Campaign Final Drive For Avalanche Voting Prize
Eight working days remain in the Avalanche big voting campaign with $160 to $225 in gold at stake. Candidates Miss Esther Bourland, Mrs J Roy Spence, Miss Fannie May, and Miss Kathleen Newell rally supporters as they race toward the top prize, while the editor notes the final push and encourages long term subscriptions to secure victory.
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Avalanche
Esther Bourland
Marathon
J. Roy Spence
Fannie May
Kathleen Newell
Alpine
Prise
Turkey
Lobos
FI Paso
Sealeh
Alpine Community Center Advocated For Playgrounds
Dr. Eugene T. Lies of the National Playgrounds Association spoke at the Alpine High School about using parks and playgrounds to curb crime and aid youth. He cited prison reform views and praised constructive play, urging Alpine to build a community center to unite residents and foster cooperation.
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Eugene T. Lies
National Playgrounds Association
America
Bur Posal
Lies
American
Lindsay
Baker
Les
Alpine
Len
Herd
del Rio
Dallas
Many Cattle Going to Market From Alpine
Cattle shipments from Alpine are heavy but lighter than usual for this time of year, says L B Harms agent for G H and A Rallray. Improved range conditions support the rise in shipments, with October totals reaching 94 cars via the Southern Pass and 60 cars this month, totaling 122 cars. Shipments consist mainly of steers heading to California markets.
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L. B. Harms
G. H
A. Rallray
Alpine
Starns
California
Marathon Monday Justice Court Convictions Report
County attorney John Perkins appeared for the county in Justice Moorefield's court. Three Mexican individuals faced drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges. Each case resulted in a conviction with fines imposed.
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John Perkins
Moorefield
Iscolastic League District No 17 Officers Named
The officers for District No 17 of the Interscholastic League have been selected. A plan to hold separate tennis and girls volleyball tournaments is proposed to simplify the spring meet. Officials include W J Smith Sul Ross State Teachers College director general and B J Brannon Valentine director of debate among others. Counties comprising District No 17 are Brewster Culberson El Paso Hudspet Jeff Davis Loving Pecos Presidio Reeves Terrell Ward and Winkler.
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Alpine
Austin
el Paso
W. J. Smith
Sul Rose State ‘Teachers College
B. J. Brannon
Valentine
W. C. Jones
Fort Davis
Frances Pendley
Easay
B.C. Graves
Sul Rose
Brewster
Culberson
Hudspet
Jeff Davis
Loving
Pecos
Presidio Reeves
Terrell, Ward and
Winkler
Teachers Association Convention Trip Details
S. M. Melton and Martha Bone of city schools Miss Anna Keener and Messrs Gilley Morelock and Smith of Sul Ross College left Wednesday for Dallas to attend the State Teachers Association meeting converging in that city Thursday through Saturday this week.
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S. M. Melton
Tts
Martha Bone
Masons Send Delegates to Grand Lodge at Waco
Pouncey leaves Thursday night for Waco as delegate from Alpine Lodge No. 766 A F and A M to the Grand Lodge in that city next. Mi oancey in a [the tea Banos order.
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Grand Lodge
Waco
Pouncey
Alpine Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Oancey
President Kemper Leads Orient Lines Tour to Alpine Mexico
President W. T. Kemper of the K C M C Railway and party left Alpine on an eight day, two week inspection tour of all Orient lines in Mexico, returning after a private car stay. Accompanied by H H Houder and Col Jon a D Frauley, they were welcomed by Judge W Van Sickle and discussed future Orient passenger trains into Alpine from Topolijampo, Mexico and Kansas City. They noted plans to advertise Sul Rows State Teachers College and anticipated rapid development after surveys, with mineral prospects south of Alpine prompting new exploration once the Orient to Mexico connector is finished.
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W. T. Kemper
K. C. M. & C. Railway
Alpine
Priest Lines
Mexico
Chihuahua
Kemper
H. H. Houder
The
Orient
Ans
Jona D. Frauley
Com
Kanes
Texas
Orient Lines
W. van Sickle
Judge van Sickle
Orient Wi
Topolojampo
Kansas City
Sul Rows State Teachers College
Col. Frauley
Harriman
Union Pacific
Alpin
Brewster County
Thodists Observe Annual Children's Week
The annual Children's Week is held at the Local Methodist Church this week November 28 29 culminating in a Parents meeting Sunday at 3 40 PM Three features Home Visitation Parents Meetings and Forward Step are emphasized Each elementary teacher will visit homes explain the campaign invite parents to attend the meeting to plan for the year The Forward Step committee will carry plans to completion All parents and others are invited to attend
Thanksgiving Football Game Today at Alpine
The Sul Ross Lobos meet El Paso Junior College in a Thanksgiving clash at Jackson Field Alpine kicking off at 2 30 The Junior College team averages 160 pounds and has only one loss this season 12 6 to School of Mines The Lobos season results include wins over Randolph Daniel Baker Mines A M New Mexico Tech Schreiner McMurry and more The probable lineup features Anthony Ford Bozarth Younger Hamilton Bell Hamilton Wood Townsend Terry Cowan in various backfield and line positions.
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Sul Ross Lobos
el Paso Junior College
Alpine
Jackson Field
School of Mines
Lobo
Lobos
Randolph
Daniel Baker
New Mexico A. & M
Exas Tech
Schreiner
McMurry College
McMurry
Townsend
Bell
Sal Ross
Sul Ross
Ford
Bozarth
Sul Ross Offen
Sal Ros Cowan
Samuel E. Nelson
Le Frere Chapter of De Molay to Be Installed Here
Abilene Texas Nov 19 Sul Ross defeated McMurry 13 to 7 in a rugged game. Townsend Bell starred for Sul Ross with long gains and a 45 yard interception return. McMurry led early but Sul Ross captured the lead and finished stronger. Also notes that Le Frere Chapter De Molay will be installed in Alpine Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving with 16 candidates, inaugurating La Frere Chapter.
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Abilene
Texas
Sul Ross
McMurry
LE Frere Chapter DE Molay
Order of
de Molay
Amns
Alpine
la Frere
P.M. Petrod
C. A. Gilley
el Paso
Ameth Chapter
Delta Mu de Molay Club
McIntyre Family Leaves Alpine for San Antonio Home
Vernon McIntyre his wife and baby departed Saturday for San Antonio to establish a new residence. Mr McIntyre will enter the real estate business there. The family has long resided in Brewster County after moving from Marathon and previously lived near Alpine on a ranch now leased to A. S. Gage.
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McIntyre
Lapine
Vernon McIntyre
Baby
San Antonio
Mr. McIntyre
Aga
McIntyres
Brewster County
Marathon
Alpine
Melntyre
Gage
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Justice Court
Iscolastic League
EL Peso County
Leave For Teachers Association Convention
Anthony
Younger
G. Hamilton
J. Hamilton
Wood
Terry
Cowan
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