Lobo Eleven Set for T. I. A. A. Clash at Abilene
The Lobos travel to McMurry in Abilene next Thursday for a conference game. Nearly all first string players are fit, except Jim Bardin who is out with a broken collarbone. Ray McNeill and other key figures will be ready to play as Sul Ross and Mel Murry have posted similar scores this season.
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Lobo
McMurry
Abilene
Sul Rose
Indians
Daniel Baker
B. C. Graves
Sul Ross
Jim Bardin
Randolph-Sul Ross
Porter
Ray McNeill
Gam
da Fel Baker
Mel
Murry
Stephen F. Austin
Teachers College
Ted
Citizens Join In Impressive Peace Program
The town held an Armistice service in the high school auditorium paying tribute to returning service members. Mayor G W Bain ordered closures after 10:30 AM while Rev Buren Sparks delivered the principal address. Local groups including the American Legion Sul Ross college and churches supported the program with invocations, music, and the national anthem.
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Othin
Mid News
G. W. Bain
Buren Sparks
American Legion
Sul Ross College
W. R. McPherson
Sparks
United States
A. B. Owens
American Red Cross
Irma Lee Batey
Sal Ross
Concrete Pour Underway for Van Horn Hotel Project
The Van Horn Advocate reports concrete pouring has begun for the new El Capitan Hotel by the Gateway chain. A large workforce is on site with expectations of rapid completion. The hotel will rise on Bankhead highway land when rerouted and near Border Way, as locals subscribe to stay informed.
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van Horn
el Capitan
Atel
Gateway ‘Chain
Bankhead Highway
Border Way
Merchants Meet At Noon On Management And Ethics
Alpine Retail Merchants Association plans a noon program at the Holland Hotel headlined by A. E. Owens speaking on the evils of hot houses. Mrs. Leo Howell will discuss Common Sense applied to business management in a day meeting today at 12:20.
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Alpine Retail Merchants Association
Holland Hotel
A. E. Owens
Leo Howell
Advertising Theme At Alpine Chamber Meeting Discussed
Alpine chamber of commerce schedules a Monday noon meeting at Holland hotel to discuss Best Ways for Advertising and assets of Alpine. Henry Fletcher will preside with a committee of Mrs Leo Howell Victor Smith and Miss Elizabeth Keefer. Col John Perkins and Rev Buren Sparks address Good churches as an Asset to Alpine and The Public Schools as an Asset to Alpine.
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Chamber of Commerce
Holland Hotel
Henry Fletcher
Leo Howell
Victor Smith
Elizabeth Keefer
John Perkins
Buren Buren Sparks
J. H
H. W. Morelock
Chamber of Commerce Offici
Alpine
Sui Ross College
Grand Lodge Work Is Conferred Here
Grand Chancellor Leonard attended a Grand Lodge ceremony at Alpine Lodge 3 Pythias where the grand lodge degree was conferred on Fritz Weyerly T N Alison Murphy Johnson and Charles Livingston all active Tocata chapter members This marked the first Hieral visit by a grand chancellor to the area Deputy Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler were honored with elaborate entertainment during the visit arranged by local members
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Leonard
Alpine Lodge
Pythias
Wheeler
Grand Lodge
Fritz Weverly
T.N. Alison
Murphy Johnson
Charles Livingston
Tocata
Wheelerr
Sul Ross Lobos eye post season game with Miners
The El Paso Post reports Sul Ross Lobos crave a post season clash with the El Paso Miners, claiming their squad has the best team this year. Sul Ross coach B C Graves praises their speed and heads up play while noting we had the edge on a slow field and feel a rematch would decide. Townspeople, players and students share the excitement in Alpine over the potential matchup.
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el Paso Post
el Paso
Sul Ross Lobos
Sul Ross
Alpine
B. C. Graves
Miner
Mineraves
Lobo and Badger grid game ends in 48 to 0 victory
Sul Ross opened with a driving early series and rolled to a 48 0 win over Randolph Junior College Badgers on Jackson Field. Ray McNeil struck a 60 yard TD run, Stevens and Porter scored, and the Lobos defense held the Badgers to two first downs as reserves added a late 60 yard score. Injuries plagued both teams with several Lobos sidelined and Badgers missing field players. Meanwhile Santa Fe line work south of Paisano proceeds with a large material yard, more workers and extended track toward Presidio as grading nears completion.
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Lobo
Sul Hows
Randolph Junior College Badgers
Jackson Field
Sul Ross
Ray McNeil
Badger
Stevens
Porter
Wicker
Fullsback
Randolph College
Badgers
McNeil
McCullough
Lobos
Bob Clark
Porol
Jim Bar
Herford Junior College
Texas Junior College
Paisano
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Presidio
Former Marfa Pastor to Preach Here Sunday
Rev M A Bunter, longtime pastor of the Christian Church at Marfa, will preach at the Christian Church Sunday morning. Rev L W Bridges, local pastor, says Bunter now serves as district superintendent for the State Missionary Society with headquarters in Fort Worth. Alpine residents familiar with him will enjoy hearing him again. Miss Anna D Linn, registrar of Sul Ross College, has just returned from Austin after attending a meeting of Texas registrars.
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M. A. Bunter
Christia
Marfa
Christian Church
L. W. Bridges
Buhler
State Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Fort Worth
Alpine Ae
Anna D. Linn
Sul Rows College
Austin
Meeting of Texas
Linn
Heavy cattle shipments continue to move to feed lots
Heavy movements of cattle continue with large shipments dispatched daily. Most stock heads to feed lots in the Corn Belt. recent loads include 206 calves sent by C F Kimball to Illinois, and multiple cars to El Paso and Fort Worth. Additional calves, cows, and goats were shipped from Vale, King Terry, Marathon, and other Texas points to destinations including Missouri, San Antonio, and Peyton Packing Co.
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Corn Belt
C.F. Kimball
Ois
Ilinois
Peyton Packing Company
el Paso
Vale
Missouri
Kimball
Kate Nevill
Campbell & Harper
Itka
Kansas
George Clothier
Fort Davis
Fort Worth
H. L. Kokernot
Toy Oath
Clark
Matt Smith
Wawood
King ‘Terry
Trinity Mills
Texas
S. P
R.A. Serna
Marathon
San Antonio
Alpine Sheep Company
Peyton Packing Co
Adl
Peyton
Roundups On at Fort Davis Fort Davis Calves Shipments
Nov. 12 field note from Fort Davis reports ranchers busy with fall roundup and shipping. Smith Brothers moved about 600 head of calves and yearlings to Marta shipping point. J W Merrill & Son shipped several carloads to Joe Grime at Dana Indiana, marking another yearly purchase by the East. Other ranchers push stock to market, while many pace slow or vanish from the scene.
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Fort Davis
Ft. Davis
Jeff Davis County
Smith Brothers
J. W. Merrill & Son
Joe Grime
Dana
Indiana
Merrill
Paving Progress in town district faces cold delay
Northern breeze may slow the final asphalt paving of five city blocks in the downtown area. T A White, in charge, reports eastern town streets nearly finished with about thirty-two blocks ready for traffic as crews anticipate moving to the western section.
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T. A. White
Harrison Avenue
White
Nee
Thengitates
R Street
Wade Cone
Civic League Plants at Low Prices This Year
The Civic League invites property owners to beautify their spaces by offering to furnish plants and shrubbery at low prices. A carload arrives next week including Chinese Arbor Vitae at 11.20 and Ligustrum at 1.15 each, balled and burlapped. The program, announced by Mrs Lula M resident, mirrors last year’s sizes and aims to boost community greenery.
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Civic League
Nhis
Lula M
Murphy
Hunters Brace for Stricter Texas Game Laws This Season
As deer and quail numbers wane in the Big Bend district, game wardens tighten enforcement under a post session law. Hunters face trespass penalties unless they secure ranch access, with posted lands and hunting rights costly. The deer season opens soon with cautious optimism amid scarce wildlife.
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Big Bend
Ikely
He Chisos
Big Shipment Of Steers to California
A train of 30 cars carried 799 Herefora steers from Jackson and Harmon to HP Jones in Brawley California. The shipment, the first of the week, departed for California and was expected to total a large consignment.
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California
Calfornia
Jackson & Harmon
HP. Jones
Brawley
W Varted
New Theatre Equipment Here in Alpine at Mojave
New equipment and remodeling at the Mojave Theatre signal the end of silent pictures in Alpine. Western Electric sound-on-film gear, acoustical celotex walls, and doubled projection booth equipment promise the first talking picture by November, with KE C Moseley and V Hoy a outlining the upgrade and stage reconfiguration.
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Western Electric
Mojave
Alpine
KE. C. Moseley
Moja
V. Hoya
Western Electric Company
Talking Pictures
Moseley
Roxy! S
Texas
Mae
Thrawers
Wester Electric
Maine
Ie Moseley
Veill
Hohe
Aged Woman Catherine Williams Dies in Alpine
An aged woman, Catherine Williams, wife of the late Andrew Jackson Williams, died Monday at her Alpine home after a long illness. Born July 26, 1860 in Serphys Ville Alabama, she married Tame at Brady, Texas. Survived by children and relatives, she was a Christian Church member. Funeral held at Alpine Cemetery Monday afternoon with Rev. J. W. Bridges officiating.
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Orartinta
Awey
Myeb
Catherine
Willame
Andrew Jackson Toneio
Jack Willams
Williame
Mark
Ber Jn
Rte
Willams
Alpine
Tows Desensed
Serpbys Ville
Alabama
Shean
Brady
Texas
Talon Thers
Els Williams
Alpines
Fo Wiliam
Caliternia
Cain
Pandele
Teaas and
Ora
Stover
Slayer of Mexicans Denied Bail in Pettis Case
Pettis man confessed to killing Jim Gallego and Abelino Ogas, local Mexicans, on November 2 after a fan confrontation. Sheriff Hale supervised the surveillance as Pettis remains jailed awaiting February district court. An attorney may seek action or a special session from Judge Claude Sutton of Marfa. Witnesses include peace officers and unnamed drivers.
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Pettis
plattHff
Specia
Claude Sutton
Marfa
San Antonio
Ragind
Patatus
Ant
Wilcemes
BP Toca
Fort Stockton Road Work and Detours Discussed
The Fort Stockton road section near Brewster County remains in good travel condition though wet weather slows speeds. Detours of several hundred yards exist east of Chancellor while state officials survey a new link extending Highway 90 toward Fort Stockton. funding and county bonds delay construction per Judge D. Wood.
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Fort Stockton
Ex Travel
Pecos
Tonster
Hovey
Alpine
Chancellor
Stateighway Department
D. Wood
Brewster County
Judge Wood
Alpine Bucks to meet Marta Shorthorn on Friday
Alpine High will host Marta Shorthorn on Jackson Field Friday at 3 30 pm for the decisive District 8 high school football game. The winner advances to face Stanton High for the district championship before December 7. The match honors townspeople who gifted a new Ford carry-all bus for away games.
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Alpine
Alpine Bucks
Marta
Jackson Field
Stanton High School
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NEW Theatre Equipm't Here
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