teague
Mrs. Teague
Mar Roberts
San Angelo
Rmvaunnangg
Robert
Clyde Buttrill
Joe Walker
Port Stockton
Gene Benson
BE. Bo Cownsendarul
Mrs Roy Hidgins
J. R. Boyd
Chancellor
Kev, HM
Bandy
Mr. Mosely
John Coffey
Mr Campbell
Hevey Gistters
Balmerhes
Stroud
Joe Parker
Sam Tlarmon
Sarah Stoud
Mypine
Hob Beatty
Anja Wilson
Jobo Young Jr
West Tfaas Mining
Vortland OW & Ties Syndicate
Deddridge Ounagst
Wilkow No. 2
Brewster Onl Company
Riggle
Twin Cities
OW & Cris
Hoveywell
Smith
Univer
West Texas Motor Co
John B. Thunder, Esq
Chancey
Weakley Higgins
Pride
Losin Fund
Normal Hill
Marfa High School
Dear J
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W. Ferguson
T. A. Simpson
Big Bend Grocery Co
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