Alpine area news roundup blends ads and notices
Local reports from Alpine include business travel to east Texas and hires at Howell Lumber and Sherwin Williams. Residents Kerr and Ryans visit, Kerr to join Marfa post, Grant Woodward to fill vacancy. Ads note beauty services, market hours, Fords with DUCO paint, and Tailor shop updates. Several locals travel to Coleman and Colorado, with teaching stints and family visits referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Kerr
Marts
Kerr
J. H. Ryans
Marfa
Grant Woodward
Cattlemen Plan El Paso Convention Next March
Tex South Western Cattle Raters Association announces dates March 15 16 17 for the 1927 convention in El Paso Texas at a meeting of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lege Station
Texas
Western Cattle Raters’ Association
EL Paso
Local Tourist Park 18 to Be Improved
City plans extensive upgrades for the local tourist park this year. A committee of J B Casner F B Weyerts and L T Votan will survey recommendations and report back after investigations. The chamber of commerce aims to make the camp modern and complete with an estimated $1200 to $1600 in improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Casner
F. B. Weyerts
L. T. Votan
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Kansas Men Buy Cattle From Alpine Ranchers
W. T. Merriwether sold 103 yearlings to Kansas buyers this week. The cattle were shipped to Wienkts, Kansas. Jim P. Wilson sold two loads of yearlings to the same buyers. Sublett & Spann delivered 87 head of mixed cattle to H. W. Ferguson. Ferguson also bought 165 head of cattle from Will Cotter during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Merriwether
Kansas
Wienkts
Jim P. Wilson
Sublett & Spann
H.W. Ferguson
Ferguson
Will Cotter
Friday to Wednesday film lineup and town events
A fragmented public notices page outlines cinema schedules for Friday through Thursday featuring "Thank You" a fund drive for aged ministers, "The Splendid Crime" with Bebe Daniels, "Coach" Graves stunt night, and "Night Patrol" with Richard Talmadge. It mentions a special motor train to Alpine for a barbecue in Texon, round-trip fare eight dollars, plus Rotary baseball team talk and local sports notes amid scattered local notices.
Alpine Gets San Antonio Chamber Backing For Programs
Mr Herndon of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce said his organization would be glad at any time to help Alpine push any program they undertake. He indicated willingness to connect with the automobile editor of the San Antonio Express and mentioned something called Veeskoonis, noted as a Mexican lingo term the writer does not understand and will leave as is.
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Wees
Ryegate
Scotty
Clay Holt
Herbert Kokeraot
Herbert
Teastways
Marfa
el Paso
Altuda
Rotary Baseball Rks
Pine Club
BVD
Horace
Clay Holland
del Rio
Herndon
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
The
San Antonio Express
Veeskoonis
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van Sickie
East Texas
Sherwin-Witt
Howell Lumber and Flowers Intesfieldes
Marcelling
Seaman
Baby
Rockford
Vinit
Mes Samex Darling
Ella Chastain
Mea
PF. K. Turney
Robert Lee
Sherwin-Williams
Howell Lumber Co
Gat-Be
Model Tailor Shop
Lackey
H. L. Hord
Ore Kerr
Baby of
Smarra
James Darling
J. le Sublett
HA. Werth
Klee- Sux Dry Goods Co
St. Louis
Bee Mrs. Barnett
N.S. Murphey
Coleman
Avalanch Dodge
Mra
JW. Kennedy
Mia Lavelle Easterwood
Chama
N. Mex
M. J. Hopson
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J. M. Livingston
Fort Stockton
Stockton
Willis McCutchoon
Fort Davi
Alpine Motor Company
Lackey Building
H. J. Hord
Ann Dorothy Cotter
Camilla Henderson
Long Beach
California
C. Henderson
J. M. Everhart
Andi
Ew Management
Overtevet
Dan Ter
Mina Rattle
Tot
Ant Pridy
Houston
Ira O'Meary
Laredo
Perm
Les
Ralph 4
Westlake
Keeter, Sr
Elizabeth Keeter
City
J. B. Keeter, Jr
Brian Montague
DUCO
Frank Vooe
Stateversity
Joe Graham
Brewster County
Dallas
North Texas
Anne Aynesworth
New York City
New Orleans
Lampassas
Sul Ross Skylt
Mitchell- Gillett
Aivecytin
Meadquart
Cattleman’s Convention
Mojave
H. Hays
Bebe Daniels
Deen
Richard ‘Talmadge
Quality Pictures
DuPont
Alpine Lumber Co
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Holland Hotel
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