Alpine Rotary Club Learns of Cattle Mail Barrels
A local Alpine Rotary Club note discusses a mail filing barrel mix up, recounting a Wyoming rancher cattle shipment error and a New Mexico cavalry drill tale. Readers are asked for potential photo submissions and reflections on a Texas highways map featuring the Big Bend region.
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Fred Williams
Sal Ross Aud
Tor
Alpine Rotary Club
Fred
Roy Stillwell
Matthen
Stirman Sells 1200 Goats to Alpine Man
A southeastern Brewster County sale reports Stirman Ranch selling 1200 goats to a buyer from Alpine. The deal was handled through a county livestock firm and records indicate the goats moved to the Bay Black Gap ranch under counsel from local agents.
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Stirman
Alpine Man
Stismany Ranch
Brewster County
Black Gap
Benson
Trinity University Choir Tonight at Sul Ross Auditorium
The Trinity University choir of 36 undergraduates directed by Alton Clay Pierce performs tonight at 8 at Sul Ross Auditorium. The concert showcases choral works from Palestrina to modern arrangements, with a free admission and a collecting offering for travel costs. The program includes Bach pieces and spiritual arrangements, concluding with The Angel's Song by P. Tsches.
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Trinity University
Sul Ross
Alton Clay Pierce
Trinity University Department of Music
Trinity University Choir
Sul Ross and Alpine Faculty To Attend Teacher Meet
About 24 members from Sul Ross college and Alpine school faculties will attend the Trans Pecos division Texas State Teachers association meeting in El Paso this weekend. Sul Ross presenters include Miss Miltia Hill Miss Irma Lee Bates J L Kerby Dr E C Coleman Miss Lutie Britt Dr E Sperry and Dr C B Casey. Also attending are Georgia Winn Mrs Marguerite Attwood Seldon Robinson W A Smith Dr A J Parkhurst and several others from the Sul Ross faculty and city schools led by Supt R M Bankhead.
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Sul Ross College
Alpine School
Trans- Pecor
Texas State Teachers Association
el Paso
Sul Ross
Miltia Hill
Irma Lee Bates
J L. Kerby
E. C. Coleman
Lutie Britt
E. Sperry
C. B. Casey
Georgia Winn
Marguerte Attwood
Seldon Robinson
W. 4. Smith
A. J. Parkhurst
Mesdames Ruel Warnock
Isabel Winter
Faye
City School
Guayule Rubber Appeal Urges Texas Big Bend Industry
A letter to Governor O Daniel from Fred S McCargar of the Salinas California Chamber of Commerce urges developing guayule rubber in Texas Big Bend country. It argues state growth could save democracy and yield hundreds of millions for farmers, with government price guarantees and potential wartime demand strength. It cites Texas vast acreage, Jesse Jones RC C funding, and proposes a Texas delegation visit to California to study growing, harvesting, and milling guayule rubber.
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Big Bend
Texas
O’daniel
United States
Democracy Land
Fred S. McCargar
Salinas
California
Chamber of Commerce and Rodeo
O'Daniel
Tex
McGargar
Californi
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mary Hardin Baylor honors list for Alpine student
Belton Maren Salisbury, daughter of Mr and Mrs E F Salisbury of Alpine, made the fall semester honor roll at Mary Hardin Baylor college. Her record includes one A and three Bs on 15 hours. A equals about 93 to 100, the highest grade. B is 83 to 92, C 73 to 82, D 70 to 72.
Brewster County Bar Assn Organizes at Meeting
The Brewster County Bar Association was organized at a district court room meeting on Wednesday morning. A. E. Owens elected president, Harry V. Fisher named vice president, and C. E. Patterson chosen secretary-treasurer.
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Brewster County Bar Assn
District Court Room
A. E. Owens
Harry V. Fisher
C. E. Patterson
Livestock Auction Set for April 9 in Brewster County
Brewster County will host its first livestock auction on Wednesday April 9 marking the launch of Brewster County Livestock Auction Sales Company. Sales will occur biweekly with potential weekly auctions if interest grows. The founders, Mr Hatch and Mr Beasley, operate Marathon Real Estate and Livestock Commission Co. in Marathon, Texas.
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Brewster County
Brewster County Livestock Auction Sales Company
Hatch
West Texas
Glass Mountains
Marathon
Kerrville
Rock Springs
Beasley
Junction
Santiago Peak Country
Marathon Real Estate and Livestock Commission Co
Forgery convict Edward Murphy gets six year term
A special grand jury indicted Edward Francis Mu Murphy who pleaded guilty and drew two three year terms in the penitentiary for forgery. He allegedly cashed two $14.85 forged checks on M L Hopson of Alpine. Murphy, from Fort Worth, had a long prison record across 11 states with multiple aliases and prior terms. District Attorney Alan Fraser planned to file perjury charges after sentencing.
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Edward Francis Mu Murphy
Murphy
M. L. Hopson
Alpine
Hopson
Mas
Hecora
Texas Department of Public Safety
Alan Fraser Jaaid
Metcalfe
Visiting Faculty Named for Sul Ross Summer Session
Sul Ross announces fourteen visiting faculty for the 1941 summer session from June 4 to August 23. Dr H W Morelock reports instructors and departments including Education Dr Jewel Lochhead and others from Texas State College for Women, University of Mississippi, Temple Intercollege, University of Texas, El Paso public schools, and more. Notable entries include English Dr Robert G Mood, Mathematics Dr Emmett Hazlewood, History Dr Ernest Shearer, Economics Dr R E Westmeyer, Spanish Miss Mary Rountree, French M P Slover, and Biology Barton Warnock.
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Sul Ross State College
H. W. Morelock
Sul Ross
Jewel Lochhead
Texas State College For Women
Leon A. Wilber
University Mississippi
W. R. Gunn
Temple Inter College
S. D. Hendrix
University of Texas
Josephine Stueber
Lozier Condon
el Paso
State Patrolman To Talk At PTA Meeting
Patrolman Davidson will discuss training of drivers at the Parent Teacher Association meeting to be held next Monday at 3 30 in the Junior High School building. The second grade will present a program and all who have not joined are urged to attend and pay 50 cent dues.
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Davidson
Bool
PTA
Texas U Professors to Do Research in the Big Bend
Warnock and Reginald Rose-Ennis assistant professors in the botany department at Texas University will visit the Big Bend area for about two weeks to collect data for Warnock's doctoral thesis.
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Texas U
Big Bend
BH. Warnock
Reginald Rose-Ennis
Texas University
Mr. Warnock
Sneak Preview scheduled at Granada Theatre next Thursday
Granada Theatre in Alpine will show a secret sneak preview of a major film next Thursday at 9 pm alongside the current feature The Penalty. The preview is an early glimpse at one of the year's most talked about pictures, with admission charged in addition to the standard screening.
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Friends Magazine
Chevrolet
Detroit
G. F. Koether
Wyoming
Secon
Mr. Koether
Granada Theatre
Hollywood
Granada
The
Brewster County Men Report For Training At Fort Bliss
Four Brewster County men from Alpine Edwin Jonathan Moyer Luciano Yberra Frank Clinton Fulcher and Huario Cordova Jr are ordered to report for military training at Fort Bliss on Monday. An additional call for three more Brewster men is set for April 2.
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Brewster County
Fort Bliss
Draft Board
Edwin Jonathan Moyer
Luciano Yberra
Frank Clinton Fulcher
Huario Cordova Jr
Alpine
Brewster
Paving Complete on North Cockrell Street Block
Last week a new block of asphalted concrete paving was finished on North Cockrell Street just south of College Avenue. Contractor J. S. Davis says a seal coating will follow after curing. It’s the third block completed on the street in recent weeks. locals note the material’s durability. The story also mentions the Hoolock goblin of Assam, India, by its cry hooloek.
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North Cockrell St
Cockrell Street
College Avenue
J. $. Davis
Assam
India
Half Million Tourists Set for Big Bend Park Growth
Texas officials forecast the Big Bend National Park will attract about 500000 out of state and international visitors annually once developed. Current figures show 108000 out-of-state autos and 2000 visitors to the area. analysts cite the park’s combined appeal with nearby national parks and potential international access from Mexico as key growth drivers.
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Big Bend National Park
Austin
Union
Four
Texas
Bigend
Union of South Africa
Great Britain
China
Argentina
Australia
Harry Connelly
Texas Bus
Bend Park Association
Connelly
Mountains
Rocky Mountain Park
Canyon of Grand Canyon National Park
Desert
Death Valley National Park
Texas’ Park
Canada
United States
North American
Big Bend
Texas Big Bend Park
Cold wave hits Highlands and Fort Davis orchards
Subfreezing mornings returned to Highland country and Fort Davis over the weekend. Peaches apricots and plums in bloom suffered likely total loss while apples and pears remained mostly unscathed. A dust pall cleared to fog as a new norther froze the season, with light showers noted.
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Fort Davis
International Cowboys Association Meeting In Courthouse
A meeting of the International Cowboys Assn of this area is set for March 22 at 7.30 pm in the courthouse. Sloan Matthews, Wagon Boss, announced the gathering as a social and business event with Mrs. Florence Fenley of Uvalde, the only woman Wagon Boss in the organization, as special guest. All members and interested parties are urged to attend.
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International Cowboys Assn
Sloan Matthews
Florence Fenley
Uvalde
126 Auto Licenses For 1941 Issued In County
Up to yesterday morning 126 motor vehicle licenses for 1941 had been issued at the tax collector's office. The breakdown includes 87 passenger vehicles, 20 farm, and 19 commercial. Auto owners are urged to obtain plates early to avoid a last minute rush. The final date for securing plates and attaching is April 1.
Lee R. Daniel a Former Alpine Resident Dies
Lee R. Daniel aged 79 died in Dallas last Saturday after visiting his daughter in Dallas. A Spanish American War veteran, he had lived in Alpine for about four years with his widow, a daughter in Dallas and a son in California. Burial plans were set for Harlingen, the former home, with his sister-in-law Mrs. E. D. Linn of Alpine.
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Lee R. Daniel
Dallas
Daniel
Alva D. Glasscock
Mr. Daniel
Weller Daniel
California
Harlingen
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