Urges Payment of Tax Due to Schools
The letter urges taxpayers to use an installment option for delinquent school taxes under a law allowing partial payments with receipts. It cites county budget strains, teacher salaries cut by 10 to 18 percent, and calls for action by the chamber of commerce to form committees to secure delinquent payments.
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Tee
Baiter Avalanche
Y Howe
Ter
Tun Aloo
Chamber of Camaneroe
Specimens Added to West Texas Museum Excavation Report
More prehistoric artifacts from the Meriwether ranch shelters near Big Bend have been removed for study. Charles Kelly, former 81 Rows student, directs digs with AP Robin’s permit. finds include sandals, turquoise fragments, a rabbit-stick, mint points and blades. Evidence suggests great antiquity pending further dating work. Tueta Beaty of Oklahoma City files for divorce citing husband’s nagging spoiling her temper.
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Big Bend
AP Robin On
Charles Kelly
81 Rows
Charles
Airdland
Finiah
Robinson
Ue Museum of the West Texas Historical Land Scientific Society
Mount Livermore
Combined Chorus Presents Sacred Creation Concert
The Sul Ross chorus joined Maria and Al Pine choruses for a sacred concert titled The Creation at Sul Ross Auditorium on Sunday night May 21 under Miss Frances Mitchell. The program included Mendelssohn pieces and solos by Mrs. John Fortner Mrs HL Hord Mr Wesley May with accompanist Mrs Gladie Plickin. About a hundred voices delivered an inspiring performance reflecting West Texas musical talent and achievement.
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Sul Ross
Maria
Alpine
Sul Ross Auditorium
Prances Mitchell
Priesta
Mendelssohn
John Fortner
HL Hord
Wesley May
Gladie Plickin
Frances Mitchell
Haydn
West Texas
Rain-touched Hot Springs gains for farmers and visitors
A period of heavy rain boosts the Rio Grande water level delighting fishermen as moss clears and fish flourish. Farmers plant grain while visitors tour Alpine and nearby canyons. Notables from various cities, including Mrs. Warneke and Dr. Sutton, travel to Hot Springs, with many locals and guests listed among ongoing social and business gatherings.
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Rio Grande
Fla. Helena Canyon
RC. Warneke
Alpine
George M. Sutton
John B
Jemple
A. C. Lloyd
Carnegie Mu
Pittsburgh
Ruenta
W. C. Allen
J. H. Spears
J Alpine
A. R. Wilhelm
C. C. Plumer
A. Guidry
Gerald
Houston
George Benson
Hargrove
H. D. Lawson
San Ntonio
Chas. P. Liljeblad
Dawson Cooper
Sam Spence
Gatesville
Robert Winston
San Angelo
Rangers
Hale and Burrell
Mar
Lee Duncan
Alpine guests mingle during fishing retreat at local inn
Rado, Mr and Mrs Gene Odell and Mrs M J Crawford with daughter Miss Elizabeth Crawford from Alpine register for a few days of fishing. Mr John Rand and wife Lovie Mae Langford Whitaker with their young son Dickie are house guests of the Langfords.
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Rado
Gene Odell
M. J. Crawford
Elizabeth Crawford
Alpine
Ing
John Rand
Lovie Mae Langford Whitaker
Dickie
Langfords
Senior Dance at Kebernot Lodge marks senior week
Alpine High seniors celebrate concluding year with dances at Kebernot Lodge and Kokernot Lodge. Mrs Bowman and daughter Pay host the May 30 event with an orchestra. Sunny Glen hosts a piente for the seniors honoring Killiane Keefer and Billy Neill as they prepare to move on to Sut Rosss. Dr Morelock entertains Alpine seniors with music, readings, games, and refreshments afterward.
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J. E. Bowman
Pay
Kebernot Lodge
Preme
Sunny Glen
Keefer
Burgess
Mrs. Frazer
Killiane Keefer
Billy Neill
van Horn
Prager
Hgh School
Sut Ross
Dr. Morelock
Kokernot Lodge
H. W. Morelock
Alpine High School
Marguerite Seales
Pay Bowman
Ethel Spruill Dorthy
Ann Perkins
Graves Bogel
Bonnie Pear Sandifer
Miss Peedell
Girls of
Home Economics Department
Cardus Helps Beaumont Woman Recover From Pain and Weakness
A Beaumont Texas woman Mia Nick Bar ranco reports severe weakness pains in the side and poor appetite. After using Cardal recommended by her mother she stopped the pain and rebuilt her health. She took seven bottles and says Cardal has helped women for over 50 years.
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Mia
Nick Barranco
Beaumont
Texas
Cardus
Cardal
Texas Indy
Wold
Prohibition Debate Highlights Liquor Law Violations
A dated argument declares liquor traffic as crime and cites widespread illegal outlets from speakeasies to blind pigs. It notes licensed saloons still operated illegally, and asserts licensing won't stop illicit sales, with quotes from Minneapolis and Kansas City sources and remarks by Whiting Williams.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal
Marc
Kansas City Star
Whiting Wiliams
National Labor
Thedford’s Black Drought Relief Promoted
A testimonial touts Thedford’s Black Draught as a refreshing, purely vegetable laxative for sick headaches and constipation. The user endorses it as effective and economical, claiming it aids relief and is widely preferred by thousands.
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Thedford
Alpine Officer To Speak at Convention
Justice, chief of police, A. 8, has been asked to read a paper at the annual City Marshals and Chiefs of Police Union of Texas convention in Dallas on June 12 to 14. He will present on The Killing of Peace Officers: Protection Against Threats. A promotional bladder physic for impurities and excess acids is mentioned in the text.
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Alpine
Texas
Major
Ruga Schoo
Wwe
Justice
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