Community News and Social Notes From Local Ranches
Mrs. O. M. Shaw and daughter Hopkins visited Alpine relatives while her son and family remained at the ranch. R. A. Serna shipped 12 cattle cars to the San Antonio market. Several families and visitors traveled between Tesnas, El Paso and San Antonio for holidays and visits. Mrs. W. T. Allen and child toured San Antonio relatives. Mrs. Allie Dajoemake attended Baptist Auxiliary. Mrs. Zetha Hicks visited El Paso. Mr. and Mrs. W. Burnam and others planned summer visits. Mrs. Willie Mae French returned from San Antonio for summer in Westminster. Jane Castle and daughter planned Edinburg home, after Huittill ranch visit. Also note local ad for Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy at Palace Pharmacy.
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0. M. Shaw
Hopkins
el Paso
Alpine
Points of interest accessible to Sul Ross students
Alpine offers numerous accessible sights for students including Twin Sisters, Lizard Mountain, Ran or Canyon, Sunny Glen, Bird mines, Fort Davis and Davis Mountains, Terlingua area, and Fort Stockton surroundings. Visitors find scenic drives, hikes, campgrounds, and historic sites such as Carlsbad Caverns, with resorts at Rancho Valle la Cienega and Madera Springs nearby.
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Alpine
Lizard
Lo Ind
Big Hill
Sunny Glen
Alpin
Fort Davis
Tels
Paisano Baptist
Alp
Southern Pacific Railway
New Orleans
San Francisco
Rancho Valle la Cienega
Valley of the Marsh Ranch
Musquiz Canyon
Davis Mountains
Texas
Pioneer
India
Canyon
Vis
Presid
Rio Grande
Perlingua
Alpinal
Terlinua
United States
Helen Terlingy
Colorado
Helow
Castillon Peak
Davis
Balmhens
Madera Springs
Mad Jay
Fisherine
Angelo Seeks Goat Raisers Convention in Kerrville
San Angelo seeks the 1928 Goat Raisers Association of Texas convention. Angelo will extend a cordial invitation when the body meets in Kerrville late this month. San Angelo waived its rights in respect for the late Charles Schreiner after nearly securing the convention, and Kerrville was favored.
San Angelo Adverts Ambiguity Affects 1928 Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes imply confusion over hosting the 1928 meeting in San Angelo and concerns about advertising reach. The passage hints at shifting expectations toward the next year and mentions the Avalanche publication in relation to the plan.
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San Amerolo
San Angelo
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The
Avalanche
Etha
R.A. Serna
A. 8. Gage
San Antonio
Aries Shely
Tesnas, Texas
Allie da Joemake
Eadie Paisano
Zetha Hicks
Ed Decte
Mrs. W
Burnam
Mra
W. A
W. Arnold
Son
Katherine
Relaves
Westminster
Vermont
Willie Mae French
San Antoo
Suesday
Mia
Wo M. Casttle
Jane
Edinburg
Huittill Ranch
Leto
Palace
Dozier Real Estate Co
Marathon
ST. Regis
P, Gable
K. Bates
J.J. Roberts
L. Hess
Fred Clark
Earl Clark
Marathon State Bank
Wm. A. Buchanan
Neighborheo
Anheuser-Busch
America
St. Louis
Watson-Anderson CO
Tex
Sul Ross Studes
Halmorhea
Stock
Carlsbad
Vehed
Sul
Tom
Alpine Motor Company
Angelo
Martin
Ask Alpine Drug Co
Mour
Aeitar
Alpine Storage Co
E. A. Peffley
Mgr Phone
Alpine Jewelry Co. Holland Hotel
Monroe Slack
Marfa, Texas
Slack & Jones
Nything
Garnett Bros
State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Benj. F. Berkeley
H. W. Ferguson
Gee
C. Miller
B. Crawford
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