Scrap Drive in Fort Davis Reaches 80 000 Pounds
Fort Davis News notes a countywide scrap drive collecting about 40 tons of metal to aid the war effort. Preston Johnson says more metal remains to be gathered despite transportation hurdles, with proceeds already disbursed to the Red Cross, Parent-Teacher association, and the Fort Davis fire department.
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Davis County
Preston Johnson
Fort Davis
Johnson
The
Red Cross
Parent-Teacher Association
Boy Scouts
Johnson Family Re Union Hosts and Local Fluent Ties
Johnson family reunion at Preston and Mrs. Johnson’s home featured relatives from Fort Davis Fort Wayne Alpine El Paso and Fort Davis area including B A Johnson Bob Johnson Jack T Johnson Ella Midkiff and Frances Gene Midkiff Verdine Johnson Josephine Newton and others. The piece notes Josefine Newton’s recent marriage mobility of attendees and a trip for two local residents. Also reports Fort Davis Indians six man football team continuing winning record defeating Barlow Bears 67 to 6 with strong ground game and brief mention of a Barstow pass TD and limited aerials.
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Fort Davis High School
Bar Low High School Bears
Ward County
Max
Barstow
Record of 1942 cattle and hog slaughter trends in U S markets
U S Department of Agriculture reports ongoing record hog and cattle slaughter with demand from civilian, military, and Lend Lease needs. September cattle slaughter rises, beef production up year over year, and Los Angeles Stockyards quote prices for steers, cows, veal, and lambs amid strong market activity.
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United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Drouth
Los Angeles Union
Los Angeles
Citation for all heirs of J L Fullingim estate in Brewster County
The State of Texas to the Sheriff of Brewster County issues a citation requiring publication in a general circulation newspaper at least ten days before the return day. The notice cites all persons interested in the estate of J L Fullingim, deceased, to appear in the Brewster County Court at the courthouse.
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State OF
Texas
Brewster
Publi
J.L. Fullingim
Brewster County
Public sale notice in Alpine Texas 1942 auction
The notice states that property belonging to Mrs CoE. Ditmar will be sold at public auction December 31, 1942, at the Brewster County Courthouse in Alpine Texas. The parcel covers 431 servere moret ia and is described by a specific boundary description. Publication occurs in the Alpine Avalanche for three consecutive weeks prior to sale.
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Texas
Brewster
Ward County
C. L. ‘Dittman
Ohio Oil Company
C.L. Dittman
Clarence Hord
Brewter County
Ain Real Estate
Allen
Alpine
Tirewster County
Lock
Allen Dation’ To the Town of “Alpine, Stewster County
Shasa Hy” Company
Brestter County
Ghsa'ry Co
Ewinming
Trae
Coe
Ditmar Ad
Court Howe
Brewster County
Avalanche
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Mr. Johnson
George B. Butler
Texas Salvage ‘Committee
Becaus
Office of Price Administration
Anderson
Bloys
Dinwiddie
Burtine
Guerin Currier
Talley Frairchild
Moran Miller
Carr Pitageraid
Algood Miller
Carlton
Fairchild
Pitageraid
Miller
Moran
Irving
Richard Irving
A. N. Alkire
H. C. Goodman
Arthur Bloys
Bob Willoughby
Fort Bliss
el Pa- 80
Pecos
Amy Lou Bloys
Ben
Jimmy Bloys
J. M. Newton
H. ©. Goodman
Newton
Audrey Fay Newton
Jimmy Goodman
Audrey
Jimmy
Reedsport
Fon
Jett Wood
K. EB. Wood
W. R. Wood
L. E. and
Jeff Wood
Juan Villareal
John Jr
H. D. Coleman
Coleman
J. C. Fisher
Louise Fisher
B. E. Coan
E. B. Cole
W. E. ‘Smith
W. E. Smith
Callie Hol
Dorothy Hinds
Mabel Bloys
Carrie Alvis
Doris Hester
Lucille Putnam
Edith Hutcheson
J. C. Fisher Jr
Alentine
George Roy Fisher
Valentine School
A. Leonard Miller
First Baptist
Horace C. Goodman
Lorraine Taylor
Jim Bob Gray
Beau McCutcheon
G. F. Jones
el Paso
Pcatanaese
Yostenor
Mando
KoRna
Venetia
Hatures
Burity
Alpine Lumber Company
Pugeles Union
Soda
Ft. Shopson
Merein
J. W. Frazer
A. D
Congress
Marfa National Farm Loan Association
J.C. Puller
Sec.Treas
Manta, Texas
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