Prairie Texan complains about long snow headlines and weather chatter
The writer jokes about three consecutive snow headlines and plans to alter snow depth visuals to dodge the weather story. He notes California winds hurting citrus crops, praises a nurse or soldier’s rifle shipment, proclaims alarm at four new tires, and urges support for infantile paralysis and clothing drives.
Pioneer Resident of Alpine Dies at Home in 1866 Era
Pioneer resident Mrs J D Jackson of Alpine died suddenly at her West College avenue home from a heart attack. Born Dorcas Carolyn Ford November 8 1866 in Bell County she taught school before marrying Dec 24 1880. She helped found Sul Ross College and supported church work and education. Funeral held at the Christian church with burial beside husband in Elm Grove Cemetery.
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J. D. Jackson
Alpine
West College Avenue
Dorcas Carolyn Ford
Bell County
Ianac M
Servilla Miers Ford
Setlement
Holland
Mississippi
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Sam Harmon
Jackson & Harmon
Christian Church
First Ladies Aid
Sul Ross College
Holy Land
Christian Churches
Leicester
England
Texas
The
M. A. Bubler
Dalhart
J. Pickering
Elm Grove
Nama
Jim Nichols
Harold Nichol
Ta" Anderson
B. ¥. Berkeley
Ray McNeil
Casner
Dexana
Wright
Bartlet
J. D. Hol
Santa Fe
SC Manager Talks With SP Officials About New Depot
Lioya J. Bloodworth manager of the chamber of commerce spent free days in El Paso conferring with Southern Pacific railroad officials about a new depot to replace the old one burned recently in Alpine. He said he was assured a nice building would be erected and urged investing in government securities to help curb inflation.
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Lioya J. Bloodworth
Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Southern Pacific Railroad
Alpine
Bloodworth
Snowbound Alpine Street Scene Photograph Caption
A two foot snow blanket halts traffic in an alpine area with a church on the left and a small white bus station on the right. A second car on the left and another on the right remain stranded in the deep snow as the photo by Big Bend Photo captures the moment.
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Big Bend
Alpine to Gain Frozen Food Plant Despite Snow Storms
Alpine plans a frozen food locker plant with 800 lockers to be built after subscribers secure enough backing. Lt. Nelon, husband of organizer Mrs Grady M Nelon, remains in the AAF at Goodfellow Field, San Angelo, and J E Byrd Jr will construct and run the plant. Snowstorms and cold weather disrupted the area but roads are expected to reopen as melt continues and conditions improve.
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Alpine
Ocker
Grady M. Nelon
Nelon
AAF
Goodfellow Field
San Angelo
J. E. Byrd Jr
Ant
Mr. Byrd
Leo Bishop
San Marcos
Bapst
Fulcher Becomes Car Salesman at Hord Motor Co
Stanley P. Fulcher, a discharged veteran, was announced to have been employed as a salesman at the Hord Motor Co., the Chrysler and Plymouth dealer. The firm also sells household electrical appliances. Demonstrations of new car models are underway. Mrs. George Duncan of Garnett, Kansas, is visiting her son Dr. W. E. Duncan, a Sul Ross faculty member.
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Stanley P. Fulcher
Hord Motor Co
Chrysler
Plymouth
George §. Duncan
Garnett Kans
W. E. Duncan
Sul Ross
Baseball Meeting Set For Monday
A Monday evening meeting at the Texas Cafe will discuss forming a baseball team for the coming season. Alpine Cats, led by C. West, ended last season with seven wins and one loss in 12 games and plans include building a new fenced park with enlarged stands east of the highway. Night baseball is planned for the coming season and players and fans are urged to attend.
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Texas Cafe
Alpine Cats
C. West
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Fabens Man Buys Interest in Big Bend Abstract Co
Curtis B. Gross of Fabens buys one half stake in Big Bend Abstract Co from Asa A. Jones. The firm expands into real estate rentals loans and insurance with Gross overseeing that department. Marjorie Lynn remains manager after buying an interest in the business. Mrs Gross, former Fabens high school principal and longtime First National Bank cashier, has a wife and two children.
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Curtis B. Gross
Fabens
Big Bend Abstract Co
Asa A. Jones
Gross
Marjorie Lynn
Abstract Busiess
Poll Tax Payments Slow In The County This Year
Capt Vick Dobber Winter a RAF bomber pilot listed missing over India since July 2 1943 has been officially declared dead by the War department. Parents Mr and Mrs A V Winter advised this week. War Dept states all records investigated indicate plane last seen near Rangoon Burma. No trace found. death presumptively as of Jan 1 1946. Winter entered AAF 1940 overseas 1942 attached to 10th AAF at Delhi. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal. his father received the decorations at a 1948 air field review.
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Vick Dobber
Winter
Alpine
India
War Department
A. Vick Winter
Rangoon
Pyapan
Nemy
Burma
Lane
War Dept
AAF
10Th Aaf
Delhi
Bay of Bengal
Here
Voters Urged To Qualify For Participating In 1946 Elections
Poll tax payments in the county total 350 with six days left to obtain a voting receipt. About half of voters have paid this year, while the 1945 figures show 1,000 receipts issued by this date. Taxpayers are urged to act early to avoid a late rush and penalties for property taxes due February 1.
Magic Spectacle to Tour Alpine by Lions Club
The Lions Club brings an indoor mystery circus to Alpine High School auditorium on Thursday February 7. Led by The Great Virgil and Julie, this mammoth evening features baffling illusions, dramatic scenes, vibrant sets, costumes, special lighting, birds and animals, with multiple acts including The Weird Execution on Mars and Chinatown After Dark.
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Aig
Alpine
Lions Club
High School
Virgil
Julie
Mars
Chinatown
Great
Virgil Company
San Francisco
Parker Announces Candidacy For Brewster Co Commissioner
Joe Parker a well known Brewster county ranchman announced this week as a candidate for the office of commissioner of Precinct 1 Brewster county subject to the Democratic primary July 21 Parker has lived in the county for many years and is known to most voters He said if elected he would devote his time to the office treat everyone fairly and would visit every voter before election day and appreciates consideration of his candidacy.
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Oe Parker
Brewster County
Parker
Lobos Open Basketball Season At College Gym
Sul Ross Lobos kick off the season tomorrow night at the college gymnasium. The Lat in-American independent team of Alpine visits at 8 o clock under the guidance of coach O P Adams. Other dates include games with Mines El Paso San Angelo Junior College and more. official schedules to follow.
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Sul Ross Love
Pioneer County Figure IR Simpson Dies at Presidio
John Robert Simpson a Brewster county pioneer born December 25 1863 in Quincy Illinois died at Presidio Tuesday after an illness and an attack. He came to Marathon in 1884 to ranch and married Sally Sidwell in 1897 there. Funeral at Marathon Methodist church on Wednesday at 4 pm with burial in Marathon cemetery. Surviving are widow three sons Everett George Presidio Joe Alpine and John W Mary daughter Mrs Clarence Lee Presidio and many grandchildren. Two sons Robert Lorenzo and Henry Edward preceded him.
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John Robert Simpson
Presidio
Simpson
Brewster County
Marathon
Quincy
Sally Sidwell
Christian Church
Everett George
Joe Alpine
John W
Mary
Clarence Lee
Robert Lorenzo l
Henry Edward
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