Fort Davis notes on club, road work and mishap
Fort Davis reports new members join the For Davis Study club including Mesdames Askhire Sharp Babcock Ha Page Arch Garner EB Cole and Misses Dorothy Clark Alma Wester A Spalding Marathon writes on international relations. Groundbreaking continues on highway 17 blacktop from the Fort Davis plaza to beyond road 106. A Mexican man breaks his arm after a truck plunges into a store front at the plaza. A sheep-shearing shed is nearly finished and a Hewitt Daddies Meet event at the Fort Davis school gym hosts Pine Pine Alpine and Fort Davis men with Boy Scouts.
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For Davis
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Sharp
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Ha Page
Arch Garner
EB. Cole
Dorothy Clark
Alma Westerhome
J. Miller
Mex Miller
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Spalding Marathon
Davie Mountains Federation
FF. Campbell
Chareed
Fort Davis Plaza
God Samaritan
Hewitt
Tyrone Kelly
Marie
Sam Henry, Jr
Paso
Pep Squad Shows Off New Uniforms At Balmorhe Priday
Local notes report the Balmorhe Priday pep squad receiving new uniforms, while jurors from Pecos prepare for federal court service. Rural updates mention rain, cattle and horse purchases, ranch activity at the Davis Mountains, and a new baby born to State Game Warden Tom Redford and wife Norma June.
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Tom Redford
Fort Davis
Norma June
150th Anniversary of Constitution Observed Here
The Masonic lodge with Alpine churches will mark the 180th anniversary of the U S constitution with a program planned for Sunday evening October 10 with details to be announced in next week's Avalanche.
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Masonic Lodge
Churches of
Alpine
U. S
Section of Highway Between Toyahvale And Pecos Is Paved
The last section of highway between Toyahvale on the Old Spanish Trail and Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico is paved. This completes a seven and one half mile stretch between Saatagosa and Pecos, giving an all paved route from Alpine to the caverns except for about 30 miles between Fort Davis and Toyahvale. The paving also links U S 90 and U S 67 through Alpine to the New Mexico park.
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Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Saatagosa
Pecos
Alpine
Caverns
Fort Davis
U. S. 90
U. S. 67
New Mexico National Park
Morrison Buys Second Marfa Store in deal with Wall
The C. G. Morrison store of Marfa has purchased the Southwest Stores from Bill Wall this week. Morrison's will continue to operate the Southwest Stores in its present location but will add additional dock and fixtures.
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Big Bend Sentinel
Marfa
C. G. Morrison
Southwest
Bill Wall
Morrison's
Remington Portable typewriter and desk-model lectures for sale
Demonstrator used only 3 months, priced at 17 dollars. Also brick veneer residence for sale with flexible terms from Storey Whiteside Co. Real estate ads, livestock listings, and rental notices appear in Alpine area classifieds. Milk advice and service ads accompany various small notices.
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Remington
M. Nusbaum
Alpine
Storey-Whiteside Lie Co
Salete
W. A. Dougherty
Grandview Courts
ALN
Watkins salesmen seek rural families none cash required
Steady reliable man to retal Watkins well known products among rural families Watkins dealers are successful and prosperous Applicant age 25 45 must own car Weite RC Lewis c o J R Watkins Co Mem i Tennett Landowners royalties near any drilling well See or I write HD Wilcox Paisano Hotel Bldg Marfa Tex 9 8 tte Mary Pancoust Boge Studio Violin and piano lessons Latest teaching methods for both beginners and advanced pupils Kindergarten music for tots My studio is in my home 9 1T 4p DRESSMAKING Children s and still work a specialty Satisfaction guaranteed Prices reasonable Mrs Gentry 2 biks north Baptist IF YOU WANT dirt hauled for your trees garden or lawn phone P T Ross Alpine Disposal Service tte
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Watkins
Weite RC. Lewis
O J. R Watkins Co
Memi
Tennett
HD. Wilcox
Paisano Hotel
Marfa
Tex
Mary Pancoust
P.T Ross
Alpine Disposal Service
Fort Davis Triumphs Over Marfa In 13 2 Tilt
Fort Davis Indians defeated Marfa Shorthorns 13 to 2 in a Friday night game played mainly in the middle of the field under electric lights. Fort Davis scored twice on hard line plunges and a safety caused by a misplayed forward pass. Sul Ross Lobos practiced nearby as the college band appeared, signaling a lively community event.
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Fort Davis
Indiana
Maria High School
Shorthorns
Devis
Maria
Davies Center
Sul Ross Lobos
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