Community column praises trip and civic effort in Alpine
The piece recalls a trip to Chihuahua, urges Spanish prep, and lauds Alpine residents for civic involvement. It reports officers elected by the Coordinating Council Alfred Creigh as president, Mrs. Fred Rogers as vice president, and M. A. Webb as secretary. It notes concerns over Highway 90 dumping and commends John Gillett for constructive work with Border Patrol and city officials.
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Chinuahua
Big Bend
Hove
Texas
Alfred Creigh
Fred Rogers
M.A. Webb
San Antonio
Offlala
John Gillett
Market Report From Los Angeles Stock Yards Nov. 11
The Los Angeles Union Stock Yard trades show steady demand in fat steers with prices $20 to $23.50, heifers $17 to $22, and common cattle weaker. Cows, bulls, and calves vary, with cutters and canners at $9 to $11.25, and lambs $20 to $22, while stockers hold around $16 to $17.25 amid ample receipts and weather impacts.
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Los Angeles Union
Nompital Notes Highlight Local Medical Updates
Miss June Ross a major opera ton on November 8. Miss Jean Waggoner Sal Ross received medical attention. Mrs Edwin Anderson and Jessie Silvester of Idaho received medical attention. Mrs Gom Hartnett of Fort Davis underwent a major operation on November 7. Mrs Aleta Morrissette also reported medical attention.
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June Ross
Operaton
Jean Waggoner
Sal Ross
Edwin Anderson
Jessie Silvester
Idaho
Gom Hartnett
Fort Davis
Mra Aleta Morrissette
Lions Club discussion on Alpine needs and development
Joe Foombs opened the Lions Club program noting the upcoming zone meeting on the 14th with a Holland hotel luncheon for zone officials and guests. Donabauer led a survey of 100 Alpine residents citing no pool or public park, limited recreation, poor streets, few business opportunities, no night clubs, and high prices, while praising climate and schools and suggesting a Junior Chamber of Commerce to spur growth. Visitors at the luncheon included Bob Wuest, Truman Hatch, James Crowley, and Henry Ber.
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Ions Club
Joe Foombs
Holland Hotel
Lion Donabauer
Alpine
War lingering as 198000 veterans remain in hospitals
Is the war over Not for 198 000 veterans in hospitals or one in eight families with someone in the service or in a hospital The USO still has a job to do Grid scores list New Mexico Army 26 Sul Ross 25 Alpine 34 Grandfalls 12 ACC 19 Howard Payne 0 Pecos 46 Wink 14 Fabens 18 Clint D Marta 42 Sanderson 0 Fort Stockton 31 Iraan 0 trand Jr with Lion Donabauer and Carroll W Click with Jerry oe feMurry 7 North Texas St 7 Hardin JC 27 Schreiner 0 San Angelo JC 26 NTAC 14 Barstow 19 Fort Davis 13 Pyote 47 Marathon 18.
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New Mex
ARM
Sul Rose
Alpine Hi
Grandfalls
ACC
Howard Payne
Pecos
Wink
Fabens
Clint D. ‘Marta
Sanderson
Fort Stockton
Iraan
feMurry
North Tex
Hardin JC
Schreiner
San Angelo JC
NTAC
Barstow
Fort Davis
Pyote
Marathon
USO
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Angeles Union Tock Yard
Alie
Ray LaBett
Johnett
Austin
George Kempen
Heighway Department
Texas Highway Commission
Jim Casner
C of C
Frank McCollum
Fort Davis Highway
Storey - Whiteside
Sweet Shop
Fountain Service
Candies
R. N. Stephenson
Joe Marsh
So Clarion
Mel Rate
North
Etme
Mel
Mel Hi
Aleerra
The
Alpine Cowboys
Kokernot
H.L. Kokernot JR
Truman Hatch
Alpine Music & Appliance Store
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