Former Resident of County Dies in California
J M Parker obituary notes former county resident Tom McKinney died in California on 7 D McKinney received ward for Leo Angsies. He was reared in Brewster, moved to Alpine with ship parents, J M Parker and wife, returned to Brewster, married Roberta Hooks in 1908. Survived by widow, two sons Jessie Robert and Al Tom of Los Angeles, siblings Allie Bryan Bird McAuthor Paso, Jessie Pesamore Bye Ville, Arthur McClel len Maria, Roy Bloys Port Devis, and McKinney of this. Buried last Saturday in Los Angeles where he resided since leaving El Paso in 1890.
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Catton
D. Mctinney
Leo Angsies
Tom Parker
Porter
Brow Tor Evant
Alpine
J. M. Parker
Ateen
Brewster Depnty
Ead
Roberta Hooks
Jessie Robert
al Tom
Los Angries
Bart
Qua
Los Angeles
Tdseters
Allie Bryan
Bird McAuther
Paso
Jessie Pesamore
Bye‘Ville
Texas
Arthur McClellen
Maria
Roy Bloys
Port Devis
McKinney
Los Angules
Sale items ad in Wwalendie eohwans page
Advertisement notes items for sale on the Fowl find page in the Wwalendie section. Details are incomplete due to damaged print, listing vague goods and prices. No clear names or entities identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwalendie
Eohwans. Fowl
Pd wares when he risked fee fice mommiets et Artemrtate
The fragmentary note reports a pre-dating Row Des cow saevn i es as authorities warn of unspecified risk and potential consequences. Names and places are unclear, but the item signals a cautionary incident tied to a local event or person.
Fidac Program At Legion Auxiliary Last Night
A large turnout of Legion and Auxiliary members and guests attended the annual Fidac program at the Legion Hall. The event, sponsored by the Auxiliary and coordinated by Timor Ray and Mary Been Hamilton, featured musical numbers, talks, and a medal presentation, followed by refreshments.
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Legion Auxiliary
Legion and
Fide
Legion
Timor Ray
Mary
Hamilton
Min Daley Mac Fulcher
Pidce
Raith Hopeon
Ira
France
Una Joy Casner
Kilner Ray
Cornet Solo
Golf Tourney Postponed by Rain to July Dates
The Alpine Club tournament was sidelined by last Friday’s rain and rescheduled from last Saturday to July 9-10. Organizers note the event remains the 13th annual golf competition with Alpine Golf Club as host.
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Alpine Gelf Club
Southwest Texas State Teachers College Football Honor
A readable fragment notes Southwest Texas State Teachers College holding an honor related to offering a football program or event. The item hints at recognition or status but lacks complete details on dates, opponents, scores, or formal titles.
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Southwest” Texas
Tate Teachers College
Hel
Tate
WPA project brings reclined funding to collage improvements
A fragment notes a seat project and the college has reduced or deferred approximately $9,200 in WPA improvements. The readable text indicates a finances or budget adjustment affecting campus enhancements. The piece emphasizes reduced funding rather than completed work or new construction.
Illustrated Booklet To Be Distributed in Big Bend Area
An illustrated booklet titled The Beauties of the Big Bend is planned for distribution, highlighting regional landscapes and notable sites. Official promoters announce the project aims to promote tourism and regional pride with detailed photography and captions.
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Broadway
Loamrta
Rouna Poe, Meceea Peer
Thur
Roosevelt
Naval
Dick Burchem
Mr. End
W. D. Burcham
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis Trough
RB. Thom
Toon Wes
Erdoe
Annan
Bul Ross College
Alpine High School
Sul Ross College
Whick
Annapolis I
Naval ‘Academy
Southern Pacific
Marathon
Old Army Post
Chihuahua
Mexican Capitol
Raguter Pris
Mens
Big Bend
Vienna
LA Salle
Fan Ca Ma
Pugae ” Mall
Libby
Bacon
Hada Sa
George's Cafe
Tl Paso
Signor Egidio Villani
Phonic
Virtuose
Ralph Levine
Junior HI Auditorium
Parent-Teacher Assn
Sucre
P.T. A
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