Lobos Prepare For Red Cross Clash After Tarleton Win
Sul Ross Lobos, coming off a 27 7 victory over Tarleton Plowboys on Jackson Field, push toward an eight day practice schedule before a key game with the Redskins. Coach Graves praises the opponent's strong interference and precise scoring, as the team readies for the Alps Day clash and a critical conference showdown. The Red Cross Roll Call report will be released next week by Rev. Leon William, urging continued donations and participation.
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Sul Ross Lobos
Husky Tarleton
Jackson Field
Graves
Redskins
Indians
Alpin
Tarleton
A. C. C. Wildcats
North Texas ‘Teachers
Red Cross
Leon William
William
Art Exhibit Showcases Southwest Masters at Holland Hotel
An exhibit of paintings by Fremont Ellis Santa Fe Joseph Henry Sharp Taos and others is on display this week at the Holl and Hotel. J F Gandara of Desert Picture Shop El Paso represents the show with Ellis visiting in person Tuesday before returning to Santa Fe. The exhibit runs all day tomorrow.
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Southwest
Holland Hotel
J. F. Gandara
Desert Picture Shop, Inc
el Paso
Fremont Ellis
Santa Fe
Joseph Henry Sharp
Taos
N. Mex
Audrey Dean Nichols
E. 0
Berninghaus
Jouett Fall Elliott
Sheldon Parsons
Mr. Ellis
Hudspeth Ranch
Devil River
Colored Gent Play Staged This Week in ND
Deputy Sheriff Ross Miller staged the second act of the Col ored Gent play after arresting a dusky cheater in Alpine. In October the man shook down about six merchants for fourteen dollars each with forged checks totaling roughly eighty four dollars before fleeing with his bride toward the West. The bride’s fate is unclear as of yesterday. The con artist remains jailed in the county, housed in an upstairs suite over Deputy Miller’s residence near the courthouse.
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Ross Miller
el Paso
Alpine Down
West
Miller
Boy Scouts to Be Guests at Turkey Dinner
Scoutmaster A. F. Robinson continues a Thanksgiving feast for the Boy Scouts at Midway Cafe next Thursday night. This year fathers are invited as part of a father and son emphasis, with a dollar throw to partake, and the event is funded by the scoutmaster who finances the party.
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iaster_A. F. Robinson
Midway Cafe
Ser
Ester Robinson
Robinson
Big Bend in the limelight with nationwide publicity
Mrs. W. B. Hamilton of Brewster County notes the Big Bend region receives ongoing national coverage. An article in the Manufacturers News highlighted roads and proposed highways with photos, the Washington Post ran a State Park piece, and Texas dailies and statewide magazines reprinted the story. A future feature on the Highland Poultry Show is requested for Southwestern Stockman Farmer in El Paso.
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Big Bend
W. B. Hamilter
Brewster County
Chai Commerce
Wfacturer'a
South
Southwest
Washington, D. C
Post
State Park
Apartment House To Open on Jan 1
The College Hall Apartments will be ready for occupancy by January first. Evan J. Wood, contractor and supervisor, said last Thursday that construction is progressing rapidly with thirty men employed. Twenty two three room apartments will include a kitchen and bath. Electric heating will be used throughout. Walls will be a new color plaster with a distinctive plating effect, a beautiful feature of the apartments.
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College Hall
Evan J. Wood
Wood
Ranchers Mull Loco Eradication Plan At Hudspeth Meet
A large gathering of ranchers at the Hudspeth Devil's River ranch discussed eradicating loco weed in Texas highlands and the southwestern cattle country. Hon Joe D. Jackson and Sen Benjamin F. Berkeley attended, with potential federal funds seen as key to a wide campaign benefiting cattlemen and possibly inspiring a Mexican effort amid a two year Big Bend effort against the weed. The meeting also saluted invited ranchers over a big barbecue hosted by Congressman Claude Hudspeth and Roy Hudspeth.
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Texas Highlands
Hudspeth Devil's River Ranch
Joe D. Jackson
Benjamin F. Berkeley
Alpine
United States
Big Bend
Mexico
Claude B. Hudspeth
Roy Hudspeth
Little Theatre Prize Seeks Best Name in Alpine Group
The Little Theatre movement in Alpine hosts a meeting at the Holland 1 to organize. Officers named include Mrs. J. E resident, Mrs. J. C. Cole n vice president, Mrs. M. Hopson secretary. A $1 membership fee is set with no dues unless needed later. A prize for the best name is offered, to be selected by officers and submitted to the secretary by November 26. The event aims to fund a new school house or Little Theatre building for plays. Members invited, with details in the paper’s ad. those interested should contact Mrs. Joe. Wright.
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Holland
Alpine
J. E
J. C. Colen
M. Hopson
Chamber of Commerce
Holland Hotel
Joe. Wright
Billie West
Plans for New West Alpine High School Funded
A chamber of commerce committee and J C Page outlined bonding for a new high school in West Alpine. The project totals about 100000 dollars with 78000 for the school building and 12000 for remodeling the current ward school. Shipping plans include remodeling the Mexican ward building and enlarging nearby property for the site, with a completion target and display in Gillett Browns window.
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Chamber of Merce
J. C. Page
Page Brothers
Austin Archilyets
South Alpine
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Yokers
Drawng
Gillett Brown
Amelec
Tubre
Artistic Gate for S. A. Fence at Highland Show
A large stone gate and new fence edge the entrance as Highland Show Alpine prepares for December 18. Black Java fowls from Alpine owners Henry Turek and others may be exhibited, with prize money for premiums and a rabbit division. Dr J K Weight notes expected superior displays. J F Miles appointed superintendent. catalog around 99 axes being prepared by Alabanche for distribution.
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California
New York
Alpine
Henry
Turek
Towl
J. K. Weight
J. F. Miles
Ready
Brewster C Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Alavanche
Coyotes Meet Marfa All Stars At Jackson Field
Coyotes second string under coach Graves will face an all-star team from the Army Cavalry post and Marfa this afternoon at 2 oclock. Alpine fans will see players unused this year as the game opens at Jackson Field. Admission is four bits.
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Ch Graves
Te Coyotes
V8. Army Cavalry
Marfa
Regien
Jackson Field
Marfa and Odessa Clash For District Title Today
Marfa High and Odessa High meet in Marfa to decide the district title after Marfa topped Fort Stockton and Odessa advanced with a win over Pecos. Coach Led Martin has built a strong Marfa squad as Alpine awaits the winner in class B.
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Marfa
Odewa
Lobos Rally Halves Tarleton A&M Loss In Aerial Slugfest
Lobo offense surged after a rough start as Sul Ross moved the ball with Wicker filling in at running back. Crow scored the first TD, and Jim Crow added the extra point as Lobos dominated Tarleton A&M with a series of big plays and special teams.
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Sul Ross
Wicker Hobo
Tarleton
Crow
McNell
Jim Crow
Flying Dot
Jim
Kame
Roads and railways praised by Miss Buena Gilder secretary
The article lauds Miss Buena Gilder of the EL aso Automobile association for her work promoting Texas and New Mexico highways. It notes her publicity across United States and foreign magazines and cites Europa Motor magazine in Berlin as publishing a lengthy story thanks to her efforts.
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Texas
Buena Gilder
Elaso Automobile Association
Miss Gilder
New Mexico
United States
Europa Motor
Berlin
Germany
Alpine Plans Ambitious City Paving Campaign
Alpine city commissioners unveil a sweeping paving program connecting nearly all city sections to downtown. The plan widens most roads to 30 feet, adds crebs, and uses Uvalde rock asphalt, with Avenue B first to be paved from Fifth Street to the college campus and linked to College Avenue.
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Alpine
Holland Avenue
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
College Campus
College Avenue
Lege
Benson Car Stolen In Weekend Theft On Fifth Street
A Chevrolet coupe owned by Benson was stolen from a Benson residence on Fifth Street early Sunday. Officers say the car was left in the street about 11:30 Saturday night and later seen near Fort Davis. A police check found a single occupant who gave Maria as an address. The car was nearly new and not damaged.
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Benson
Fifth Street
Forts
Quars
Fort Davis
Ofcer
Maria
Brewster Marble Attracts Attention From Chicago To Texas
Brewster county marble draws interest in Chicago and major cities as a Chicago banker requests samples for a new bank building. The Alpine marble deposits here are described as very high quality in a wide range of colors, ample for a marble palace for all residents of Brewster County and beyond.
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Brewster County
Chicago
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
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LOBOS
Red Cross McMurry
BOY Scouts
BIG Eastern
Little Theatre
S. A. Fence
Rereteeet
Elinat Eines Et
Talietaes
Taltes Eeehiaca
Etine Eek
Bethea Attic
Nameoa Niele Lennes
Kyle of
Ozona
Chee Meade Ince
Gratdlosaian
Coyotes
Odessa
Tarleton A. &M
Brewster
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