End of term signals uncertain return for Topal squad
Prospects for next season dim as Topal hints at possible departure. Coaches, players credit him with game strategy but emphasize spring registration to maintain eligibility. Baseball and basketball loom with Cannon, Tule, Graves and Clayton expected back, while Lobos push for a stronger lineup and renewed momentum despite equipment delays and uncertain pitching staff.
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Cannon
Duckfield
Lobos
Tule
Graves
Clayton
Red
Booker
Brother Battery
Igh
Ford
Martin
Nunnally
Alford
Dowler
Canyon
Alpine
Saxon
ache‘Canyon
McMurry
Daniel Baker
Noted Tarahumara Tribe Traits and Marathon Feats Described
SAM AST chronicles the Tarahumara, a bellwether ran tribe living in distant valleys. The piece notes their pacifism, language, large families, cave homes, barter economy, and long pilgrimages to cities for trade and sport.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Kansas
Kansas City
French Census In One Day Across France
France conducts a quinquennial census in a single day as 155 census workers collect birthplace age occupation and marital history from households while urban areas see heavy participation in two nine hour shifts the effort aims at taxation and reapportionment with no expected population rise beyond 41 million and a chance of new deputies from industrially concentrated districts. Raucous snippets describe child discipline, long distance runners, tribal games, and a mail chess match.
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Chihuahua
Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Poultry Expert Speaks To Alpine Show Enthusiasts
A Highland poultry association meeting in Alpine on March 17 featured Ded B. Wright, a former Texas A and M instructor turned poultry educator for a California firm, discussing local training prospects and the growing Highland show. He noted low industry prices, stressing start-up ease, and outlined core keys: proper management, heavy culling, and sound feeding and watering.
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Highland Poultry Association
Texas A
Pur
Cina Company
Eckene
B. Wright
Glatoner
Highland Poultry Show
Alp
Big Bend
Big Cilier
Alpine
Itty
Union to Open Auto Repair Shop April 1
Van Binion longtime Alpine Motor Company service foreman announces the opening of the Modern Garage on College Avenue. The shop will offer all classes of automobile repair work including washing and greasing with Binion personally supervising operations. Fort Stockton based expert with a decade in the business leads the venture.
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van Binion
Alpine Motor Company
Ford
the Roark Motor Company
College Avenue
Binion
Fort Stockton
Wil
BasebalL Signups Press Ahead as Season Nears
The article notes continued baseball signups with last call for dates Friday and plans for a 20 man roster by Monday. It details coaches, potential players for catching and infield roles, and a challenging schedule including Texas Mines and NM A and M, with weather delays and a focus on getting the field ready for opening.
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Graves
Orler
Texas Mines
M. Connally
Newton
Connally
LeCroy
Stephen Ditchers
Reese
A. Connally
Keystone
Bozarth
McNeil
Romette
Jobe
Fruit and Vegetables Hit New High Record in Texas
Texas fruit and vegetable shipments for February reached a record total of 7,250 cars, up from 5,210 in January and 5,? in February 1930. Key commodities included mixed vegetables with 1,845 cars, spinach 2,077 cars, and cabbage 1,980 cars, according to University of Texas business research.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas of Business Research
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