Local 4H and Future Farmers head to Kansas event
A. Werk SETE Amatice San Angelo reports that several area boys and teachers will attend the national convention of Future Farmers of America and the American Livestock Show in Kansas City from October 11 to 22. The national association marks its tenth anniversary.
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Anal Agriculture
Amatice
San Angelo
Everal
Future Parms of America
Kansas ‘Y
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National Association of A
Local Social Notes Highlight Alpine Visitations
Local residents list visits and ongoing connections across Alpine and nearby towns. Names include Sir 5 C Wei, Bart V Karp, Carroll Vaughn, W W Collins, H W Ferguson, J T Daisey, Otis Morgan, A M Turney, Monroe Barrow, Bobby, AB Bondier, Marie Moore, Ray McNeill, Eva Lane, Billy Brown, H Watson, George A Brown, Paty Wille, S L Bint, B A Wight, Latta Rison, Anna Dee Phelps, Anna Lee Anderson, Ronald Ford, J C Penney staff changes, and many family gatherings in Monahans, Bishop, Dallas, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Wickett and Duncan.
In Frall Operation By July Next Year
The University of Texas and Carnegie Institute will have a new facility at the McDonald Observatory, with the observatory to be fully operational by July 1, 1808. Funded by W. J. McDonald’s bequest, it will sit on Mount Scant Looe in the Davie mountains of West Texas. A star-powered sale features Highland cattle, calves and yearlings offered at public auction by the pound on Oct. 8, highlighting strong breeding and market prospects amid favorable spring rains and recent late crops.
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McDonald Observatory
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W. J.cDonalt
Davie
Texas
Sein
Highlands
Titnois
Kentucky
Lows
Utinels
Ohio
Park funding urged. Wirth backs Big Bend national park plan
The resolution urged action and noted Conrad Wirth, national park service director, pressed Texas to proceed with a national park idea in Big Bend. He urged Texas to appropriate at least 130000 dollars annually for its park system while discussing losses of 1700 dollars in related planning.
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Conrad L. Wirth
Washington
National Park Service
Patie
Chiropractor's Method Claims Holistic Health Cure
Arroll Vaughn declares a chiropractic health method that treats a wide range of ailments from eyes and ears to heart and liver, asserting that spinal displacement causes disease and must be corrected by adjustments to restore health. He advertises his office opposite the courthouse.
Return trip to Midland Crane Mc Camey details
The party will travel back home and plan to visit Midland Crane and Mc Camey as part of their itinerary noting planned stops in these communities.
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Will Viet
Midland
Crane
McCamey
Mill ring at two this afternoon on page one
A brief line notes a mill ring scheduled for two o'clock this afternoon and requests prompt attendance, referencing content on page one.
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Alpine
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Joe
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Dallas
J.T. Daisey
Otis Morgan
St Mona
A. T. Moore
Bishop, California
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Bobby
Angleton
AB Bondier
Marie Moore
Monahans
Clifford Casey
Ray McNeill
Lam‘pases
Stanley Wilson
Burney Ligon
Fort Stockton
D. Thomas
Eva Lane
Billy Brown
Eva
H. Watson
George A. Brown
San Antonio
F. E. Gillett
ED. Linn
HL H. Wille
Paty
Sam Angelo
B. L. Biet
BA. Wight
Kilsore
Hr. Wight
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J. W. Rixon
Altpine
Paul Vogtle
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J. W. Gentry
Fat Duncan
Okla
Walter Diggs
Marathon
A. A. O'Brien
Wickett
O'Brien
Lille [Phelps
George McWhorter
Ronald
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Dorothy Lee Anderson
Ron Ald
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Penney Co
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Austin
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Frank Davidson J Andson
Davidson Ranch
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F. W. Stonshosker
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