Alpine Notes and Local Notices 6-2-21
Alpine residents report weather, crops, and business news. Frequent visitors include C F Cox of Longfellow and Judge O W Williams of Fort Stockton. Purchases announced include alfalfa, cane seed, and eggs. new hires and relocations noted at the county clerk's office and local firms.
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Judge O. W. Williams
Fort Stockton
Rubber Plant at Marathon Closed Down
T Jack Armstrong reports the Marathon rubber factory has closed amid rumors of failure and a receiver being sought. The Avalanche notes management troubles but expects an amicable arrangement so the plant may resume operation or run until shrub supplies are exhausted.
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T. Jack Armstrong
Marathon
Program of Young People's Christian Endeavor (July 3 1910)
Sunday program at the Baptist church features Miss Ruth Weakley leading The Christian's Victories with questions by Clifton Ferguson and Miss Carrie Robison. Rev. E B Atwood offers the sermon The Christian is victorious over the world as all young people are invited.
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Ruth Weakley
Clifton Ferguson
Carrie Robison
E. B. Atwood
Baptist Church
Palace Drug Store Changes Hands
Starr and Wattenbarger sold the Palace drug store to Walter Garnett who becomes the new proprietor. Garnett plans to employ a registered pharmacist by the first of the month and remains a familiar figure in the community. Starr and Wattenbarger will remain residents of Alpine.
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Starr & Wattenbarger
Palace
Walter Garnett
Garnett
Starr
Wattenbarger
Alpine
Fine fruit boosts Alpine as Texas fruit country
County Commissioner H C Atchison presented a basket of plums described as among the finest in the United States for flavor and size. The fruit averages about five inches in circumference with a six and a half inch largest specimen. Atchison, a newcomer to Alpine, envisions its fruit-growing potential, while his ranch features an attractive orchard of apples and other varieties. The piece notes a forthcoming pumpkin or potato prize contest from W H Funk.
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Texas
H. C. Atchison
United States
Atchison
W. H. Funk
Orient Contract Let for 25 Miles North of Ft. Stockton
A telegram from Kansas City reports Roach and Stansell awarded the Orient grading contract for 25 miles north of Ft. Stockton with work to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roach & Stansell
Orient
Ft. Stockton
San Angelo
Knights of Pythias Barbecue Guests at July 4th
Invitation extended by Mr. James Arthur for Knights of Pythias members and families to attend a barbecue at his ranch on July 4. Arthur’s hospitality is noted as sure to provide a good time for attendees.
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Dr. Locke
Marathon
Marfa
Knights of Pythias
James Arthur
Arthur
Desirable Fort Worth rental offered for Western land exchange
Desirable rental property in Fort Worth seeks exchange for Western land. Address 16-30-31 L. Peake, 620 West 4th St., Fort Worth, Kanal.
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Ft. Worth
L. Peake
4Th St
Mother's Club Reception at Alpine Normal School
The Mother's Club of Alpine will host a complimentary reception for teachers and students at the new school building tomorrow night. Only husbands of club members and those connected with the Normal are invited due to limited accommodation. A musical program is planned.
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Mother’s Club of
Alpine
Alpine area brief notes on local officials and business
F L Wright visits Bee county on prospecting tour while J D Jackson gains authority to sell the old school building. Four new teachers elected at the school board meeting and a new principal anticipated. Various local updates include auto line growth, Far West weather impacts, bank examiner says Alpine State Bank is flourishing, and crop prospects bolster confidence.
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J. D. Jackson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Bank
M. F. Hulsey
Austin
Alpine State Bank
Revival at Methodist Church Opens With Tent Meeting
A revival organized by the Methodist Church of this city will start Sunday morning in a large tent behind the church to accommodate crowds. Evangelist Rev. J. F. Hedgepeth from Artesia New Mexico will assist Mr. Allison. The event features a high quality musical program with Miss Rosa Brack of San Antonio expected to join the choir and Alpine residents invited to attend.
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Methodist Church
J. F. Hedgepeth
Artesia
New Mexico
Allison
Hedgepeth
Rosa Brack
San Antonio
Alpine
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