Marathon Fall Livestock Movement Shifts Rail Shipments
Large livestock movement along the T and N C railroad at Marathon includes about 75 carloads of steers and calves and 30 carloads of sheep sent to packing houses since November 1. Gage Cattle Company shipped 25 carloads while Hess Bros, Guy Combs, Longfellow and Haymond, and R W Arnold sent other consignments to Santa Fe, Missouri River, and El Paso markets. Hal B Ramsey, near Marathon, dispatched 22 carloads of young cattle to his lower ranch areas near Catarina and San Angelo, now based in San Antonio with interests at Marathon, Catarina and San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
D. N. Scott
Gage Cattle Company
Santa Fe
Hess Bros
Guy Combs
Longfellow
Haymond
R.W. Arnold
J & Sons
Marfa
Shely Brothers
Peyton Packing Company
el Paso
Hal B. Ramsey
Bake Sale to be Held at Howell's Hardware Store
The Methodist bake sale will be held tomorrow Saturday at Howell's Hardware Store on Holland Avenue. Proceeds will support church missions and local charitable programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist
Howell's
Holland Avenue
Protests Over Loose Livestock On Alpine Streets
A homeowner in Alpine protests damaged yards due to loose livestock, citing city stock laws and insufficient enforcement. The letter details repeated incursions by cows horses and dogs, complaints about the city commission and the pound keeper, and questions whether homeowners receive fair support in beautifying Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
Alpine
Avenue B
Walker Street
Bowles
Jersey
Henry T. Fletcher
Former Mines coach killed in hunting accident
E. J. Doc Stewart former Texas coach and last year’s Mines mentor was shot by a deer hunter 22 miles north of Kerrville. He was struck by buckshot at 75 feet after being mistaken for a deer. Will James of UT heard his shouts as the fatal shot rang out. Stewart had retired on Thanksgiving Day after a long coaching career across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J
Doc) Stewart
University of Texas
School of Mines
Mucker Paso
Kerrville
San Antonio
Stewart
Will James
B. ©. Graves
Lobos
Simmons University
Mucker
Ohio
Texas
Oregon
South Carolina
Christian Science Thanksgiving Service Planned on East Holland
The Christian Science church on East Holland Avenue will host a Thanksgiving program next Thursday at 11 o'clock. A special music program will accompany the service as members offer thanks for the year's blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Church
East Holland Avenue
Federation to Hold Meet Here Saturday
Women club members from the area gather at the Methodist church for the eleventh semi annual meeting of the Davis Mountain Federation of Clubs. Delegates hear welcomes and reports, with programs by Mrs. Bernal Slight and Mrs. Hi mn, and lunch at Holland hotel. Afternoon sessions include discussions, reports, a new officers election, and plans for next meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Davis Mountain Federation of Clubs
A. C. Spalding
Marathon Club
Texas
Bernal Slight
el Progreso
Jac
H. W. Morelock
State Federation
Mineral Wells
D. W. Collins
Davis Mountain
Himn
Holland Hotel
Apine
Federation
Yates
McCracken
Marsh Lea
L. C. Ritchey
County Court Disposes of Several Cases in Brewster
Brewster county court completed a three day session begun last Monday. Judge C. D. Wood reports docket gearing up for February term with few criminal cases bound over. Five cases dismissed on swindling and bad checks charges with no arrests. In four civil cases for unpaid debts, judgments were entered against the editor with 6 percent interest until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County Court
C. D. Wood
J. W. Frazer
Alleged Accomplice In Recent Shooting Fails to Make Bail
A. D. Driver, identified as an alleged accomplice of Amuel Pettis in a November 3 shooting that killed Jim Gallego and Abelino Ogas, did not post a $500 bond and remains in the county jail Pastor Justice W. H. Ragin ordered him bound over as a witness for the February term. The preliminary hearing showed Driver possibly owned the pistol and aided Pettis in a getaway, but the judge found evidence insufficient and Driver is held under watch as Pettis faces potential habeas corpus action with San Antonio attorneys representing him. Sheriff W. C. Hale supervises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Driver
Amuel Pettis
Jim Gallego
Abelino Ogas
Justice Ofth Peace
W. H. Ragin
Pettis
Driver
Ragin
Hunter Metcalfe
Maffa
San Antonio
Jude A.M. Turney
W. C. Hale
Lions Club to Form in Alpine with Pecos Lions aid
Alpine to form Lions Club next Tuesday at noon with a luncheon at the Holland Hotel. A. K. Owens says 24 businessmen will join as charter members. charter night set for December 17 with 157 visiting Lions expected. Owens notes Lions rank high in membership nationally, and the first project will sponsor an initiation program at Maria Pine. Officers include A. E Owens president and J. W. Bridges first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Lions Club
Holland Hotel
A. K. Owens
Lions Club
Rotary
Kiwanis
Owens
The
Texas
Lions
Whethout
Petox Chapter
Alpine Lions
Maria
Pine
A. E B. Owens
J. W. Bridges
Roy Whiteside
C.F. Eaton
Third View aMey
Secre
Jack Edwards
Campbell Barker
J. W. Frazer
Jimmie Keefer
FE. Gaeglein
Louis Forchhelmer
Well Known Mexican Woman Dies After Illness
Mestinba Fierro, a 40 year old Mexican woman, died Thursday morning at her home near the Catholic church where she had lived for years. She had suffered for weeks from debility and stomach trouble. Interment followed at the Mexican cemetery. She is survived by husband Jim Fierro and six children. Jim Fierro works at the Alpine Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mestinba Fierro
Mesimba Fierro
Jim Fierro
Sal Ross To Offer Evening College Classes
Townspeople request prompt expansion of Sal Ross college offerings. Victor Smith leads the plan to hold once weekly evening classes in drafting mechanics drawing and fabricating. Interested residents should apply by letter to Miss Nena Linn, registrar, noting desired work. Credit may be available for those with accredited high school education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Ross College
Victor
Smith
Publicscheme Mith
Misenna D. Linn
Bucks Found In Davis Country Opens Deer Season
Ft. Davis November 20. First day of the deer season drew many out of county hunters to town. The first buck brought in was by E. E. Mitchell, head mason on the new schoolhouse project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Davis
Fort Davis
Buck
E. E. Mitchell
Mason
Hunters on the Sproul Rivalry Mentioned in Feud Years
Hunters on the Sproul and figures such as George Fowlkes ranches along with C D McNatt reported bringing in similar trocks though not as plentiful as past years. So far as known few local men killed off too generously last Feud and in previous season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fowlkes
C. D. McNatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
COACE
Christian Science
Ramsey
Austin
F. B. White Typewriter Co.,, Inc
North Oregon St
el Paso, Texas
Sal Ross
Davis Country
Walter Garnett
Masonic Bldg
Fifth Street
Alpine Mercantile Company
Ables
Calif
Heinz
Howard’s
Alpine Mercantile Co
Tmanksalvine
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Ner Motor Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!