Fort Stockton citizens register amid Alpine notices
Fort Stockton residents registered at Hol land this past week with Friday listing Dr T S Smith Saturday Tesa Crawford and Wa V Skall Sunday J W Donnovath of San Antonio state agent for Old Homestead Brand coffee visited Alpine and secured a sales agency with Clarence Hord Grocery. Mr Yarborough called. P J Roberts reported ranch conditions east of Alpine. The Avalanche will begin weekly updates. High School classes resume next Monday January 26.
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Fort Stockton
The
Holland
T. S. Smith
Tesa Crawford
V. Skall
J. W. Donnovat
San Antonio
Old Homestead
Alpine
Clarence Hord
Yarborough
Lyceum Event Set for Alpine Monday Night
Next Monday January 25 marks the fourth Lyceum number of the 1919 20 season with the Maude Stevens Co presenting a varied program of musical numbers readings and comic work. Alpine residents familiar with last year s fine show expect another first rate entertainment.
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Lyceum
Maude Steven
Maude Stevens Co
Alpine
Calves Sold and Ranch Activity Near Hovey and Alpine
Mr Stroud sold calves to Joe Hord with immediate delivery. Joe Walker delivered calves to Mr A and Mrs James. Locals note visitors in Alp last Saturday and planes over Hovey. Albert busy with crops. W C Grubb sold calves to Mr Hesketh of San J, delivered Monday. Benson bought 400 three and four year old steers from Mr Skinner on Tron Mountain ranch and placed them on a north of Hovey ranch last week.
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Hovey Ag
Stockton
Albert
Alpine Drug Store Promises Eye Relief With Wash
Alpine Drug Store advertises Lavopuff eye wash with camphor and witch hazel claiming rapid improvement for weak or near sighted eyes. Testimonials note eased eye pains and inflammation after several days. Aluminum eye cup offered free with purchase.
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Alpine Drug Store
Advt
ARFA CITIZENS IN AL PINE MAR FA REGISTERED AT HOLLAND VICE
The record lists Mar fa citizens registered at Holland vice last week with daily names including M. K. Colquett Sunday Mr and Mrs H C Rawl Monday Rev Clarence S Me Clellan, Raymond Nolan and Far t Long.
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Marfa
Holland Vice
Thursady
M. K. Colquett
Mrs. H. C
Clarence S. Me
Clellan
Raymond Nolan
Fart Long
Saint Paul's to Have Special Services at Marfa Church
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church at Marfa plans a Festival of its Patron Saint with services next Sunday January 28. The 8 A M Holy Communion, 10 A M Church School, and 11 A M Holy Communion include several memorial dedications such as a brass Processional Cross by W E Schmidt Milwaukee gifted by George A Brown of Alpine and Haley Ranch in memory of his parents. Also brass altar candlesticks presented by Adolph Schneider in memory of his wife Hattie 1878 1919 and two bronze tablets for Joseph Renick Livesay and Mary Livesay Hawley born in Marfa died 1918. The Livesay tablets and pulpit gifts from the Livesays of Anthony N M will be inserted in the pulpit. National Anthem and patriotic prayers will follow. Dedication, anticipated to last about one hour fifteen minutes, will require omission of some church instruction. All invited to attend.
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Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Marfa
Paul
Holy Common
Church School
W. E. Schmidt
Mary Livesay Hawley
Joseph Livesay
France
Joseph Ro Livesay
Anthony
N. M
Fourth Lyceum Number Opens Alpine Lyceum Course
The fourth Lyceum program for Alpine's 1919 20 season will be held Monday night January 26 featuring the Maude Stevens Co three entertainers. Audiences who attended last winter recall their finale numbers and can expect a varied program this year with anticipation high for the Monday showing.
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Alpine
Maude Stevens Co
Lyceum Coure
Newsy Letter From Marathon Protests Big Bend Minstrel Show
Soldiers of the Big Bend District staged a minstrel show at Marfa and performed Tuesday night at the Community Hall. The Sth Calvary Band provided music, followed by a dance lasting about three hours. Numerous locals attended, and several residents were noted as visitors or participants in events around Marathon and nearby towns.
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Big Bend District
Marfa
Sth Calvary Band
Alpine
Big Bend
Good Tires Guard Economical Car Performance
Good tires provide practical assurance for continuous vehicle operation and economical running. They support fuel efficiency, safety, and reliability by maintaining proper traction, handling, and wear patterns. Regular tire checks help prevent blowouts and costly repairs, preserving overall vehicle value.
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FORT
P. J. Roberts
MONDA
Hovey
Mr. Stroud
Joe Hord
Joe Walker
Mr. A
James
Alp
Camphor
Witchhazel
ARFA
Saint Paul's
Marathon
Istral
al Kimball
Kelly
W. Hi. King of
T.W. Shely
Tesmus
Mac Hargus
M. Shely
Tesnus
Flliot Stewart
Tesnas
Mrs. Hatch
van Hargus
Austin
Bordeaux
Gus Jones
Jones Ranch
Louie Ritchey
Geo Wales
Westminister
Chas, Robertson
Westminster
Cone
Dick Arnold
A. J.thompson
New Orleans
Joe Lee
Beam— Black Face
Ft Stockton
el Paso
Service
United States
Alamo Lumber CO
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