Antelope census in Texas aims for about nine thousand total
The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission reports the annual antelope census in the Panhandle and west of the Pecos targets about 9,000 animals. A two man airplane crew tallies herds, recording bucks and does for a possible open season decision in July. The count covers the West Texas plains with pilots Ward Gilbreth and biologist Frank Etheridge leading the effort.
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Austin
Panhandle
Pecos
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Texas Plains
J. W. Gilbreth
Alpine
Frank Etheridge
T-4-L Athlete’s Foot Remedy
An ad touts T-4-L foot treatment with 90 percent alcohol to penetrate and kill infection quickly. It promises rapid relief, colorless instant drying formula, and a money back guarantee if not completely pleased. Availability highlighted at Alpine Drug Store.
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Alpine Drug Store
Weather Not Yet Delivers Rain Across Region
Clouds gathered and promised rain but only sprinkles occurred by Tuesday noon. Temperatures recorded by McDonald Observatory at Mount Locke show daily highs from 72 to 83 and lows from 53 to 58 across May 13 to May 19.
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McDonald Observatory
Mount Locke
Fort Davis Service Family News Brief
Jose Mendoza Jr a Fort Davis private on 18 months service returns home on furlough and will report to Fort Ord California on June 14 after re enlisting for three years. Audine and Bruce Jarrett visit Amarillo relatives before Audine attends Wayland College in Plainview Texas later this year.
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Jose Mendoza, Jr
Jose Mendoza
Fort Davis
Guam
Fort Ord
Cal
Audine
Bruce Jarrett
Amarillo
C. A. Parsons
Bruce
Navy Service
Rhode Island
Wayland College
Plainview
Texas
Harry Jarrett
Cancer Crusade Sought to Curb 22 Million Deaths
The American Cancer Society warns that if current death rates persist 22 million Americans alive today could die from cancer. A donation to the 1950 Cancer Crusade aims to reduce this grim projection.
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American Cancer Society
Paul Moss Plans Campaign Tour Into El Paso
Odessa District Judge Paul Moss announced a round the clock campaign swing into El Paso next week as part of his bid in Texas District 16. He already toured Rankin Monahans Pecos Van Horn and delivered a Van Horn High School commencement address as his tempo in the race quickens. He is expected to arrive in El Paso after Fort Stockton and will visit both Valley areas and voters within the city. Moss, a longtime Democrat, presides over the 70th Judicial District and has spent about 25 years in West Texas business and civic work.
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West Texas
Paul Moss
Odessa
el Paso
Moss
Congress
District 16
Rankin
Monahans
Pecos
van Horn
van Horn High School
District Court
Fort Stockton
Judge Moss
Democratic Party
70Th
Texas
Judge Moss to Speak at Fort Hancock Rally
Odessa May 23 District Judge Paul Moss accepted an invitation to campaign for Congress at a June 10 rally and barbecue at the Fort Hancock peace building. He seeks the 16th District seat on a platform to give West Texas a real voice in government. The Hudspeth Valley Woman's Club sponsors the event.
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Odessa
Paul Moss
Congress
Fort Hancock Peaced
Fort Han
Moss
Democratic Party
16Th District
West Texas
Burns and Hise Presented In Recital At SR May 12
Sul Ross State College music department presents Lois Burns soprano and Earle Hise tenor in a joint recital May 12 in the college auditorium. They study under Glenn F. Davis and perform selections from 18th and 19th century art songs and operatic arias.
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Burns and
Hise
Sul Ross
Music Department
Lois Burns
Earle Hise
College
Glenn F. Davis
Mr. Hise
Thomas Arne
Mendelssohn
Miss Burns
Mattei
Vivaldi
Sanderson
Breil
Hahn
Campbell-Tipton
Franz Schubert
Attend Duncan Funeral Draws Family and Friends
Out of town relatives gathered for Bruce B. Duncan's funeral last Friday with Bob Duncan Sonora Ben Duncan Mrs Polly Frankham and families in attendance. Additional friends from Eldorado Monahans and surrounding towns also joined the gathering.
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Duncan
Bruce B. Duncan
Bob Duncan
Sonora
Ben Duncan
Polly Frankham
Wharton
Joe Duncan
Jack Morris
Martin Etheridge
Fort Worth
Tom Henderson
Sam and
Jane
Eldorado
M. A. Buhler
Monahans
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