Alpine Sees Prospects for Major Dallas Plant
Alpine chamber reports talks in Dallas toward attracting a large manufacturing plant employing 100 to 150 with a projected three million dollars annual business and 3000 distributors. Directors meet after annual banquet while new personal membership cards are issued and a visitor’s letter urges recreational facilities to attract tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
United States
Alpine
C of C
Lawrence George
Weekly Livestock Summary
Livestock prices varied with sheep and fat lambs down 50c to 1.00 from the prior week while stocker and feeder lambs held steady. Old ewes and wethers mostly steady with some late weak trades. Fat lambs sold 20 to 23 dollars with club lambs topping in Coleman county. common lambs 12 to 20 dollars. shorn lambs up to 20 dollars. fat pelts 18 to 20 dollars. Stocker and feeder lambs 12 to 19 dollars. old ewes 7 to 8 dollars. old bucks 6.80 to 7 dollars. yearling wethers 12 to 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman County
Quality Package Store Permit Application Mentioned in Alpine Notice
Notice declaring intent to apply to the Texas Liquor Control Board for a Package Store Permit for the premises on South half Lot 3 Block 16 North Fifth Street Alpine Brewster County Texas. The business will be operated by Charles F Allen and James A Yancy under the name Quality Package Store, the sole owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Liquor Control Board
South Half Lot
Block 16
North Fifth Street
Alpine
Brewster County
Texas
Charles F. Allen
James A. Yancy
Quality Package Store
Range Pow-Wow De and Mrs D C Jeterlett vacation plans
Range Pow-Wow De and Mrs D C Jeterlett travel to Dallas and other Central East Texas points for one to two months visiting friends and attending to business including properties they own. Herbert Kokernot Jr visited his ill father in San Antonio. Kokernot Sr improving. Charles Stringfellow hosted a birthday party for Mary Virginia at the Holland hotel, praised as a top event this season. KVLF radio antenna work near Kokernot Field progresses. Cattle and calf markets weakened with lower slaughter prices. beef and veal movement slow due to buyer resistance and restaurant stock draws. Prices for various cattle ranges noted with steers, calves, cows, and feeders in specific dollar bands.
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D. C. Jeterlett
Dallas
Texas
Cld
Herbert Kokernot Jr
San Antonio
Kokernot Sr
Charles Stringfellow
Holland Hotel
Mary Virginia
KVLF
Kokernot Field Ball Park
Chicago
New York
Coleman County
Big Bend Weather Notes Wind and Drier Soil Warning
The text discusses high west winds starting earlier than usual and warns that a single windy day can dry soil as badly as many calmer days. It also notes relief in being in mountain country rather than flat sandy terrain where winds are harsher.
Card Survey Finds 87 Percent of American Homes Have Cards
A recent survey shows playing cards are present in 87 percent of American homes with bridge played more than any other card game.
Card games rise in popularity beyond rummy and solitaire
The article notes that while rummy and solitaire remain common, a larger number of players now enjoy games like poker, pinochle and hearts. It emphasizes shifting leisure patterns and the growing appeal of competitive card play.
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U. S
J. W. Dollahite
Marta
Montgomery Electric Shop
Harris Cabinet
Penney
J. C. Epperson
Elizabeth A Barrett
Phone 440
Alpine Plumbing Co
Alpine Lodge
Af& AM
Oronce Puan
W. m
Duncan
Thersde
Brian Moniauur
Attorney-At-Law Bank & Trust Co
del Rio
Livingston Funeral Home
Ralph W. Peters
Alpine, Texer
Crawford
Fielder
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Big Bend
Canada Theatre
Brewster County Abstracts Insurance and
Courthous On
J. W. Shepperd
Turner Bldg
T.a.beard
Standard Oil
Will F. Evans
E. Holland Ave
P. O
Fort Worth
E. E
Daugherty
Prop
W. Holland Ave
Yellow Hood Taxi
Luther Green’s Package Store
Drive Inn
Trans-Pecos Abstract CO
M.L. Hopton
Marion W. Hopson
Peemer
Tex
College
Trade For Business School
Japan
Korea
U.S. Avery
Raven
Mankind
U. S. Army
Caples
EL Paso
E. Holland
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