Lobos and Rams Deadlock 7-7 In Homecoming Clash
The Lobos and Rams battled to a 7-7 tie in a Saturday night game before about 2000 fans. Injuries hindered the Lobos after a strong start, with Graham scoring for the Lobos and the Rams replying late in the second quarter on a long pass setup. The contest remained tight into the third quarter before Archer’s play drew the action to a close.
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Sul Row
Lobo
Texse ‘Wesleyan
Lobos
Rams
Graham
Rems
Archer
Sea voyage ends with engish sailor on long voyage
A year old Eng led American sailor Josh E Clark completed a three month voyage from England ending with a dramatic return to Se vaneah Gs. Sailor Clark reportedly reinning through one berri ne after guiding decks to Se vaneah. Alpine youths Hari McCall and Floyd Dalton, both 14, with a 22 rifle, claimed an 8 point buck after a night out last week, the kill attribution still undecided between the two boys.
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Josh E. Clark
Sevaneah
England
Sevendge
Clark
Hari McCall
Comanion
Floyd Dalton
Swith
Coe
Final date set for split-payment tax plan
Deputy Tax Collector Pink Phelps announced that November 30 is the final date to pay one half of state and county taxes under the split-payment plan. Those paying half by December 1 have until June 30 to complete the final payment, while full payment is due by January 31 if the plan is not used. Only 11 taxpayers had used the option up to this week.
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Pink Phelps
Mr. Phelps
Sul Ross Lights Dedicated at Jackson Field Amid Game
The newly installed lights at Jackson Field were dedicated between halves of the Wesleyan Sul Ross game by Sul Ross president Dr H W Morelock. Representatives from Rotary Lions chamber of commerce Alpine school board and athletic committee were introduced. The Sul Ross Marfa and Alpine bands performed. Several players were honored with final games, including Bo Graham high scorer with 58 points.
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Jackson Field
Sul Ross
H.W. Morelock
Don Littleton
Rotary Club
Ray LaBeff
Lions Club
Carroll ‘Vaughn
Chamber of Commerce
Dom ‘Adams
Alpine School Board
E. ©. Sperry
Marfa
Hhurt
Lobos
Rams
Bo Gradham
G. W. Archer
Meeting Attendance Mentioned in Texas Teachers Group
A note cites attending a Wednesday meeting of the Texas State Teachers Association group in Dallas with plans to participate in the related proceedings. The text emphasizes involvement in the state teachers organization and the Dallas locale.
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Dallas
Texas State Teachers Aum
Problems of Youth to Be Discussed by Rev Fulmer
Purely Personal sermons by Rev. M. M. Fulmer of the First Baptist church outline youth issues. Topics include Shall I Dance on Nov 27 and This Matter of Drinking on Dec 4 with Does Purity Pay? on Dec 11 as the series invites the community to attend.
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Fulmer
M. M. Fulmer
First Baptist Church
Publisher Moore Ends Run At Big Bend Sentinel
In a Cuss Colyum note, Charles Moore announces his sale of the Big Bend Sentinel effective December 16, leaving Marta without a longtime local publisher. The piece praises Moore’s work, recalls Alpine and local press identity, and reflects on community support and newspaper integrity.
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Ini Crime
Charles Moore
Big Bend Sentinel
Marts
Colyum
Bob
Jacobs
Marta
Charles
Alpine Teachers At State Meet In Dallas
Among those attending the Texas State Teachers Assembly meet in Dallas this weekend are Sul Ross staff Dr. H. W. Morelock Dr. G. P. Smith Miss Irma Lee Batey Miss Faye Hamilton Miss Ang le Kate Ferguson A. J. Bierschwabe F. G. Walker and city school staff Miss Velma Owens. Mr Pay View Vitoria had the first pecking.
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Alpine
Texas
Asm
Dallas
Sul Ross
H. W. Morelock
G. P. Smith
Irma Lee Batey
Faye Hamilton
Angle Kate Ferguson
A. J. Bierschwabe
F. G. Walker
Velma Owens
Austin
Pay View
Thanksgiving By Alma Hatley Vansickle
Thanksgiving poem by Alma Hatley Vansickle praising gifts from nature and home. It reflects on soil rain sun birds flowers and stars, gratitude to God, and the hope to be grateful on a blessed day for daily gifts and blessings.
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Alma Hatley Vansickle
History of Fort Davis post office traces to early postwar years
Fort Davis post office dates from May 28, 1867 with Edwin D. L. Wicks as postmaster, shortly after the Civil War reoccupation of Fort Davis. The article traces successive postmasters from Wicks to George Wicks, Patrick Murphy, Hiram Kelley, Simeon Chaney, Albert W. Chaney, John D. Davis, and Mattie Belle Anderson, noting ties to local figures and events as the town’s mail service evolved.
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Ft. Davis
Barry Scobee
Davie
United States Post Office
Edwin D. L. Wicks
Fost
Wesley Merritt
Ninth
U. S. Cavalry
U.S. Postoffice Department
Fort Davis
Wicks
Wickes
George
Patrick Murphy
Dan Murphy
J. P. Weatherby
Pat
Hiram Kelley
Hiram
Marfa
Judge Weatherby
Masonic Lodge
Kelley
Simeon Chaney
Albert W. Chaney
A Chaney
Chaney
John D. Davis
Davis
Abbot & Davis
Old Fort
Mattie Belle Anderson
Kentucky
Cleveland
Jett Davis
Whittaker Keesey
Keesey
Otis M
A. Thompson
Thompson
Bucks Beat Rankin 12-7 on Jackson Field
Alpine Bucks edged Rankin Red Devils 12-7 last Friday at Jackson Field. T. C. Casey scored on a third quarter plunge after a long drive, while Rankin answered with a fourth quarter touchdown and extra point. Coach Webb faced injuries as two starting ends were unavailable.
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Alpine Bucks
Johnnie Pryde
Rankin Red Devils
Jackson Field
Bucks
T. C. Casey
Red Devils
Casey
Webb
Weeton
Beck
Marta
Big Bend park plan highlighted by Texas officials
Park chief says the Big Bend project is the greatest thing before Texas as a session shows extensive National Park Service films on both sides of the border. Amon Carter chairs a statewide campaign committee formed in May in Austin to build support and fund local quotes from subscribing cities. Maier describes the Chisos Mountains as a key borderland scenery example and notes the park’s year round access and strategic single entrance at Permian Gap, with geology showing volcanic mountains and little mineral value.
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National Park Service
Big Bend
Austin
Amon Carter
Morelock
Governot-cleet O’daniel
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
OCC
Maier
Chisos
United States
Cal Island
Rhode Ialand
Rio Grande
Grand Canyon of
St. Helens
Ro Grande
O'Daniel
Pack
Texas
Per Timmon Gap
Marathon
Il la Sub-Margina
Lobos decline post season game in Odessa
Sul Ross athletic committee and coaches declined an invitation to play a post season game in early December with Daniel Baker Hillbillies in Odessa. They cited the team’s poor condition and a two week recuperation window for injured players, noting several first stringers were injured before the Texas Wesleyan game and more were added after the Saturday contest.
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Sul Ross
Daniel Baker Hillbillies
Odessa
Lobos
Lobo
Graves
Texas Wesleyan
Fraser Makes Talks Before Odessa Groups
District Attorney Alan Fraser visited Odessa schools at the invitation of Supt. Murry Fly delivering his lecture on Crime Prevention at the high school assembly and crime clinic. He addressed a meeting of the County Teachers Association and PTA and a joint Lions Rotary clubs meeting and conferred with Junior Chamber of Commerce on a proposed park and recreational program.
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Alan Fraser
Odessa
Supt
Murry Fly
Asen
PTA
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sanderson Man Dies In Big Bend Car Crash
MARATHON Nov 23 A Mr McDonald of Sanderson was killed when a pickup on the Boquillas Hot Springs road in Southern Brewster county crashed into a bluff and overturned. He died jumping from the vehicle. a companion was slightly injured. The body was taken to Sanderson. Relatives and guests planned Del Rio visits surrounding a Sparkses reunion.
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Marathon
McDonald
Sanderson
Boquillas- Hot Springs
Brewster County
Lena Lemmons
M. M. Fulmer
del Rio
Marshall Sparks
Harper
Nurse Moves Office to Courthouse
Miss M. Claire McGuire county health nurse moved her office from Central Ward school to the courthouse to provide a more central location. Dr. Joel Wright county health officer announced the change yesterday.
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M. Claire McGuire
Joel Wright
Dentists in 1820 United States Count Tiny
In 1820 there were only about 100 dentists practicing in the United States, a tiny field for a growing nation as medical professions expanded and urban centers began to demand oral care services.
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United States
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Texas Wesleyans
Alpine Youths
Saina
Sponter
Dal Rose
Puntard
Ross
Grabm
Hefenbrock
Avalanche
Bowell
Perel
Ted
Weatherford
A.C. C
Sul Rows
John Tarleton
Sul Roos
St. Mary's
Sul Rom
Canyon
Roos
Schreiner
L. W. Clark
Daytona Beach
Fla
Focal
Mirror
Texas Department of Public ‘Safety
Arkansas Road
CIO
Mr. Ford
Vitoria
Overland Mail
el Paso
California
Rankin
U. S
Fraser
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