Local Items From Crane and Surrounding Area
Roy Spence of Crane visited Spence here over the week. Carroll Stevens of Bourn spent the weekend here at her parents. Warron Bor. and Mrs. Morrison left for a visit in Corpus Christi Beaumont and other sites. W. B. Hancock has been seriously ill but is improving. Mac Sawyer of Port Stockton is in charge of the Morsivon store in the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Lane of Raw. Gin are here visiting her mother, Mrs. Ads Harris. Mr. Lane enjoying a hunt while here. Mrs. E. S. Crow left for Dallas to buy merchandise for her ready to wear. Vernon Richardson of Colorado Texas, a former Alpine resident, here this week greeting friends and visiting sister Mrs. W. D. Burcham. He will go deer hunting in the southern part of the county while here. Mrs. E. F. Cook, ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Mullenix at Lobe, reported improved and expected to return home. Her daughter Miss Loma has been with her for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Terry return this week from Port Worth and other points, accompanied by Mr. Terry’s daughter Mrs. Paqua Younger of Dumas.
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Mrs Prank Lane
Raw
Gin
Ads Harris
Mr Lane
Vernon Richardson
Colorado
Texas
Alpine
W. D. Burcham
Uwe
E. F. Cook
J.T. Mullenix
Lobe
Miss Loma
W. HL. Terry
Port Worth
Hotel Eddy Alfine's Newest Residence
A new hotel residence named Small But Capable debuts under Alfine management. The compact facility emphasizes efficiency and comfort for travelers, combining streamlined rooms with practical amenities in a downtown setting.
Rain Dusts Alpine Start of Week in Creekside Weather
Rain fell in Alpine between 3 and 4 am marking the first moisture there after weeks of dryness. The shower was reportedly heavier to the northwest and north, with Marfa also receiving a good rain. J. P. Graves of Plainview visited his sons B. C. and James here, while Cisto Bounds of Carthage is in Alpine enjoying the climate. Newton, recently at the Border Service station, left for Dallas to join the Port plant. Mrs. Newton and their daughter plan to follow later. Mrs. Hubert M. Smith of Crystal City visited Alpine friends as did Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holt during a weekend trip for the Sul Row Mines game. The Holts reside in Odessa now, where they run a dry goods and ready to wear store.
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Marfa
Hubert M. Smith
Crystal City
Alpine
Methodist Church
W. van Bickle
J. A. Holt
Mrs. Holt
R.A. McMurry
Holts
Odessa
Chiropractic free analysis offer and local notices
A chiropractor advertises free spinal analysis during November at Carroll Vaughn’s office in Turner Building. Also listed are a used bed wanted by Mrs J Leath, a posted ranch land notice by Clarence Hord, a Sunny Glen trespass warning by Clarence and Alonzo Hord, a fatal car crash report involving Walter Palmer and Winfred Stevenson, and various local business items including glassware and Pyrex at Alpine Lumber Co. Haw. Dephtla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Vaughn
Lions Group Meeting Held in Stockton Port
Alpine Lions club members attended a Port Stockton gathering Wednesday night chaired by Norman Spencer with District Governor E. J. Pitts of Laibbock present to deliver an address. Local attendees included Carroll Vaughn Miss Olver Mr and Mrs R A Whiteside Sloan Ayres Adele Anderson and the Grangers Vogt Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Lions Club
Port Stockton
Norman Spencer
E. J. Pitts
Laibbock
Carroll Vaughn
810Ver
R.A. Whiteside
Sloan Ayres
Thomas B. Granger
Paul Vogt
Adele Anderson
Walter Garnett
Lobos Triumph as Muckeits Stop Bearlet Drive in Final Moments
In a tense contest, the Lobos held off a late surge by the Miners as Bearlet and Mabry led defensive stands to preserve the lead. Early on Wilson connected with Walker for the first touchdown after Krudek and Wilson moved the ball from the 28 to the 7 yard line, with a failed conversion ending the third. A fourth quarter pass from Wilson to Mays extended the margin, but a crucial stop prevented a Bearlet comeback and sealed the history-making win. Notable players include Colvin J, Caraway, Mabry, and Taylor among the Lobos lineup.
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School of Tines
Tay Oth
Wilson
Walker
Krudek
Lobos
Miners
Muckiets
Sul Ross
Mays
Boo
Bi Mabry
Labo
Colvin J
Caraway
Mabry
LOBOS PLAY LAST GAME Continued from Page 1
A fragmentary notice lists players and pallbearers connected to a game recap, including names such as Murphy, Soy, Sun Lor, and Pray. The text appears as a continuation from page one with terse, partial line items and scattered personal mentions.
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Toy” Howe
Sta
Uae
Murphy
W. A Fen Ouate
W. Bata
LOBOS
Teams Clash Tomorrow at Jackson Field in Key Game
The article notes an anticipated battle between ot and opponents with coach Graves predicting a tight match. The afternoon game at Jackson Field promises a strong test for both sides and a 75 cent admission including tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Jackson Field
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Roy Spence
Crane
Spence
Mes Carroll Stevens
Bourn
Mrs H. @. Warron
Bor
CG. Morrison
Corpus
Chris M. Beaumont
Eretion
W.B. Hancock
Mac Sawyer
Morsivon
Hotel Eddy
Alfine
Mildred, Mer
Ana
the Lone Cowboy
Jackie Cooper
Lila Lee
Joan Wray
Belle OF
The
Nineties
Caravan
Millaps Holmes and
Arker
Wed
Thurs
Madelaine Carroll
Kitty Carlisle
Victor McLaglen
Carl Brisson
Jack Oakie
Penney’s
Fitch
Alpine, Texas
J.P. Graves
Plainview
B.C. and
James
Tom Abene
Dallas
van Newton
Border Service
Dal “Bestere
Mrs. Newton
Little Daustver
Chiropractic
J. Leath
Posten
Sunny Glen
Clarence and
Alonzo Hord
Bee
Walter Palmer
Montour Pall
Wich
Winfred Stevenson
Xsrimary Oladly Fup
Johns-Manville
Om Rem
Manville
Floyd Gibbons
Storey-Whiteside Lumber CO
Phe
Stockton
Pre‘inet No. 2
Geo. W. Seybert
SUL Ross Lobos
Ine
Sem
Gute Forte Sd Trison Emir
Neo Bac
Pere
Quarrel Oea
Gene Taylor
An Ang
Cpe
Uenle
Main
Ole
Shoot
Som
Big Bend Grocery
Henretia Gubert
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