Alpine hailstorms strike homes and ranches across Presidio region
Hallie Stillwell reports heavy hail hit Alpine damaging cars roofs and windows while rains continue across the county. Ranchers across the area note improved pastures and abundant stock, though one bull was killed by lightning. A trip to Marathon highlights new bridges and better roads linking Alpine and Marathon, with lush grass and fat cattle observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokernot Fields
Alpine
Perry Cartwright
Meriwether Ranch
Steve Stumberg
Sanderson
Pope Ranch
Brooks Acton
Nine Point
Aca
Charlie Hull
Sonora
Ritchey Ranch
John Lane
King Terry
Jim Wlaker
Andersons
Bird Babcock
Frank Woodward
Roy Lassiter
Red House Ranch
Frank Clark Ranch
Berta
W. J. Richardson
Colorado City
W. D. Burcham
Mr. Burcham
Vernon
Glass Mountains
Edwards
Hershelf
Marfa
Nuff
Marathon
Jim Walker
Cecil Ruby
Deere Ranch
Hancock family denies hospital care claim in Brewster
The Hancock family rebuts a report that Mrs W. B. Hancock is being cared for at Brewster County Memorial Hospital. An affidavit from the hospital administrator shows in fifteen months Mrs Hancock paid $4,875 via her attorney in fact plus $163.25 for unlisted items. Separately, M P Slover notes at least $40 collected for lost textbooks at Alpine High School this year. Return of textbooks to save costs urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
W. B. Hancock
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Geo. W. Baines
M. P. Slover
Central
Centennial
Slover
Local families welcome visitors and travelers home
Locals M and Mrs Bennett returned from Denver with their grandson Walter Friesen spending the summer in town. Mrs Townsend saw them to Las Vegas New Mexico. Denise and David Reasonove of San Antonio visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Webe. Bow and Bow family from Llano visit here. Lt Max Olson, recently at Harrington AFB, visits with his parents before heading to a new station in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Bennett
Denver
Colo
Walter Friesen
Las Vegas
N. M
E. E. Townsend
David and
Denise Reasonove
San Antonio
Mrs. M. A. Webe
Robert Bow
Llano
R. A. Bow
Jack
Max Olson
Harningen Air Force Base
M. W. Olson
Japan
Self-Charging Flashlites and Summer Apparel Highlights
The listing spotlights Self-Charging Flashlites at $1.90 and Cabana Sets at $4.98 with Esquire outfits at $4.9. Wash and Wear Summer Robes cost $7.98, new arrivals include ties $1.50-$2.50 and Summer Pajamas $2.98-$5.95. Jiffy Summer House Shoes $2.98, Stetson Hats range $10.95-$50.00, Keep-Neat Hanger Sets $2.98, Manhattan boxed handkerchiefs $1.50-$2.98, and Sport Shirts in a broad selection.
Don’t underrate our competitor or overrate your skill
A brief exchange stresses balanced assessment of rival abilities and self evaluation. The remark urges fair judgment of opponents while avoiding inflated self praise or excessive doubt, signaling a measured sports or competitive stance.
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Ranch News
Hallie Stillwell
John M. Stuckwish
Adm
Seal Neil T. Gardner
Brewster County
FIF Associates, Inc
Ibator
Financial Industrid
Fif
CapitalAcc
Ation Investment
Dorothy McBride
Box Alpine
Texas
Dad
Forchheimer
Esquire
Stetson
Manhattan
Poy
Varan
Providence
Marfa Nat's Farm Loan Association
Fred Lalanne
P. D. Box
Home Furniture CO
Casner Motor CO
Indian Lodge
Scenic Davis Mountains State Park
Davis Mountains State Park
Fort Davis
Harrison
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