Official Brew County Newspaper Rates and Editorial Staff
The Brew County newspaper lists rates and staff including circulation representative Mrs C D Wood and editors Earl Clark and Barry Scobee. Address and subscription price details note a two dollar rate sent via the Alpine Post Office under the 1879 act.
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Congress
Air travel gains pace as passenger planes rise in use
Tens of thousands rode scheduled passenger flights, doubling prior counts in a year as air travel joins rails and buses as a standard transport mode. Gene Tunney cites his wife’s insistence, noting plans and health details amid later remarks on flight comfort and speed.
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Gene Tunney
Advertising pays says the home paper readers
A fragmentary editorial argues that newspaper advertising proves effective because it reaches readers at home, contrasts ad impact with posters, and notes how ads during the New York printer strike and in department stores affected sales. It urges placing ads in newspapers read by many, quoting a headline about 75,000 girls reported mining yearly.
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New York
Swindling Fat-Reduction Gums Exposed in Health Racket
Readers are warned about fat reducing chewing gums and similar preparations sold by vendors claiming to slim figures. Independent tests show many products lack value and can be misleading. Authorities caution that genuine weight loss comes from balanced diet and exercise, not fake slimming aids.
It Sure Pays The Cold Story of a Bachelor and a Letter
A bachelor buys a pair of stockings and finds a note offering marriage is sought from a young woman. The story centers on the cheeky exchange and the humorous misinterpretation of the offer. The tale ends with a witty twist as the bachelor responds and learns a different truth about the correspondence.
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Alpine group shines at Wichita Falls Christian Endeavor meet
Five Alpine people attended the state Christian Endeavor conven in Wichita Falls. They helped the Western district win second in the state inventory contest and earned praise for hard year round work. El Paso eyed as potential next convention site. attendees included Rev. and Mrs LW Bridges, Mae Weyerts, Laura Blow, Elizabeth Hale.
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Alpine
Christian Endeavor Convenon
Wichita Falls
el Paso
LW. Bridges
Ma Mae Weyerts
Laura Blow
Elizabeth Hale
Stockton and Alpine Mexican Game Ends In Ninth T
A hard fought 9 inning game between Alpine Wild Brahmas and Stockton Mexicans ended tied at 8 3 in the last half of the ninth after Fort Stockton returned to finish. A dispute arose in the Stockton half when an umpire call prompted protest and the teams kept up a spirited but well pitched contest throughout.
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Stockton
Fort Stockton
Alpine Wild Brahmas
Comanche Indians Featured at Stamford Rodeo Program
Government of Oklahoma presents a two act show each evening during the Stamford three day rodeo programs featuring Comanche Indians.
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Stamford
Governmet
Oklahoma
Alpine Christians Attend Convention in Stockton
Alpine Christians attend a Wednesday through Friday convention in Stockton. The event includes a church home dedication on Friday, Pentecost foundations, and addresses by leaders such as JD Jackson RoW pres cent and L W Bridges. Committee members and attendees from the Women's Missionary workers are listed among those present.
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Stockton
Port Stockton
Peet
Bridaen
Fora
JD Jackson
Women's Missonary Workers
Murder centers cast a false light on U.S. life
The text notes that murder rates in the United States are widely publicized as uniquely high, suggesting the impression damages views of American life and compares with other countries, arguing the figure does not reflect a true picture of safety in the United States.
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United States
Texas Cowboy Reunion Tour Opens June 26 in Oklahoma
The Texas Cowboy reunion in Sta n Oklahoma vill launches June 26 with tribal war dances in full native regalia and booming drums. Four men carry the drums as part of the performances offered nightly. One hundred ranch hands will compete in the rodeo daily for cash prizes.
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Oklahoma
McCamey School Seeks Hundreds of Teachers This Year
Eight hundred thirty two teachers from across the United States applied for positions in McCamey School this year with sixty four seeking the principal post. The Road and school has gained national recognition.
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McCamey
United States
Theif
Aixty
Road
Fragmentary note upturns in year of applications
A fragment from a historic page notes an increase in applications received this year, mentioning a great number of submissions and indicating busy administrative activity. The line reflects a surge in interest and processing demand without specific names or dates.
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Forty six Texas business failures last month
In May, 46 Texas commercial failures occurred, a slight decline from April. Bernard Nichols of the News Review notes liabilities totaled 1,509,000 across these firms, averaging 32,700 per failure, up from 24,000 per failure a year earlier. No bank failures were reported.
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Austin
Texas
Bernard Nichols
Thness Review
New York Way Trains During Peak Hours Carry 440 Seat Capacity
New York transit records show peak hour trains on the NYW line with a seating capacity of 440 passengers. Officials note the figure reflects standard car configurations and boarding loads, guiding crowd management and service planning.
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