Alpine paper announces local notices and rates
The Alpine city and county publication in its thirty sixth year serves Alpine and the Davis Mountain Bend area with local and state news. It lists notices including resolutions and cards of thanks with per line rates and special rates for four issues. Editors are MRS EK PETER, with correspondents MRS BARL CLARK and Banny scene. Fort Davis and Marathon correspondents are noted. Subscription rates are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liewster County
Alpine
Davis Mountain-Bie Bend
Corte
SR Moonya
Sameery
EK Peterstation
Mas
Woon Society
Baitor Banny
Fort Davis
Barl Clark
PNC
Pontoft
Lobos Face Miners in Key El Paso Showdown Tonight
Local football fans anticipate a hard fought clash as the Lobos travel to El Paso to meet the Miners in a bid for a fourth straight victory. Bozarth returns for the Miners while Crow Terry may play after earlier absence, with weather and workouts shaping prep. The game draws support from chamber of commerce as fans rally for a big crowd in smoky territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozarth
Crow
Terry
el Paso
Graves
Little Mexico
Adolfo Ogas
Manuel Rodrianes
J. KE. Wright
Deas
Oes Miller
Monlay
Miller
Rodriguez
Jen
Ow! Cafe
Mentor
Theis
Doc Stewart
University of Arizona
HS Paso
Stewart
Chamber of Commerce
Lobo
McNell
Lobos
Christian
Clark
McNett
Withers
Cowan
Deluxe
Sal Ross
Gray
Goard
Sul Ross and Schreiner clash in parents day feature
Sul Ross and Schreiner prepare for a football clash amid a parents day program at Kerrville Schreiner officials promote the event as a new annual observance inviting mothers and fathers to watch the game and celebrate school football amid long-standing campus traditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
J. 4
Delaney
Schreiner
Sul Ross-Schreimer
Andy
Market Letter Reports Lighter Fort Worth Receipts
Fort Worth market notes lighter cattle and calf receipts the past two days versus last week with 6 000 cattle and 3 000 calves estimated yesterday and 1 800 cattle and 700 calves today. Prices steady for steers, cows generally steady to slightly lower, calves and stocker calves ranged 9 to 12 dollars, hogs limited with top around 9 25, sheep steady with fat wethers and clip lambs near 11 50 to 13.00 per head, Delaine yearlings offered around 13.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Medius
Bucks Rally Fails as Stockton Dominates Alpine 25 0
In the fourth period the Bucks pressured Stockton and briefly challenged, but Allen intercepted a Stockton pass and returned 50 yards. The final score was Stockton 25, Alpine 0. Alpine teams face Marfa next, aiming for redemption.
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A.C. C
Lobo
Cheeves
Stevens
Poin Stevens
Sul Ross
Roland
Wicker
McNett
Wildcat
A. C
Bucks
Stockton Boys
Allen
Stockton
Alpine
Marfa Saturn Ad
Boy Swallows A Mysterious Item In Clean Rag Scene
In a brief comic exchange a child swallows a controversial object while a worried father suggests remedies. A shop boss praises practical skill over formal praise as the scene centers on workmanship and common sense.
P T A Elects Cotter to Represent Alpine at Amarillo State Convention
The PT A executive council unanimously elected Mrs. James Cotter to represent the Alpine P T A at the State convention in Amarillo November 12 to 16. Cotter is a charter member and active, loyal worker. the association is proud of her selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A. Executive Council
James Cotter
Amarillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
le J. Bardin Cooper
Daugherty Younger
Cotton RG Gray
Ewing
Dyer
Hendrick
McLeane
la Roland
Keyes
Stevens F Wicker
A.G
Publisher's Syndicat
Grand Democratic Rally
Court House
Claude B. Hudspeth
Brewster
Presidio
Jeffra
Pecos
Brewster City Democratic Committee
W. H. Huffaker
Alpine, Texas
Domino
Hassen Company the Fashion Center
PT. A
Durant, Whippet
ESSEX
Speedy Taxi
Williams
Valetor
Hoffman Fashoner
Deluxe Cleaners
Iessiex
COX Motor CO
Alpine and
Marfa