Real estate listings for sale near college and town center
Multiple LIST Nos offer residences and land near the college and business district. Properties include 6 room residence on College Avenue at 3500 cash, 4 room dwelling at 2200, two lots near bus center at 800, 4 room east-side dwelling at 1750, 5 room with bath at 3000, 6 room stucco dwelling near college at 4250, five acres near college at 500, and a 12 room furnished residence on College Hill at 9000 with terms. Also a large ranch, and a goat cattle horse property with water and fences priced around 110 per acre bonus terms.
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Busines Center
College Ave
Brewster
College Hill
College Campus
For Rent Dwellings Furnished Ads Readied
Classified rental items show Sims bath and paved street at 25 dollars. Furnished four room dwelling with bath listed at 22 dollars. A five room dwelling with bath and full block ground is described, with location hints tied to Masta and Alpine area trade notes for property equal value.
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Sims
Bath
Paved Street
Fort, Stockton
Indian paintings and coyote-hunting notes from Sanderson trip
Professors from Alpine College and local men visited Sanderson country to study Indian rock paintings, noting a massive layout with thunderbird and deer motifs and an ancient stagecoach. Separate trapping efforts yielded coyote counts. Miller estimates 1,000 coyotes poisoned with 2,000 thought to have survived, amid limited reports from ranches and the Rock Pile.
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Miles
Souar Thie
Brewster and
Presidio Countrie
Joe Kepy
George Jones
Edgar Mudler
Oscar Mediey
J. W. Merrill
Mr. Miller
X Ranch
Rock Pile
Miller
County Agent Leads Campaign to Control Coyotes
Jeff Davis county surveys show ex termination efforts in a recent campaign. County Agent 8 Miller directed the movement and reports 15,000 poison halts distributed to curb the coyote problem.
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Jeff Davis County
Coyotes County
Miller
Work on Limpa Canyon Road Survey Halted
Engineer Me Owen in charge of a state highway survey near Kimpia canyon received a telegram directing an immediate halt. The survey aimed to map a possible route beyond Rockaway orchard Frazer canyon, but Owen warned the task would be hard and noted noncompliance with federal grade and curve requirements. He stopped work Monday evening amid talk of a state administration shake up.
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Me. Owen
Kimpia Canyon
State Highway Department
Nee
Alpine
Barber Shop Plans Outlined In State Record
He stated in a copy that he aims to establish a barber shop. He has been active in the state, outlining steps to set up the business and noting where he intends to operate.
Fort Davis Delicious Apple Varieties Promoted
A Fort Davis effort aims to improve apple orchards and improve orchard layout in the Big Bend region. The plan highlights popular Fort Davis Delicious and other varieties, focusing on vigor, yield, and adaptation to arid conditions.
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Apple
Fort Davis
Local social and grafting notes mix with bridge party
Community news records grafting proceeds from Weatherby and Sproul orchards with notes on other locals such as Miss Katherine Espy and Mrs Weatherby. A bridge gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Grierson features Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse theme with high score honors awarded to Mrs Harold Thompson and Mr P M Miller.
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Coun
P Weatherby
Lee Sproul
Lae
Avro
Jon
Bapy
Mea
Weathers
Witama
A. J Tippit Watt
Davis
H. M. Jones
BE. H. Carlton
Genny Hend
Four Horsemen
Bridge
BH. Grierson
Shakes
Curt
Harry Hinl
Whit
Houston Street
Walt
Hilde
Harold Thompson
P.M. Miller
Burke
Barry Seabee
RC. Williams
St. Pats Hick
Merrill and Kenneth Smiths Headed for Fort Worth
Richard Merrill departed Wednesday with the Kenneth Smiths for Fort Worth, setting a travel agenda linked to a planned visit or business engagement in the city.
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Kenneth Smith
Mariana
Betsy Ross Smith
Aleda
Fort Worth
Mr Smith
Richard Merrill
Kenneth Smiths
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College Avenue
Sul Rows College
Otis Turner
Avalanche
Ape
Sanderson
Davis Ranchmen
Limpia Canyon
State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Ben Berkeley
H.W. Ferguson
Grog Miller
G. B. Crawford
Alpine Drug Store
Rae Resale
Mise Kattrine Espy
Mesdames R. C. Williams
F. M. Miller
W. Leverett
Beau McCutcheon
John Tde Kenneth Stewart
Edwin Fowlkes
Newt Miles
Elbert
Hinson Place
I. R. Millican
The
Baptist Church
Mrs. Frank Jones
Paso
Katherine Eepy
Pauline Terry
Alpi
Clay
Amarillo
Panhandle
Rays Slater
Ben Smith
Old Blue
O. L. Sims
Simoat
Sum Pi
J. P. Weatherby
Intermedia Endeavor
Alpine Jewelry Co
Holland Hotel Bldg
First National Bank
Orri
H. 1
Kokernot
Raines, JR
Hudson’s Bakery
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