Fort Davis to Get Fourteen Mile Scenic Mountain Highway
Fort Davis plans a fourteen mile section of the Davis Mountains State Park highway to be built by state forces with $50 000 for machinery and supplies. The road will reach the top of the Fowlkes Indian Peak, twenty feet wide, with work to begin promptly though no start date is set. The May county notices mention local officials and the passing of a public work resolution, plus local community notes and obituaries for Sam Luedecke and August Luedecke.
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Davis Mountains State Park
Fort Davis
State High-Way Commission
Port da Ms
Rainy Weather Signs Attract Expectation In West Texas
Mrs Merrill notes a million red ants in the house signaling imminent wet weather and mentions past rain predictions by Aspy Miller. Port Davis attended a West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting in Fort Stockton with J W McElroy Fen Bloys and Marvin Hunter. Nicodemus family mourns a death in Ft Worth. A hatchery near San Angelo plans to stock one million fish in West Texas lakes, awaiting discovery of lake locations.
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Aspy Millerite
Port Davis
West Texas
San Angelo
Forty Two Party Hosted at Weatherby Home
Dorothy Weatherby and Jessie Weatherby entertained guests Friday night with a forty two party. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R.K. Merrill and their guest Miss Verna Gray, Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Swarts, and Mr. and Mrs. Barry.
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Dorothy
Jessie Weatherby
RK. Merrill
Verna Gray
George Williams
RD. Swarts
Barry
Atlantic Coastal Highway Nears Completion After Seven-Year Build
The Atlantic Coastal Highway spans 2400 miles with 95 percent finished from Calale, Me to Key West, Fla. The route, partly paved and extending along the coast, promises a shorter inland path and links with a Cuban Highway project that aims to reach Camaguey by midsummer 1090 and complete to Oriente Province by 1091, per Warren Brothers Co. manager WC McDonald. The plan includes extensive historic site connections and a new James River Bridge, with restoration efforts and tourism traffic swelling along Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown corridors.
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Rorfolk
Atlantic
Calale
Key West
Pla
Worth
Florida
Wilmington
Charleston
8. C
Can
Win
Cube
Havana
Camaguey
Oriente Province
WC. McDonald
Warren Brothers Co
Cradie
Republic
Massachusetts
Virginia Peninsula
Virginia
Aist Representative Assembly
America
Patrick Henry
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Wiliamsburg
Portamouth
Norfolk
Jamestown
John Smith
Gentlemen Adventurers
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallisb
Washington
Ae Howe
Hampton Roads
Newport News
James River
Pornamouth
Feeder Movement Is Boosted By New West Texas Group
SAN ANGELO September 16 The West Texas Feeder and Breeder Exchange formed after a 200-farmers, ranchers and bankers meeting. It aims to convert calves and sheep into fat cattle and lambs using local feed crops. Contracts, offices, and leadership including Mayer as president were discussed. plans for feeding operations will be announced after further arrivals.
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Angelo
San Angelo
West Texas
West ‘Texas
Fea
Naylor Hotel
W. Barnes
Fort Worth
Marnes
Ing Brane
B. Martin
Department of Agriculture Extensions Service
College Station
A. B.onner
Exons
Mayer
Lone Star Wool and Mohatt Association
Chas
W. Hobbs
San Anelo National Bank
G. R. White
Brady
TL. Dinsdale
del Rio
Miles Ddaniel
Wool Growers Central Storage Company
W. R. Hunton
Miles
Frank Stevens
Sweetwater
R. G. Erwin
Ballinger
J. C. Smith
Coleman
W. O. Lee
Spur
The
Texas Bankers Assolation
Barnes
Hottest September Report Across Cities
Weather officers note record heat in September across San Antonio Houston Dallas and regional areas. Despite earlier cool July and August forecasts, forecasts warn of a potential rainy season that could cool the ground and temper heat waves.
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San Antone
Houston
Dallas
Sul Ross Orchestra Plans October Public Appearance
The Sul Ross orchestra under director Irma Lee Batey continues regular rehearsals and expects a public performance in late October. Several instrument slots remain open and Miss Batey urges players to join Music 140 and attend rehearsal sessions.
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Sul Ross
Irma Lee Batey
Miss Batey
Alpine Citizens Praised By Houston Man In Big Bend
A Houston visitor lauded Alpine and Big Bend residents for their generosity and character. He praised Homer and family, commending the community’s support and the wide spirit that shaped the man. The speaker, Mr. Ferguson, credited Alpine’s citizenship and lifesaving kindness to his hosts. He noted the All Church Press as his affiliated organization and highlighted regional grain and coaching highlights from 1931.
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Alpine
Big Bend
Houston
Sir Alpin
Homer
Eles
Ferguson
Vic
All<church Press
Reteent
Dallas
Port Worth
Memphis
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Fragmented School Yard Gag and Sheriff Sale Notice
A garbled montage of jokes and stage chatter opens with schoolyard quips about a doctor and a bruising pupil, shifting to quick-change theater lines and a humorous misheard lines about tights. The text then records an 1931 Brewster County sheriff sale notice for W H Sartain, detailing property in Block 6 4 and a $122.25 judgment from Trans Pecos Abstract Company.
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Watson
Sue
Elas Brown
Farmer
State of Texas
Brewster
Bexfar County
Auust
Trans-Pecos Abstract
W. H. Sartain
Court House
Brewster County
Alpine
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company
W.O. Hale
Sherttt
Railroad and Bus Time Tables From Presidio to Chihuahua City
Arrivals from Presidio listed for 11 30 PM on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Departures from Ojinaga to Chihuahua City at 2 36 PM and 7 00 AM. Service includes routes via Marta to Presidio and connections to Van Horn and El Paso. Timetables show trips toward Del Rio and San Antonio.
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Presidio
Ojinaga
Chihuahua City
Marta
van Horn
Paso
del Ris
Jan Antonis
For Sale Real Estate Picks From Rock Bottom Values
Real estate listings highlight favorable conditions for investors to buy land or city property at low prices and sell at peaks. The offering emphasizes numerous properties to choose from and urges quick action to capitalize on market lows.
Our Best Bargains This Week Real estate and land sales ad
Real estate notice lists several properties for sale with cash and finance options. East front lot near college campus, $150 cash. List 1201 Ranch 17000 acres reduced 25 percent to 21000 cash, balance easy. Suburban home 20 acres with modern dwelling offered at a striking low price. 1920 acres patented land priced at 2.75 per acre with 75 cents per acre cash, balance in four annual payments at 7 percent. 1237- 20000 acres patented land with all minerals included, cash 15000 and six annual payments at 6 percent.
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Wadi Ranch
For Rent Dwellings Furnished As Advertised
Furnished dwellings near Caly and College areas, including a modern three room near town, a large manor with four rooms, a newly formed five room home, a suburban house with 39 acres of land, and a one room near the Cates.
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Rma
Lowe
Tear College
Rms
Ima
Cates
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Bill Jones
M.D. Bloys
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San Antonio
RP. McNamara
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
YD. McMurry
HM. Jones
Billy
HF. McNamara
Hicks Gray
Dr. McMurrys
George Merrill
Buffalo
N. Y
Luke Brite
Ohio
Ohio State
George
Facross
Canada
Onors Luedecke
Sam Luedecke
August
Eldorado
Masonic Lodge
Newt
Luedecke
S. L. Vail General Bullding Contractor
Odell Brothers General Contracting and
Bo Purnia
Alpine Lodge
A.M
A. Wade
W. M
GMT
Wureday
A.M. Turne
Court
Alpine, Texas
Crawford Insurance Agency
Mins, Avronomce, Onpe Compensation Insurance
John Hagelstein
Oodor Matinee
Ban Angelo
John Perkins
Holland Hotel
Alving, Texas
John Young Land Co
T. C. Selvig Dentin
Raeee
Nicodemus
Ft Worth
Nicodemuses
Shady Nook Inn
Aca
Ieee
Ncaa
Areca Ca
Old Point Comfort
Board of Directors
American Institute of Pack
United States
Texas Technological College
Lab
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Sonny
Simpson
Sampson
Scotchman
Otis Turner
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