Delegates Seen Heading to McCamey Joint Meeting
More than two hundred delegates are invited to attend a joint meeting in McCamey on November 15 of the Highland Secretaries association the Petroleum Highway association and the Federal Highway No 67 group. A luncheon at Hotel Burleson will be hosted by the McCamey Chamber of Commerce. The program led by W A Wilton Marfa secretary W B Hamilton Piney secretary and CH Jamacker McCamey vice president includes welcome by Geo W Ramer, responses by W A Wilton and Judge Blades Fort Stockton with other speakers from San Angelo Rankin Sanderson and Marfa. A round table discussion on roads and resorts follows.
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Highland Secretaries Association
Petroleum Highway Association
McCamey
Burleson
W. A. Wilton
Marta
Mra
W. B. Hamilton
Alpine
CH. Jamacker
Highland Iecretaries
Geo. W. Ramer
Presint
McCamey Chamber of Commerce
Highland
Marfa
Judge Blades
Fort Stockton
Claude Wild
Pres Mar
City Development
San Angelo
Foulks
Rankin
Toll
Peco
Colorado
Carl Garner
Horn
Joe Kerr
Sanderson
Move to Build Grandstand at Sul Ross Underlines Football Interest
Continued on page one notes Sul Ross plans a steel grate grandstand for Jackson Field to match Texas Tech seating. With regional football enthusiasm rising, officials urge timely contributions as Alpine becomes the host for the Intersei Tea district track meet and spectators currently endure standing or ear seating.
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Nce
Aloss
West Texas
Texas Tech
Jackson Field
Sul Ross
Alpine
Ial
Intersehoi Tea
Alpine Players Cast Names Abridged In Fractured Clip
A fragmented OCR segment lists a cast of Alpine Players with multiple names and relations including Ben Mocha, Katherine Smith, Virginia Bridger, Marie Bridger, Pouncey, Mrs. Barrington Bridger, and Edith Hopson among others. The garbled text suggests a theater troupe roster or scene lineup with family ties and regional identifiers.
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Skerey
Mabel Montgomery
Jack
Katherine Smith
Virginia Bridger
Miner spurt fades in late game against Sul Ross
A fourth quarter rally by Mines failed to swing the contest as Sul Ross prevailed. The play featured numerous penalties, strong defense from Duck Younger and teammates, and a 60 yard field goal punt. Substitutions and scoring by quarters are noted along with yardage totals and turnovers.
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Sul Ross
Cowan, Mel
Alpine Eulogy Honors Fallen Father and Husband
To the good people of Alpine for thee Rib Sad nee hewn os aae the ihe Hina ane. desth of one omband and father. Sincerely, Meo W. We. Daugherty and] ret.
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Alpine
W. We. Daugherty
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