Lobo grid odds rise as two games left on Sul Ross schedule
Sul Ross awaits two final games with McMurry and El Paso Junior College. Randolph College earlier toppled McMurry, boosting optimism that Sul Ross can win both games. With Kell out, Allan Ford, Cowan, and Kelly return to the lineup as the Lobos prepare for a Turkey Day trip to El Paso.
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Sul Ross Lobo
Lobos
McMurry
Randolph College
Sul Ross
Randolph
Indians
Teen
Lobo
Reserve Officers Meet in Alpine on Tuesday Evening
The Alpine Reserve Officers association held its meeting Tuesday evening at Midway Date, first gathering in months. Lt Col John Perkins CA-Res, fresh from the Army War College in Washington, shared insights, dues were paid, and new member Second Lieutenant S. G. West, a Canton TX native now teaching in Alpine, was welcomed. The group set a monthly meeting schedule for the first Tuesday evening each month.
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Reserve Officers Association
Alpine
John Perkins
Ca-Res
Army War College
Washington, D. C
8. G. West
Canton
Texas
Wilson Well Shut Down Briefly for Repairs
The Wilson well was shut for several days awaiting fuel oil according to Doddridge. He said a depth of 1600 feet had been reached and the logs match those of Wilson No. 1 where oil was found. The drill paused due to a fossil-bed delay and related issues.
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Wilson
Wilson Ho
Doddridge
Western World plans feature stories from Davis Mountains region
Davis Mountains territory draws attention from Fort Worth publisher Western World. P. R. Macintosh, staff correspondent, visits Big Bend for a week gathering data and interviewing residents for feature articles. Alpine Chamber of Commerce secretary provides information and photos. He praises the scenery and notes potential for multi month coverage.
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Davis Mountains
West
R. Macintosh
Western World
The
World Publishing Company of
Fort Worth
Big Bend
United States
Mexico
W. B. Hamilton
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Macintosh
Mr. Macintosh
Etherion
Brewster County
Shafter
Sul Ross Plans Dismissal for El Paso Convention
Sul Ross will dismiss Thursday through Saturday of Thanksgiving week to allow faculty and students to attend the State Teachers association convention in El Paso. Exes will meet at the El Paso event with former students and educators. Sul Ross Lobos face El Paso Junior College in football at the high school stadium Thursday afternoon, capping a strong season. A Sul Ross Exes canquet will be held at the Del Norte Hotel with plate reservations urged early.
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SUL Ross
McMurry Indians
EL Paso Junior
College AT
EL Paso
Tanior
Lobo Pack
el Paso Junior College
Panthers
Lobos
Deuce
Ate Teachers College
State Teachers Association
United States
I Davis to Entertain Federated Clubs at Fort Davis
Fort Davis Texas November 16 The Davis Mountain Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its semi annual session Saturday with delegates from Fort Stockton Marathon Alpine Marfa Valentine Fort Davis. Officers to be elected and next meeting place chosen. Mrs H B Broaddus Colorado sixth district president expected. Program covers loans four clubs home education legislation motion pictures highways and tourism with readings reports and a nominating committee. Alpine women to attend with 12 or 14 members on program and strong local interest.
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Barry Scobee
Fort Davis
Tex
Davis Mountain Federation of Women's Clube
Fort Stockton
Marathon
Alpine
Marfa
Valentine Fort Davis
H. B. Broaddus
Colorado
Alpine Club
Alpine Study Club
Soprano Marie Montana and Franz Kneisel to Perform Duet Recital
Miss Marie Montana and Franz Kneisel, two renowned artists, will give a joint recital at Sul Ross College auditorium on November 23 at 8 oclock. Montana, born Ruth Kellogg Waite, studied at the Toronto Conservatory and the Conservatoire Americain, later making her mark in Florence and Napoli. Kneisel, noted as her accompanist, is an accomplished violinist with a distinguished career in both America and Europe.
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Marie Montana
Franz Kneisel
Sul Ross College
Montana
Ruth Kellogg Waite
Europe
Gatiss
Toronto Conservatory of Music
le Conservatoire Americain
Walter Damrosch
Ernestine Bischini
Florence
Violetta
Genoa
San Carlo
Naples
Caruso
de Luca
Rose Ralsa
Franz Kneise
America
Meet With Success In Red Cross Drive
RF Davis chairs the local Red Cross drive outlining four annual membership types of $1, $5, $10 and $25 with half dollar to National HQ and the rest to local work. Life memberships cost $60 and $100 Patrons join to bolster the national endowment. The drive is progressing well with committees reporting about $100 and East Alpine expected to push totals to $125 to $150, a stronger showing than recent campaigns.
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RF. Davis
Campain
Red Cross
Washington
Naonal
Ita
Pat Tron
National
Red Crom Treasury
Tseheaaae
Davia
Davis
East Alpine
Ed Cross
1080S Win Over School of Mines in Lone Star clash
The Sul mon Lobos defeated the Texas School of Mines 214 in a Saturday game before about 500 fans. The Miners showed grit with 17 first downs to 12 for the Lobos, but were hurt by fumbles and strong Lobos defense. Moco Dowler stood out on the line as Lobos controlled the game with ground plays and solid blocking.
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Star
Alford
el Paso
Cowan
Miners
el Paso Herald
Lobos
Kelly
Lobo Full
Sulmon Lobos
Texas School of Mines
Lobo Bucks
Alford and Cowan
Ofiense
Green
Byrne
Griaaty
Lobo
Moco
Highland Stock Winners at Kansas City Royal Stock Show
Telegram confirms Highland stock winners at the Kansas City Royal Stock Show. George Jones takes second and grand championship on calves and first on steer yearlings, with Smith Brothers second on yearlings and third on calves. Avalanche cannot confirm other Highland stock results due to incomplete reports.
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Davis
Smith Bros
Tyrrell
Kenneth
George Tones
Kansas City Royal Stock Show
Joe Expy
Clay
Jeff Davis
George Jones
Smith Brothers
Cattle Shipments Continue at Lively Clip
Cattle shipments and traders move briskly with eight calves and four cows shipped from Alpine and Hovey to Fort Worth. Two hundred steers at 1200 pounds go to California. three calf loads and more cars to Producers Commission bound for Los Angeles and Fort Worth. Additional sales include 200 yearlings to Kobernot & Son and calves to Stockton. Several firms report multi-car shipments to Fort Worth, California, Kansas City, and Los Angeles this week.
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Jackson & Harmon
Ippera
Alpine
Hovey
Fort Worth
California
Producers Commission Company
George A. Brown
Mitchell Bros
Marfa
Kansas City
Poultry Feed Talks Highlight Fort Worth Mills Agent Visit
G. M. Mellvaine of Universal Mills Fort Worth met with Howell Lumber local dealers to discuss feed questions and addressed the Highland Poultry Association at a called meeting. He noted a top poultry expert, Prof. W. Kazmeler, former head of poultry husbandry at A&M Texas, would head a regional school of instruction for members when established.
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G. 8. Mellvaine
Universal Mills of Fort Worth
Howell Lumber, Company
Highland Poultry Association
Mellvaine
W. Kazmeler
A. & M. College of Texas
Kazmeler
Highland Association
Canning Demonstration Planned Across Brewster County
A canning demonstration led by an A&M College expert will be held in Alpine on November 20 and extended to Caldwell Electric on Railroad Avenue. Miss Helen Swift and County Agent 8 Miller will oversee, with support from Jackson & Harmon. Ranchers and housewives across the county are urged to attend for meat canning techniques and using every part of the beef. Demonstrations will also occur in Fort Davis and Marfa in the following two days.
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Brewster County
A. & M. College
Helen. Swift
Miller
Caldwell Electric Ton
Jackson & Harmon
Whittaker
Avalanche
County Court Adjourns To Meet November Term
The regular November term of county court convened last Monday with Hon. Jas A Burke presiding. There were no criminal cases set and attorneys were not ready to try civil cases. The court adjourned until Tuesday the 28th and the jury was excused until that date.
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Touth
Swith Hon
Jas. A. Burke
Remember Baptist Orphans On Thanksgiving Day
The Baptist Women's Missionary Union plans a Thanksgiving aid drive for Buckner Orphans Home. A barrel of cakes and cookies will be prepared by union members and closed Tuesday afternoon. Donations can be arranged through Mrs. Moorman, Mrs. Wath, or Mrs. R. J. Ratlitt.
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Ladies of
Te Baptist Women’s Abissionary Union
Buckner
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