Service for Teague Held
Alpine resident George Teague age 74 10 born June 10 1871 Arkansas died after long illness at son Barneys home in west Alpine funeral held there then moved to Fort Davis for burial beside wife. Teague lived in Port Davis McCamey and Alpine active Baptist Church deacon and community leader. survived by son Barney and son George plus several grandchildren.
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Alpine
George Teague
Barney
West Alpine
Fort Davis
Durlal
Arkansas
Texas
Port Davis
Teague
Baptist Church
Fort Tavin
Building projects advance across town as costs rise
Cent 104 notes work finishing in about two weeks at an estimated 41750 with stairways and partitions in the Presbyterian church completed at about 41000. Soon work begins on the fourth city water well pumphouse on the hill, totaling around 2000 for cement flooring in library basement and mooring base for a 5000 square foot dining room. Summer cafeteria opening hinges on finishing these tasks. Minor repairs and new garages are reported, along with work on Jessie Griffith residence and Arthur Mi store garage, all progressing with plans for interior stalls and plaster.
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Presbyterian
Oath
Jessie Griffith
Arthur Mi
Sa ‘Ery
Tax Roll Revisions Delayed as Board Notices Hearings
The board schedules hearings for about ten days for property owners to argue against changes in valuations. The secretary will then prepare rolls over roughly thirty days. City taxes are due July 1, with possible extensions. About 75 percent ofrendered taxes are paid. many small property owners have yet to come in before penalties take effect. Delinquent values are estimated near 2.21 million for the city, depending on trends from last year.
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Board of Equalisation
Tt Te
Amos and Andy Show Workload Revealed in Chicago Feature
In Chicago, Amos and Andy are profiled detailing their daily grind at WMAQ. They record their sketches with minimal rehearsal, write and perform live from a 12 by 12 studio, and manage multiple roles including Kingfish and Madam.
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Chicago
Amon
Andy
Amos
Pone
Brother Lightnin
M. H. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Alte
Andy T
WMAQ
Chirae
Nero Howr
Thm Hay
Watts Way
Alpine Fish Fry Invitation at Presidio
Alpine residents are invited to a Sunday fish fry at the Presidio with A F Robi noting a large event. Preparations are underway to feed attendees and manage a big turnout, with fish being cleaned and served as the Seiming channel changes.
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Presidio
A. F. Robi
Frozen Fish Reported Along Sanderson Highway After Hailstorm
Reports tell of frozen fish scattered along the Sanderson Longfellow area after a severe hailstorm on Wednesday morning. Local restaurant owners displayed them, and Southern Pacific workers in Del Rio corroborated the unusual scene as high winds allegedly lofted fish from a distant lake or stream into the region. Nearby officials note the storm as one of the worst to pass through that district in recent memory.
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Longfellow and Sanderson
Sanderson
Jimmy Shaw
Southern Page
del Rio
Southern Pacific
Val Verde County
Heraia
W B A To Give Dance Tomorrow
The Woman's Benefit association of Alping will host a dance at the Berkeley rehouse to support the lodge and raise funds. Mrs J M od notes two aims: to arouse interest in the organization and to collect money. Carl Thain will provide old-time music for the dancers and coffee and cake will be served to all attendees.
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Alping
Berkeley Rehouse
J. M. Od
Inter
Bre Turner
Carl Thain
Lions to Hold Breakfast Meet at Holland Hotel
The Alpine Lions plan a breakfast meeting next week replacing their noon luncheon. Officers say the program committee is arranging an innovative entertainment plan for the event at the Holland Hotel on Tuesday morning.
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Alpine Lions
Holland Hotel
Milky Way to Sun Distance Put At 20 Quintillion Miles
NEW HAVEN. An estimated distance from the sun to the center of the Milky Way was set at about 20 quintillion miles at the close of the forty-fifth meeting of the American Astronomical Society. The figure was prepared by Dr. Piet Kamp of the McCormick Observatory.
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Tory
University of Virginia
van de Kamp
Galactic Center
New Haven
Amer Astronomical Society
Sven i
Piet Kamp
McCormick Obsert
Twelve new automobiles registered in April
Twelve new automobiles were registered in April, records at the tax collector's office show. The registrations include W. B. Dempsey of Alpine with a Ford, R. Green of Marathon with a Chevrolet coupe, Chevrolet Motor Co. of El Paso with a Chevrolet coach, Matt Smith of Alpine with a Ford sedan, Pittman Moore Chevrolet Co. with a Chevrolet coupe, H. S. Holmes of Fort Stockton with a Chevrolet coupe, J. Benson of Alpine with a coupe, Felix Strey of Hovey with a Ford coupe, Joe Pennington of Alpine with a Ford, T. Barker of Alpine with a Ford roadster, S. G. Smith of Alpine with a Ford, L. D. truck. Goegtin of Alpine with a Chevrolet coach, Butek.
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W. B. Dempsey
Alpine
Ford
R. Green
Marathon
Chevrolet Motor Co
el Paso
Chevrolet
Matt Smith
Seton
Pittman-Moore Chevrolet Co
H. S. Holmes
Fort Stockton
J. Benson
Felix Strey
Hovey
Joe Pennington
T. Barker
S. G. Smith
Goegtin
Butek
Alpine Airship Mail Pick-Up At Sea At Goodyear Event
Alpine aviation enthusiasts may join the first mail pickup from a seaborne steamer by Goodyear Airship Volunteer. L T Votaw and Goodyear announce preparations for the City of Los Angeles to intercept off Point Vicente fifty miles offshore, hoisting mail bags to the ship, then delivering to San Pedro. Envelopes must be prepared unsealed with proper postage and sent to the cadet director by May 18 to qualify.
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Goodyear Airship
L. T. Votaw
Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Company
Goodyear Diriable
City of Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Votan
Point Vincente
San Pedro
Mr. Votan
Lassco-Goodyear
Centretooin Etoom
Central Building
California
Motor Firms Report Large Profits and Cash Resources
The Ford Motor Company posted profits of 55,000 in 1980 with cash resources around 3 million. General Motors earned 176,922,650 in 1930 and holds about 3,640 in cash. GM paid 9,538,660 in dividends, plus over 10,000 in bonuses and stock dividends. Ford offered higher wages with no bonuses. Ford stock is fully owned by the Ford family after a buyout to avoid consultation.
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Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Ford
Ford Motor Company of America
Ford Family
Industrial Pioneer Pushed Eight Hour Week Policy Leader
The figure discussed is credited as a pioneer in industrial policy, advocating price realignment as markets broaden, introducing an eight hour five day week, and proposing a ten month plan for workers at the current annual pay rate. The plans aim to boost productivity while maintaining wages, reflecting early moves toward standardized labor practices.
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Henry Fort
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