Why Apache Peak Should Not Carry This Peak Name
The author criticizes naming Livermore Peak after supposed local heroes and editors. He questions the practice of honoring distant figures with land marks, notes the peak’s status as the region’s second highest point under the sun, and suggests alternative names like Comanche or local editors. He cites figures like Lieutenant Echols and discusses the public memory of past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore Peak
Bur Wagers
Mim Seit
Davie
Everett
Echols
U. S.A
Port Davis
Davis
Alpine minister conducts meet for Ozona Mexicans
Minister Frank Traylor of the local Church of Christ in Ozona conducted a meeting for the Mexican Church of Christ there this week. He reported strong attendance in Fort Stockton last Sunday with one restoration and one baptism. Twenty five attended the opening Ozona service Monday night in the debt free church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Traylor
Tocal Church of Christ and
Ozona
Mexican Church of Christ
Fort Stockton
Trayler
Lignin: A Byproduct Found To Bind Materials In Industry
Report notes lignin as a cementlike binder from by products of coal, oil, metal mines and manufacturing. It suggests lignin could support both business and industry and mentions vast underlying deposits beneath communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bustagee
Young Meat Laboratories
Rotary luncheon attendance slips from full group
Rotary News reports a near full attendance at yesterday's luncheon with four absentees. Guests included W M Turner Pecos Ray Hallman Howard Maxon Herb Halladay El Paso and Walter Avenell traveling employee of the Association of American Railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
W. M. Turner
Pecos
Ray Hallman
Howard Maxon
Herb Halladay
el Paso
Walter Avenell
The
Association of American Railroads
Spring Weather Hits Alpine Area With Warm Week
Spring weather has prevailed in the Alpine area with near-summer temperatures daily. Trees are budding and many fruit trees are in full bloom as old-timers fear the spell may end with at least one more freeze before settled warm weather arrives.
Typographical Union of Fort Worth Backs Park Drive
Local No. 198 of the International Typographical Union voted full support for Big Bend National Park at a meeting in Fort Worth. Woodman, a veteran union member and park chairman, led a 125,000 worker sympathy drive in Texas. The group approved a 25 cent per member donation and noted other gifts by chapels and individuals. Officers of the international organization also received endorsements. A 1931 cotton field gain in Pecos Reeves and Ward counties was cited as part of the year’s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
International Typographical Union
Big Bend National Park
Project Wa Woodman
Texas
Pecos
Reeves
Ward
Pecos River
Legion Auxiliary Seeks More Women Volunteers
Notice to eligible auxiliary members calls for women to join Legion Auxiliary. The Legion totals 23,319 members while the Auxiliary has 7,032, urging local unit presidents and secretaries to assist interested volunteers, with instruction offered by Mrs. Sarah Pugh. Do it now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Sarah Pugh
Amber
Law politely steps aside in deference to Cupid
A fragmented court note describes a judge acknowledging romance and deferring to personal marriage matters ahead of a legal proceeding. The text references Judge Touart and figures like Dan Capt and Fred Schell in a mobile viad er context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Cupid
Dan
Fred Schell
Birth on Crestview Farm Sets Pig Litter Record
A Crestview Florida farm near Crestview produced a sow giving birth to 27 piglets, a litter regarded as a record by many observers. The birth occurred on the farm of J A Jordan and involved a family noting the event with local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Jordan
Crestview
Fla
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Roosevelt Aviation
Army
WTAIN
Pa Agence
MC Adam Pres
Rotary News
Coleman
Bob Crawford
Fred Slight
Billy Jo White
Claude Coleman
Worth Frazer
Hubert Covington
Steward Maxon
Te Satan
Chi
Ave Ft
Avent
Sid Motor
Presbyterian Young Foles
Young People's Vesper
Presbyterian Church
Burwell Boudreaux
Janie Lee Rowland
Catherine Louise Smith
Jane Boudreaux
Jo Maner
Doris Hicks
Patty Sue Coburn
Julia Nail
John Godsey
Janie Leet
Rowland
Joyce Smith
Tion
Betty Westerman
Keith Morrow
Anna Tennant
Jean Ent
Fle
Ann Wagner
Hal Maner
Ail Fe
Gwitt
Saxet
Grahams
B. C
TULIP
Ite Ie
Libby
Oxydol
Lée
Edward
Gur Choice
Uelb
Yans
Terracea
Typographical Union ‘of
Back Park Drive
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Harry L. Guynes
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