Alpine Bucks Fail In Close Del Rio Game
The Alpine Bucks played their best game of the season but failed by a small margin to outscore the Del Rio Wildcats. Alpine led briefly in the first period, Del Rio answered with a late third quarter touchdown, and alpine fought back with four fourth quarter touchdowns led by Whittle's 69 yard rush. Ball Matthews, Bishop, and Ira Bowles starred on defense while Murray and Whitfield powered the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Kenneth Starnes
Alpine Bucks
Sven
del Rio Wildcats
Bucks
Wildcats
Fighting Bucks
del Rio
Wildats
Whittle
Phinge
Ball Matthews
Bishop
Ira Bowles
Murray
Whitfield
Daniel Baker Next Lobos Fo Ebbing Conference Race
Daniel Baker faces Graver and Gravemen as Lobos seek payback after a 12 0 defeat. Ross and Bearer sparked the offense while San Angela hosted the clash. Labor and Brownewood vie for top UAA standings amid a tight conference race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angela
Howe
Ross
Biles
UAA
Path Tring
City Schools Set Two Day Thanksgiving Holiday
Superintendent D M Major announced city schools will close for two days in observance of Thanksgiving. Students will be dismissed Wednesday afternoon and will not resume until Monday morning. The college is expected to follow the same schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Major
Alpine Reserves Beat Marfa in Yesterday's Game
Alpine Reserves defeated Marfa yesterday by 13 points in a return matchup. The Alpine team extended an 8 point lead and claimed a second victory this season after Friday's win.
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Alpine
Marfa
Qypie
Aline” Am
Secpeees Etree Eee
Peak Shipping Moves Cattle Across Big Bend Region
Large cattle shipments from Big Bend area drive the season with many loads leaving Alpine and Fort Davis daily for northern feed lots and packing houses. Major shippers include the Gage and H L Kobernot & Son ranches, while buyers like J W Espy and E J Compton report multiple consignments to Texas markets and the American Royal sale in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Henry Fletcher
H. L. Kobernot & Son
Gage Ranches
Y J. W. Espy
Fort Davis
Marfa
George Jones
Gene Parr F
Alpine
E. J. Compton
Smith Bros
Compton
University of Texas
Texon
Galesburg
Ryan
Valentine
W. B. Mitchell
R. ©. Williams
Jeff Davis
Ameri
Royal Livestock Show
Kansas City
Highland calves in market amid postwar demand and bank notes
A lengthy market note reports eighty percent of Highland steel calves contracted with strong shipping to corn belt states, while 561 dollars remain unclaimed at Marathon State Bank locked in liquidation. It notes soldier deposits from 1914 and 1916, potential transfers to the state banking commissioner, and signals for feeders as corn prices and financing affect the livestock trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon State Bank
HL. Motd
Marfa
Big Bend
State Commissioner of Banking
Hig Bend
Fred Lois
Jones
Ryan
W.B. Mitchela Sons
Alpine
Mitchells
Kentucky
Re=sions Agricultural Credit corporation
Commission
T. J
P. V. Cartwright
W. B. Mitchell & Sons
Death of E. E. Easterwood Rancher in Brewster County
E. E. Easterwood, a longtime Brewster County resident since 1911, died at his ranch near Hovey. Funeral services were held at his daughter's home in West Alpine with Rev. Buren Sparks in charge. He was 67, born September 6 1865 in Lee County Mississippi, survived by his widow and eight children including Susie V Easterwood Alpine Ira Hector Alpine J. E. Martin Hobbs NM Newty Easterwood Norfolk Virginia Easterwood Eneino NM Tom Easterwood Alpine Lavelle Easterwood Qurvin or Quirin Donna Texas.
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E. E. Easterwood
Brewster County
Hovey
Bim Grove
Ira Heetor
West Alpine
Buren Sparks
Lee County
Miss
Easterwood
Milam County
Texas
Hhe
Mollie Swarzy
Lee
Hotass Mountains
Alpine
Mr. Easterwood
Susie V. Easterwood
Ira Hector
J. E. Martin
Hobbs
N. M
Newty Easterwood
Norfolk
Mrs Dod Dies At Marfa In Week With Alpine Ties
Mrs R H Dod, longtime Alpine resident, died Tuesday at her daughter’s home in Marfa and was buried there after funeral services at the Episcopal Church. Born in Brady, she was 55 and survived by four daughters Mrs George A Riggles LaMesa California Mrs Jack Hurst Hale Center Texas Mrs Luther Choate Goose Creek Texas Mrs J P Keith Maria and two sons J P Dod Presidio and Bob Dod Alpine. A sister Mrs Julia Hall of Cripple Creek Colorado also arrives.
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Dod
Alpine
Brady
George A. Riggles
LaMesa
California
Jack Hurst
Hale Center
Texas
Luther Choate
Goose Creek
J.P. Keith
Maria
Armistice Day Observed at Chamber of Commerce Program
Armistice Day was observed at a chamber of commerce program held Monday with good attendance. Col John Perkins led the program assisted by Norman Spencer dean of Sul Ross College as principal speaker. Lucille Watson delivered two readings suited to the occasion. Several guests attended.
Alpine High Team Earns Praise From Del Rio Officials
Superintendent oy MC Andrews of Del Rio schools praises Alpine High School and coach Drury Wood in a letter to 16 district officials. The note commends the football team for their conduct and performance, saying the coach “knows football” and “really knows how to coach football” during his first season.
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Te Alpine High School
Colt
Drury ‘Wood
Oy MC Andrews
del Rio
Drury Wood
Tate
Fort Davis Man Appointed to San Angelo Regional Credit Board
J W Espy of Fort Davis, long time cattle ranch operator, named to the San Angelo branch board of the Regional Agriculture Credit corporation. A full-day meeting is set at the Western Reserve building. The corporation has issued about 122,783 in checks since Monday, with 649 applications on hand and feeder loans comprising a portion of the requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
J. W. Espy
Fort Davis
Reetio Thas
Regional Agriculture Credit Corporation
Worhington
GC. Magruder
Wheh
Western Reserve
Magruder
Armistice Day 1932 Reflection by Marion McElroy
A Texas Outlook piece reflects on Armistice Day comparing 14 years since the war to renewed courage and freedom abroad. It honors fighting men while urging remembrance of bloodshed and sacrifices, calling for restraint in the pursuit of martial glory and genuine commitment to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion McElroy
Texas Outlook
Fort Bliss Meets Sul Ross Lobos In Local Football Test
Fort Bliss of El Paso prepares to visit the Sul Ross Lobos for a holiday afternoon game on the home field. The Soldier eleven, coached by two ex West Pointers, is expected to show strong play with freshmen likely to appear. A good turnout is hoped as the community lines up for the second Lobos home game this season. In county returns Mrs Miriam A Ferguson leads with 69 votes, Hoover defeats Roosevelt, and turnout runs lighter than primaries, with Ferguson winning four Alpine boxes and Bullington carrying others.
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Big Bend
Fort Bliss
EL Paso
Sul Ross Lobos
Soldier Eleven
West
Miriam A. Ferguson
Orville Rittington
Tivewster
Roosevelt
Hoover
Ferguson
Bullington
Alpine
North Alpine
Ington
Armistice Program Held at College Event
A college and city Armistice program opened at 9 45 am and ended at 11 am with a moment of silence, taps, and a roll call of deceased county veterans. Miss Annie Kate Fergus read, Major Harry V Fisher spoke, and Rev Buren Sparks led prayer as Red Cross Roll Call and football announcements were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sut Rows College
le Fom
Torwa
Annie Kat Uuson
Sul Ross
Harry V. Fishe
Legion
Nor Pe
Betes Boone
Buren Sparks
Red Cross
le W. Bridges
Dean C. A. Gilley
America
Harry V. Fisher Long
Annie Kate Fergus
M.L. Hopson
West
Alpine Couple Shake Up After Highway Wreck
Mr and Mrs Rceginald Wotan were bruised and shaken when their car plunged into a ditch near Marfa while en route from Alpine to El Paso around 4 30 am. The rear end swerved into a culvert, nearly wrecking the vehicle. Neither was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rceginald Wotan
Marfa
Alpine
el Paso
Woodmen Circle To Meet at Big Spring
Members of the Woodmen circle will gather in Big Spring on November 14 for a daylong event featuring a final devotion by state and national officials. The program begins at 10 am with a benediction at the W. C. Hall, followed by prayer, then dinner at Crawford. Expected attendees include Mary B. Larocque, Dora Alexander Talley, Jeannie Willard, Extra Davidson, Jannie Garner, Della Sappington, Fay O Bar, and Treasle Goldmacher, national deputy.
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Woodman Iattom 2 Coastion
Big Spring
Dom Entratin
Order
Seston
W. Too
Hall Bestning
Crawford
Grana
Mary B. Larocea
Dora Alexander Talley
Jeannie Willard
Exta David
Jannie B. Garner
Della Sappington
Fay O'Bar
Treasle Goldmacher
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Officer del Rio
Aldine
Brewin
Ian Sasana
Eery Penn
Newman
Garo Senonen
Enon
Bridges
Daniel Baker
Rend
Fletcher
C.C
Alpine High Team
Wik
Foover
Rguson
College E
Ntire Town
Presidio CO
Ieee A.B. Twiwater
Plainview
RCA
Woodmen
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