Martin Youngblood and Gladys Martin Wedding in Marathon
A quiet Monday ceremony united Gladys Martin and Wilton Youngblood at the Marathon parsonage with Hon. R. F. Davis officiating. Gladys, active in community work and employed at Ramonet Drug Store, charms locals as a cheerful, capable figure. The report notes school entries, club activities, and local social events amid ongoing community improvements and a church program.
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Marathon Company
Ram 1Net
Wilton
Moral Hereie
Ti Arathon Tatler Sno
Mira Younsblood
Ielaas Coe
Compte
Quiet Alpine Wedding of Pettit McFarlane Couple
Todd reports a low key Alpine ceremony where Viola Pettit and Frank McFarlane wed quietly by Judge Ragin. Mrs McFarlane is the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Harve of the lower county, while Mr McFarlane is from San Francisco and has worked at the Charley Green ranch for six months.
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Pettit-Mcfarlane
Afiss
Viola Pettit
Frank McFarlane
Alpine
Ragin
Cubs Swamped by Marfa Shorthorns
The Marfa Shorthorns overwhelmed the Cubs 19 to 0 last Friday. Stevens Elysom McCullough and Carroll led defense as their offense struggled. Blandort and Means connected on several gains with two touchdowns, while Poochy Pouncy drew laughs over his headgear.
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Sul Bows Cubs
Cube
Stevens
Elysom
McCullough
Carroll
Marta
Shorthorns
Cubs
Sara
Dick Blandort
Maria
Blandort
Poochy Pouncy
Squatty Carroll
Ross
Fudge Williams Visits Old Stompin Grounds
Judge and Mrs C W Williams and Mr and Mrs Clayton Williams returned from a Panhandle trip recalling fifty years ago when the Judge was run down by stampeding buffalo. He noted the landscape has changed from buffalo country to chick production with White Leghorn and Bronze Turkey operations noted in Stockton Pioneer.
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C. W. Williams
Clayton Williams
Panhandle
Wil
Stockton
Lum Company Ad Promotes Wood and Kindling Sales
An OCR fragment notes OAL wood and kindling at the Storey-Whiteside Lum Company with a time window 9:20 to 3 and mentionsTex commerce.
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Storey-Whiteside Lum
Rooters to Go to Tech Game at Marfa
Almost 500 people plan to travel from Alpine to Marfa for the Lobos versus Matadors game at the Marfa Fair next Saturday. Local depaters note only eleven cars will remain in Alpine for the trip. Sut Ross Skyline district residents describe Alpine as shaken by the impending departure.
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Marfa
Alpine
Sut Ross
Storey Whiteside Lan Sells Coal and Wood
A brief notice notes Storey Whiteside Lumber and coal yard offers coal and wood and related goods. The item also references a public figure once noted for a peanut push up Pike s Peak now writing rock about it.
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Storey-Whiteside Lan Pany
Peanut
Pike's Peak
Bucks Top Sanderson In Lopsided Junior High Tilt
The Bucks routed Sanderson Hi 21 to 0 in Alpine, dominating with a sharp running attack and experienced defense. Captain Lattimore stood out as a key leader while Oliver and Younger contributed in the late substitutions.
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Sanderson Hi
Alpine
Sanderson
Coring
Oliver
Younger
Editor Confronts Cranky Reader Over Name Spelling
A heated exchange unfolds as Alpine’s columnist demands correct spelling of his name and challenges the editor about published insults. The letters page captures the clash between a local reader and the paper’s staff over misprints and reputational damage.
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Paz Valenzuela
John Hollis
3. H. Todd
A.C. Spalding
Spaulding
Huiliwell
Butteill
Barnam
Nail McCoy
Ruth Todd
R. W. Wadsworth
George Hargus
el Paso
W. W. Causey
D. M. Hopper
R. A. Fuller
Spearman
Howell's, Inc
Alsine
Brooklyn
Todd
Mr. D
Mike Schodist
Felipa Olvera
Fregoria Chavarria
Trinidad Cordova
Gertrudes Hernandez
Marie Fiera
Linza Garcia
Yaarex
Marcos Garcia
Juan Salomon
Fudge Williams
Dozier Real Estate Co
Afarathon, Tex
Ducks Braves
Deluxe Cleaners
Johnson
John J. O'Rourke
California
Fort Davis
Alpine Mercantile CO
Mariposa Mining Company
F. W. Oakes, Jr
Terlingua
Brewster County
Mariposa Mining Co
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