Fort Davis News Highlights Include Book Club Meeting and Local Weddings
The Study club met at the Miller home for a late evening review of Gone with the Wind led by Mrs C Wapy Miller, with a silver library fund offering. Weddings feature Charles Prude Jr and Miss Helen Vincent wed by a Presbyterian minister, followed by a honeymoon trip. community celebrates newlyweds and shifts in local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥ Campbell
Lab
Audrey Miller
Leith Chatfin
Mel Rob McNamars
Prude
Charles Prude
A. G. Prude
Jeff Davis County
Helen Vincent
Jack Nevens
Pecos
TB. Pruett
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Vincent
Com ‘Necticut
Ranchers debate weather now and fifty years ago in Jeff Davis County
Barry Scobee reports on a local hearing where ranchers including Coreen Kingston and commissioners J. W. Merrill and Will Reynolds discuss winter cold and weather as observed over decades. The piece recalls the Pitchfork brand and historic McCutcheon settlers, with Kingston recalling cattle drives into the Davis Mountains and the county's climate comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau
Willis
William
James
Fort Davis
John M. Moore
St . Balmorhea
Mr Kingston
J. W. Merrill
Will Reynolds
Ted
Young Kingston
Davis Mountains
Uig
Jeff Davis County
Geo
Ward
Pitchork
McCutcheons
Weber
McCutcheon Brothers
Water with meals aids digestion and stomach comfort
Reading suggests drinking water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. It mentions Adlerika as a colon cleanse and claims washing both upper and lower bowels. The tone imitates a salesy health tip from a store promotion.
Alpine Drug Store Revenue Decline Cited by Officials
Passenger traffic managers of the Western Railroads forecast one of the greatest tourist seasons this summer as travelers head to national parks and southwestern expositions. The note mentions cream refunds and sore gums in an odd fragment, but the core points emphasize strong travel demand and anticipated boosts for tourism and related stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Drug Store
Western Railroads
Veryone
Well Known News Man To Visit Here Last of The Month
Renowned journalist Mr. Scully will arrive in Alpine on March 28 and spend the following Monday and Tuesday here. He will hold a round table discussion with local journalists on newspaper problems, address students, and meet with editors and Chamber of Commerce members. A dinner in his honor is planned, with invited guests including regional editors and business leaders. Scully, Marshall Texas born, trained at The Dallas News and The New Orleans Times Picayune, has held posts at The Nashville Tennessean, The Cleveland News, and authored a syndicated column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Chambers of Commerce and Businessmen
Scully
Marshall
Texas
Dallas News
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Nashville Tennessean
Cleveland News
Eight Booth
Texas Centennial figure linked to magazine and publicity
A long career description notes involvement with the International Magazine Group of New York, starting as editorial staff and later publicity director. It mentions editing This is Texas and a volume used for the state's centennial invitation, with work in publicity, radio writing, and photography of life along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternational Magazine Group of
New York
Texas
Tate
Mexico
Cen
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Barry Scoreh
HC Withers
Hay City
Mr Justice
Mr Withers
le. Robert
Mr. Justice
Ble Coan
Temple
Verna Gray
Neuens
Jack Neuens
Fort Dav 4
Kenneth Stewart
Ihill-shelf
William Granger
Antonio Martines
Fay Granado
Mes
Porfirio Granado
Barry Scobee
Coreen
Ty Joaan
Bill Kingston
Thor Omahey
Tent Gore
Kin
Cole
Toyah Land
Biech
Wien
Laer
Pecom
Alpine Lbr. CO
Lewato
Safeway
Peyco
Carton
Salmon Rock Dale
INC
Dae Ethene
Europe
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Brewster County Motors
Ed Ford Sales and Service
Alpine Motor Co
Noco Gas and
OnSeneral
Big Bend Feed Co
T. A. Beard
Standard OM
A Roma Insu
Tm Churches
Matt Smith
G. K. Lange
Mildred Witwer
Magnolia Service
John B. Miles
W. G. Fielder
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
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