Alpine society notices and local travels crowd Alpine page
A long Alpine column records frequent visits by Sul Ross students and alumni, local business listings, and trips to San Angelo, San Antonio, and California. Names include Miss Marguerite Koon, Mrs Laura Crews, Miss Grace Funk, and A. Shelton. The piece mentions Dairy output, auto repair, and various household ads, with travel to Carlsbad Caverns and a hospital of health improvements at Boquillas Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Koon
San Antonio
0. A. Kael
Laura
Martha Haas
Fritz Haws
Sul Ross College
Augusta
Kansas
Ella
Haas
Alpine
Federation plans bloom at Marathon club gathering
The Fort Stockton federation session highlighted club efforts including Sanderson’s twenty member group seeking state federation. Mrs. J. H. Clark of Fort Davis presented songs and an original poem by Mrs. Harris of Fort Stockton. A fashion parade by El Progreso Club Alpine impressed, and reports from eight clubs framed a day of progress and collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Fort Stockton
Ozona
J. H. Clark
Fort Davis
Roe Miller
Clark
Harry Harris
Federation
Wom Ws
Methodist
Joe Burgess
Mra W. H Terry
el Proreso Club
Alpine
Irma Leo Batey
Margaret Guenther
Sulach
Yesteryear
Fede
EL Progresso Club
State Federation
Masket Club
Ous
Leo Howell
C.D. Wood
Gena Branscomb
Moat Exeter
Henetics of
State
Marfa History Club
Lee Glasscock
Fort Davis Study Club
Barry Scobee
Marathon P.T
J. A. McGonagill
Womp Club
B.d.ste
Margaret Wallace
Marfa
Large cotton mill savings for ranchers cited by Duke
In a continuation from page one, Duke claims an $8 per ton saving for ranchers on cotton products and feeds. He argues Mill-Om’s output would cost ranchers far less than current prices, noting financial benefits from the company’s operations in other territories and that $2 to $3 worth of cottonseed cake can be fed as part of the feeding program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonlake
Duke
Plant to Cost $30,000 for New Cold Press Mill Site
Mr. Duke outlined a plan to erect a cold press rem plant here at roughly 80 000 dollars, occupying about two acres. The venture would produce products from cotton seed after ginning and relinting before pressing, with the belt of operations including baling and sale of byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. M. Sheffield
Sul Rims
Davie
Clarence Hord
Mord & Williams
Ora W
Stanley
Klainey Casner
San Marcon
Une
Mee
Canner
Marjorie
San Mares
White Mountain
Hurley Furniture Co
JA Whitfield
Crowell
Laura Crews
Wenuine Duco
Alpine Motor Co
Mary Garnett
Kil Paso
Mr. and
1. Casner
Lil
California
Yates & Son
Mins Scottie Kelly
Odessa
Charest
Stine Tomey
Hasee
Amma Monkhouse
EL Paso
A. Shelton and
C. T. Behyach of
Sanderson
Hally Wear
Port Arthur
Davis
At Mra
KB. Townsend
Louise
Infornia
Mins Loutse
Atending
University of Califor
Holland
Mien Ade
Kenedy
Vernon Thames
Cuero
Emain
Alps Motor Company
The
Grace Funk
Coleman
Ike
Charles Livingston
Grace
James Swann
Merkel
Alvine Motor
Tiel
Carrizozo
New Mexico
Mes
A. Brown
Ehite
Eagle Pass
Watt
Waite ‘Mountain Refrigerator
Duco
Ange
San Angelo
Tang
Avalanche Office
Joyer Sterrims
Abilene
A. Ring
Herwill
Grace and
Herring
San Angolo
A. Russell
Wuco
Hamil Ogburn
Mall
Tampico
Mexico
Carey Lowery
Houston
T. R. Moody
Ogburn
Moody
Carlsbad Caverns
Trevias and Son
John
Boquillas
Vivian Swann
Irs
George KK Balwards
Tues
West Point
Par
Alpin Motor Company
Ute
Childress
Texie
Edith Hopson
Koo Hine
Lange Root Shop
M. H. Moorman
Mary Verne
Bessie
Ives
Airs. van Binion
Ray Spence
Elizabeth
Vialt
Rogers
Howell Lumber Co
Clay Holland
Men. Wit Hatcher
Hillsboro
Mrs. M. P. Slover
Mr. Slover
San Benito
Alpine Motor Company
Tte
F. Federation
Meth Lodge No
A. F
W. C. Allen
Haskell
Eaton Seears
Mitchell-Gillett
Sveryining
Alpine Lumber Co
Garnett Bros
Monroe Slack
C. D. Slack & Jones CO
Marfa, Texas
W. E. Caldwell
Alpine, Texas