Alpine backs gym idea for Sul Ross college
At a chamber of commerce luncheon in Alpine Senator Berkeley urged selling locals on funding a Sul Ross gymnasium. He highlighted economic cultural and recreational value and urged private donations as college facilities in California show. John Perkins opened with a $500 pledge and organizers plan to seek remaining funds and acquire land for six more cottages as part of the project.
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Sul Ross
Chamber of Commerce
Berkeley
California
Nerneley
John Perkins
Alpine
Sul Ross College
Alpine High Bucks Defeat Eagles 30 to 0 in Crowd Rally
The Alpine High Bucks dominated the Eagles 30 to 0 before a large crowd. Fans cheered as Alpine controlled the game from start to finish with a strong defensive stand and two early scoring drives.
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Alpine
High Bucks Swamp
High Bucks
Armistice Day Program At Alpine High School Auditorium
Rev Buren Sparks of a Baptist church gave a stirring Armistice Day address at Alpine High School auditorium. The mostly empty service drew attention to patriotism and higher ideals as the student body filled the room and Rev. Sparks received enthusiastic response. A Red Cross drive and patriotic displays accompanied the event, with local officials urging greater civic participation.
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Buren Sparks
Baptist Church
Sparks
Alpine
Col
John Perkins
American Legion
Verve Officers Association of
Dixie
Uncle Allen Palmer
R. F. Davis
County Red Cross
Col. Perkins
Attracting Tourists Again Discussed in Alpine Chamber
Routing tourists through Alpine and the Davis Mountains was discussed at a chamber of commerce luncheon. J H Casner spoke on the vital subject, a matter previously considered as action was taken nearly a year ago with plans to spend several hundred dollars.
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Alpine
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Casner
Armhole Davis Mountains
Lobos to Meet McMurry in Last Home Game
Sul Ross Lobos prepare for their final season game on home ground Friday against McMurry College. Kell out with injury, Withers to fill quarterback role as Alpine anticipates a large crowd and a strong showing before the El Paso road trip.
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Sul Rose Lovos
McMurry College
Helt Tech
Canyon Baffaloes
To- Jay
Lobos
Kell
Alping
Ross
Redskins
Sul Ross
T. LA. A
Abilene Christian College
Witte Atiaer Conta
Potoe
Duaiey
el Paso
Sal Ross Lobos
Texas School of Mines
New Mexico A. &M
Aggies
Silver City
Evon Hows Oer
HI Paso
Ber
Withers
Lobo
Officials Here on Tour of Sisréin Stop in Alpine
A special Southern Pacific train carrying numerous officials halted in Alpine for a brief stop during a tour. The visit featured nearby officials and local observers noting the itinerary and purpose of the rail journey.
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Sisréin
The
Southern Pacific
Alpine
Big Yearlings Shipped From Highland Range
Heavy cattle movement from Highland range to Fort Worth market described the largest yearling shipment from H L Kokernot and Son. The 400 head McIntyre shipment weighed about 721 pounds average, with Kokernot claiming unusually heavy, well-conditioned cattle due to abundant grazing. Additional buyers and shipments to Kansas City and California accompanied the market activity.
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Kokernot
Fort Worth
Highland
H. L. Kokernot & Son
Ft. Worth
Mr. Kokernoth
W. J. McIntyre
McIntyre
Jackson & Harmon
California
Jackson
Hovry
Wichitax
Kennedy Jett Davis Ranch
Mia
Wileson
Missouri
Franka
Peyton
Paso
Coyotes Beat Camp Marfa 6-0 in Season Opener
In a rough third quarter sequence Bingham intercepted and returned a Marfa pass to spark the Coyotes. The game ended with a 6-0 Coyotes victory, marking their first real test of the season as Marfa failed to score.
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Mingoam
Persod
Bingham
Coyote Unt
Marfa
Broken Field
Alpine Seeks Street Marking Housing Numbers and Lighting
Alpine urges three city improvements to gain metropolitan air and growth. W C Easter discusses street markings and house numbering at a Monday meeting, noting residents may fund markers. Lighting remains contested, with proposals tying upgrades to a tax increase to finance residential district illumination.
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Alpine
W. C. Easter
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