Local Items From Alpine and Surrounding Areas
Local items show Rae Bush and others from extension groups visiting Alpine for business. Mrs. Mattie Beard arrives for a visit with her engines. Mrs. D. M. McEachern and Rana H. Maxey visit daughter Norene in Texan. Mrs. J. C. Conley and Phil Gren plan a visit with relatives at Post. Tisdale visits Elpine while seeking blacktail buck. ASN Southall travels to El Paso then Salina, Colorado after a brother’s death. W Brown tours Southwestern Growth fee interpretation but is diverted to Denver. Jack Batcock from San Antonio visits relatives. Dr. Scott and wife leave Eth Marathon for extended East Texas vacation. Pritz and Walter Gradt’s ill father brought home to Camp Westside. Mrs. Ella Carver of Houston stays with Mrs. Chas. Bishop. The Nevenses plan ranch purchase near Alpine and travel to Mitre Peak park resort on Tip mi4 ranch north of Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nevens
Aturee
San Antonio
Mitre Peak Park
Alpine
A and M College Buys Lantern Slides For Cattle Study
The A and M college has purchased about sixty lantern slides from Mr. Smither. The images feature high grade cattle from the Big Bend and Davis Mountain regions to aid the animal husbandry department. Frontier Times publisher Marvin Hunter of Bandera plans Alpine visit to arrange a collection on Indian basket work for his museum. Hunter, a Texas history authority, travels with his son Marvin Jr. of Fort Davis. Visitors from Trinity Life Insurance hunting party reported a deer kill of fifteen in the Henderson area. Neuen family from San Antonio, now living at Mitre Peak park, also visited the chamber office with plans for school enrollment for a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College
Marvin J. Hunter
Bandera
The
Frontier Times
Banera
Alpine
Chisor Mountains
Johnson
Hunter
Texas
United States
Zaney
Western Soften
Mr. Hunting
Marvin, Jr
Fort Davis
Big Bend
Chambers of Commerce
Neuen
San Antonio
Mitre Peak Park
Wlso
Local Marathon Notes and Visits From Townspeople
Marathon society page notes Earl Clark Corresmond and Mrs Walter Skinter leaving Sunday for a two week visit in San Antonio. Lida Belle McGonagill attended a home economics teachers meeting in Alpine Friday and Saturday. D W Collins of Lordsburg is visiting family. A B Andersons return from Ange with relatives. J Le Shormake and W Walliams families from Ysleta visiting Tesnus and Macathon. Jean Arnold David McGehee Jim Worthington attended a house party at David Combs ranch in the Davis mountains. Guy S Crawford and granddaughter of Traan visiting Roy Stillewell. Thanksgiving program at the school Wednesday at 3:18 hosted by Sth and th grades. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Arold
David McGehee
Jim Worthington
David Combs
Davis Mountains
W. T. Burnham
Cattle shipments and sales to California and West Texas herds
El Paso Packing Co along with Sam Nay El Paso and other buyers moved three loads of EL heifer calves to California. Contracts cover 760 EL heifers from El sinore Cattle Co for December 5 delivery. Additional lots sold to Wil ham Connell El Paso and George Vail Calif with various prices. 1000 yearlings shipped by W P Fischer Cattle Co Marathon to Routt Bros Owens Valley for gain basis. West Texas appraisers record 1219 cattle for 02 ranch on November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Packing Co
California
Sam Nay
el Paso
Mr. Nay
E. L
Elsinore Cattle Co
Wilam Connell
Jim Phillips
San Angelo
Gage Ranches
Marathon
Jacobs Bros
Kansas City
Wells McIntyre
George ‘Vail
Vail Cattle Co
Californa
J.C. Bird
William Coman
Emporia
Kansas
Peyton Packing Co
Jeff
W. W. Turney
Paso Packing Co
W. P. Pischer Cattle Co
Mar
Routt Bros
Owens Valley
Calif
Roy Cleveland
Marfa
Colton
John Young
Bothell
Bueau of Animal Husbandry
West Texas
Guy
Combs
H. Kokernot
Hunters See Deer Tags, Ranches Busy Across El Paso Area
El Paso and nearby valleys host guests at the Hendersons ranch and Wells McIntyre’s extensive hunts. Alpine reports many kills as nimrods pursue the elusive jackrabbit and otters come up empty. A party including D K Martin and Judge Bly of the state highway commission plus Roy Angell and Charlie Moore toured Alpine area ranches. The blacktail season west of the Pecos closes November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Hendersons
Wells McIntyre
Alpine
D. K. Martin
Judge Bly
State
Hihway Commission
Roy Angell
First Baptist Church
Lobos over Sul Ross in final grid clash
Sul Ross closed its football season with an 48 0 defeat to New Mexico Lobos. The Lobos built a dominant lead while Sul Ross rotated squads, showing one of the best teams in two years despite limited material. Coach Graves praised the squad after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustangs
Sul
Lobo
Graves
Altick
Labo
New Mexico
Lobos
Sul Ross
Sundiron
I. J
Sul Ross dominates multiple opponents in scattered scores
Sul Ross faced several opponents including Daniel Baker Weatherford Junior College and Texas Miners with decisive margins. The team posted 19 points against Daniel Baker, 20 against Weatherford Junior College, 13 against Texas Miners and 37 against New Mexico Mus tangs, while also mounting shutouts in some matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Daniel Baker
Legion Convention Opens With Musical Tributes and Speakers
The Legion convention will feature the Traan Boy Scout band Sanderson High band and McCamey Le scion band performing. Delegations from Alpine Salonnaire and Atelay wl A are listed as attending. Min Bana Stoney will deliver the welcome address at Sunday’s morning session before a memorial and religious service at the Cristian church. The closing session is set for Sunday afternoon with about 150 visitors expected, per reports from Mast Oil stores and wicks Alpine Lt. O. Haw. Dept. the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traan Boy Scout Band
Sanderson High School
McCamey Lescion Band
Alpine
Atelay Wl
Min Bana Stoney
Cristian Church
Pepers
Mast
Poland rich in game across regions says Washington Post
A Washington Post writer notes Poland is among the world’s richest game countries. Wild boar and bison in the west, elk and lynx in the east, waterfowl in Polesie, bears and wolves in the Carpathians, with hunting lasting year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Washington Post
Europe
Siberian
Polesie
Carpathian Hills
Carpathain
Tfc
Alpine Bucks Face Fort Davis In Afternoon Showdown
Alpine Bucks prepare to host Fort Davis high school at Jackson Field at three this afternoon. The Bucks, who recently lost 25 0 to Sanderson Eagles, seek a faster game after a prior tie with Fort Davis. The forthcoming clash could mark the Bucks final contest of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Bucks
Fort Davis
Jackon Field
Bucks
Davis Boys
Sandervon Eales
Eagles
Farm credit loans support cattle feeding in 1994
Red loans approved June 19 1994 and not from permanent Farm Credit institutions. An average of about 1 250 000 dollars a week is loaned to feed cattle and other stock with winter credit available if borrowers maintain good credit and show incentive to pay debts. The Avalanche advertises first class job printing at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
Fragmented OCR Note on Chiropractic Erasure Message
A damaged OCR fragment discusses erasure and recall in a medical context with scattered terms. It mentions chiropractic eras and a wave of individuals potentially affected. The text hints at a regional or historical discussion but remains largely unreadable and non-specific.
The Coffee Cup Opens With Cleanliness Promise
The Coffee Cup by Gene and Henrietta Gilbert promises spotless service and wholesome foods prepared in a home style setting. Diners are invited to eat and inspect the establishment to confirm cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene and
Henrietta
Gilbert
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Rae Bush
College Station
T. B .Wood
Abilene
Mattie Beard
Anms
D. M. McEachern
Rana H. Maxey
Mise Norene
Texan
J. C. Conley
Phil Gren
Post
T. Tisdale
Johnson City
Bianco County
Elpine
ASN
Southall
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Salina
Colorado
W. Brown
Marta
Denver 1 Center
Marty Pe=fete
Jack Batcock
Dr. Scott
Marethon
Wednevlay
Pritz
Walter Gradt
Hovey
Mra. Dees
Camp Westside
Ella Carver
Houston
Chas. Bishop
McGreevy Co
Jeffrie
Picture Sisters
Monte Cristo
Elissa Lande and
Robert Donat
Ben Bernie
Dorothy Dell
Arlene Judge
Thui.Fk
Little Miss Marker
Shirley Temple
Adolphe Mexjou
Chamber of Commerce
Lowrie Merkeley
Earl Clark
Corresmond
Walter Skinter
Lida Belle McGonagill
D. W. Collins
Lordsburg
A.B Anderson
J. le Shormake
W. Walliams
Ysleta
Tesnus
Macathon
Crawford
Traan
Visting
Roy Stillewell
Lonos
D. N. Scott
Mr. Scott
W. L. Hestes
Walter Skinner, Jr
Roy Stillwell Ranch
Buttril Ranch
Mr. Larkin Smith
Larkin Baaith
Tom Yarbro
Walton Shoemake
W. R Green
Cis Mario Simpeon
Green Ranch
A. C. Spalding
Terlingua
D. M.P
Esther Shely
Sanderson
del Rio
Legion
Chiropractic
Aussie Revie Cans Wissen
Preiarer Eisearead Wieper Aa
Oniglenlyie Paenete
Eerie Laanyr
Peer Coeae Een
Ear Vosges Cares
Holland Avenue
Westinghouse
Porcelin
Central Power and Light Company
Hillo
Penney
Chetelmas
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