Greenhouse project near completion praised by SR Greenhouse RＦC
The college greenhouse, soon finishing, will house plants from various U S climates and serve biology teaching. It includes heating, electric light, watering, a work room, seed beds, and a diverse plant collection. Fr Stet notes plans to start planting this fall and to include many species and some reptiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
de. Steiger
de. Steiger, Head of the Department of Biology
Unitedates
Katerson
Une Wological Department
Ruel Cook
RPC
Rose Rey
Sanderson Woman Sentenced For Husband’s Poison Death
Fort Stockton July 21 Bea ste Sharp was convicted of murder and sentenced to two years imprisonment for the death of her husband Teletus Sharp at their Sanderson home. The state presented testimony that she gave him three poison doses to rid herself of him and marry another man. The defense argued insanity. A motion for a new trial was made but could be withdrawn before ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stockton
Beaste Sharp
Teletus Sharp
Sanderson
Witwers Take Over Coffee Cup Business
Mr and Mrs 8 F Witwer assume management of Cotter Cup cafe on Fifth Street. Under Laura Bless, cafe operates at full compliance with the National Recovery Act, increasing employee hours and adding two extra staff to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. F. Witwer
Eddie
Mildred
Fifth Street
Laura Blessadie
Former Alpine Resident Dies at Cuero
Mr and Mrs P E Gillett received a Deappey mereretvt cardein ic niece Mrs Tom Galbraith former Alpine resident at Cuero Friday. Mr and Mrs Galbraith were here for several months in 1990 and were well known to Alpine residents. He was employed as a geologist while here. Mrs Galbraith was the daughter of Dr and Mrs John W Burns of Cucro, a prominent family in that section. Mrs Burns is a sister of Mr Omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Gillett
Deappey
Tom Galbraith
Alpine
Cuero
Galbraith
John W. Burns
Jcucro
Temperance clash over 3.2 beer repeal in national debate
In a Washington Times-quoted rant dated June 19 1983 a speaker rails against repeal of the 18th amendment urging readers to vote no. He cites arrests in DC including 211 drunkenness charges and a House aide Kenneth Romney arrest as proof of moral decline. He warns Alpine and national capital will suffer if repeal passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrat
Washington Times
District of Columbia
Washington
Durance
Toreation
Washington Post
House of Representatives
Kenneth Romney
Pennsylvania
Mquor
National Congress
Congress
Na Ccapital
Nonga refrigerators for service and duty in Alpine
A fragmented notice notes refrigerators for service and duty in Alpine with references to Le Oo and HARA. The readable items indicate a local equipment allocation or maintenance context involving named groups. Further specifics are unavailable from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonga
Alpine
HARA
Date and Nut Bread 10H a new canned Maryland treat
A feature on Date and Nut Bread 10H a convenient Maryland canned loaf. The article describes it packed in vacuum canes to preserve flavor, offering a ten day shelf life. Ingredients include Worcestershire sauce, molasses, strained honey, cashews, epcorn, and flavor. It suggests using the bread for sandwiches or desserts and pairs it with a lemon drink on warm evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Eno
Oil Discovery Transforms Reagan County Town of Big Lake
Oil strikes in Reagan county reshaped Big Lake from a small settlement to a developing crossroads. The former county seat battles ended with a courthouse and jail, while growth brought roads, a growing population, and shifting commerce as towns adapt to petroleum wealth and new infrastructure.
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Big Lake
Reagan County
Santa Rita
At- Rusk
Texas
Texan Oil and Land Company
Cherokee
Bolton Street
Croming
Reed Catan
Cand Bey
Rome
Wolters Brothers
Sculenbert and Shiner
Reagan
Tom Green Courty
Fis Sry
Local changes and trade boost to central high school area
The court house moved to Big Lake causing Shields to suffer while Moore hotel burned there. Burns to a good ranch trade system send buses to all parts of the county, bringing school children to the central high school here.
Red Cross Life Saving Expert In Accident
An incident near a passing buggy collision left both buggies damaged. R Whitley driving north met Claud Braly and Henry Cobble in another buggy. wheels interlocked, Braly’s buggy overturned. Braly fell over the dashboard, Cobble trapped under the buggy, but no one was seriously hurt. James Kelly of St Paul attempted to flee after striking a policeman, pretending to be sent away from his wife.
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R. Whitley
Claud Braly
Henry Cobble
Braly
Cobble
Whitley
James Kelly
St. Paul
Alpine Rotarians At Regional Meeting Report
An intercity Rotary gathering linked Alpine with peers including president Marta and regional clubs. The Pecos country club hosted the event with Alpine reporting the largest attendance of its season, marking a notable gathering for area Rotary members.
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Tential
Arta
Ort Ped
Peene
Marta
Pesos
Beales
Alpine Clube
Rotary Internationa
Alpine Club
Pecos
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SR Greenhouse
R.F.C
College Logy Departmime
Callie Swellsorf
Angeles
T. C. Selvig
Puller Building
W. D. Craddock
M.D
Otten Mira Bide
Alpina Offien
Rea
A. E. Owens
Attorney-At-Lamb
Atta
W. van Sickle
Herd Bide
Alpine, Texas
A.M. Turney
Wey
Law
Court House
Alping, Texas
Crawford Insusane Agency
John Perking
Bn Haiied Goto
Witwers
Baloney
America
Batoney
Ulles
Rivne
Elpaso
Pheape
RED Cross
AT. McCue
Storey-Whiteside
Lumber.co
Orient Dairy
Dom Adams
First National Bank
First Investment CO
L Korbanot
Batesm
Deo
Pennington Drug Company
Fisher Drug Store
W. C. Fisher
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