New Livestock Bank To Speed West Texas Loans
The San Angelo branch of the Agricultural Credit Corporation will operate with private bank like authority. The executive committee can approve loans up to 100000, with larger amounts needing Reconstruction Finance Corporation approval. Loans are to be issued quickly with drafts drawn on the U.S. treasury, no red tape, and moral character weighed alongside collateral. Continued on last page.
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Ban Angelo
San ‘Angelo
Agricultural , Credit Corporation
Magruder
Organis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Unitedd States Treasury
Reconstruction Finance ‘Corporation
Mortages
Hunting season data guides Big Bend hunters
State game warden Pete Crawford urges all potential hunters to study the season dates bag limits and laws to avoid violations and embarrassment. He notes outlaw hunters will be dealt with swiftly and provides specifics for doves snipe ducks geese deer turkey bear and other game with detailed opening dates and daily limits.
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Pete Crawford
Big Bend
Crawford
Craw
Turkey
Alpine Cemetery benefit luncheon planned at Old Mission Inn
The Alpine Cemetery association holds its annual benefit luncheon Saturday at the Old Mission Inn to support Elm Grove Cemetery. President Mrs. How Hamilton says the event, a fall tradition, funds upkeep with a 38 cent plate charge. Ladies of the association prepare the dishes, promising buyers value for money.
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Alpine Cemetery Association
Old Mission Inn
How- Hamilton
Elm Grove Cemetery
Alpine
Association
Alpine city notices push collection on payments continued
The fragmented text mentions collection actions on paying and relates to the City of Alpine with references to installments due and a continued notice on the last page. It cites a parent assessment and an official city context, but the details are obscured in OCR errors.
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Nestea Orien
Alpine
Grande Flood Tops Record in Rio Grande
Damaging flood levels rise along the Rio Grande with sections of the river running 38 feet above normal. Pumps and emergency measures hold back water as authorities assess property damage and determine recovery timelines. Multiple communities report inundation threats and delayed commerce while preparations for potential evacuations continue.
Many Parties On Ballot For General Election
The Avalanche reports a general election ballot listing seven parties Democratic Republican Socialist Communist Jacksonian Liberty and Independents. A write in column allows voters to indicate a preference if none fit. Secretary of State Jane Y McCollum certified all names except the Democratic nominee for governor Mrs Miriam A Ferguson who was certified after a Supreme Court ruling. About 2 000 ballots will be printed in the coming days for the county.
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Worth Frazer
Jane Y. McCollum
Avalanche
Alpine Bucks rout Rankin as Sul Ross braces for McMurry
Alpine High led by coach Graves opened the season with a 32 to 2 win over Rankin High. Tomorrow Sul Ross Lobos meet McMurry Indians in Abilene, with veterans and balance on both sides. Fort Davis notes report Musquiz Creek bridge plans and roadwork from Fort Davis toward Brewster County.
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Alpine
Alpine High Bucks
Rankin High
Sul Ros Lobos
McMurry Indians
Abilene
Bucks
McMurry
Sul Ross
Indians
Unissenton
A. C
Nother Lobo
Murry College
Murry
Lobos
Fort Davis
Marfa
Marathon
Sanderson
B.C. Graves
R. ‘Terrell
Prost
Brideesnd
Monroe
Fulbacks
Sharp
Porter
Hatch
Hill Veapta
Adams
A. Connally
Jackes J. Terrell
Robinson
Gultane
Mitchell
J. Robinson
B. Connally
Wiliams
Musquiz Creek
Brewster County
Musquis
Died Tuesday Near Ozona In Ranching Family
Harry Friend Jr died Tuesday at a home near Ozona from double pneumonia. A well known Alpine resident and Sul Ross College alumnus, he leaves a widow and relatives. Funeral held Wednesday in Ozona with cousins Frank Young Mrs Cas Edwards and John Young attending.
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Harry Friend, Jr
Deona
Alpine
Sul Ross College
John Young
Ozona
Frank ‘Young
Cas Edwards
Alpine PTA Cans Goat Meat to Aid Needy Students
The Alpine Parent-Teacher Association organized a goat canning project to feed schoolchildren whose families struggle to provide essentials. Under Mrs H 10 Newman’s supervision, 62 cans were produced from 22 roasts soups and 32 stews with goat meat and local ingredients. Net profit totaled 8.00 after costs.
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Parent-Teach + association
H 10. Newman
Nette Shultz
H. O. Newman
Miss Shultz
Bir
A. . M. College Extension Department
Brewster County Receives 19500 From RFC
The Thrift Association at Berkeley Hall is expanding beef canning operations and seeks more cookers to reach full capacity. Owners with suitable equipment are urged to contribute at once and inspect the ongoing sanitary and working facilities.
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Thrift Association
Berkeley Hall
Relief funds earmarked for Brewster county unemployment aid
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved 19500 for Brewster county to aid the unemployed over two months. Funds will be spent under county city and chamber supervision, likely via public works or construction. Widows with families or those unable to work will receive support for fuel and food if no other means exist.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Beewster County
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Indil
Brewster County
Austin
Congress
A. P. Robinson
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Washington
R. E. Thomason
Uum
Robinson
Finance Corporation
Canning Program Under Way In Alpine Area
A local effort begun last week by the American Lesson aims to boost food security by canning beef and other meats. An organized group plans to employ unemployed residents in canning projects with proceeds helping hungry Alpine families. A committee led by RAL McMurry and Mrs Bless will supervise the new program as it develops. Continued on Page 2.
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Ral McMurry
Ra Bless
W. P. Hinson
JE. Wright
M. T. Hopson
Wrenry Z. Pletcher
Cattle Outlook Prices and Prospects for Highland Stock
Henry T. Fletcher reports on cattle prices and market conditions facing Highland stockmen. Frosts signal roundup time while drought, taxes, freight, and feed costs press. Calf weights near 400 pounds with lower prices than 1930 but potential profit from heavier sale totals. overall demand muttered amid wider market and political uncertainty.
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Henry T. Fletcher
Highland Country
Highlands
yRos
Government agencies to aid fall cattle feeding drive
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation can move feeders into feedlots but only if fed by experienced operators. Excess beef output now could flood markets soon, even with abundant feed. The article urges prudent use of federal programs to reduce uncertainty and avoid misallocation of funds.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Alpine Bucks Down Rankin In Home Football Win
Alpine High Bucks defeated Rankin High 32 to 2 at Jackson Field in the season’s first home game. Whitfield injured ribs but expected back today at Stockton. Dury Wood praised progress while noting pass defense needs work. Buck squad of 22 traveled to Fort Stockton for next game.
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Alpine High Bucks
Rankin High
Jackson Field
Pinenkin
Rankin
Alpine
Whitfield
DeAx
Bull Allen
Bucks
Treadwell
Turney
Bishop
Drury Wood
Cassety
Stockton
Alpine High
Fort Stockton
Wood
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New Livestock Bank
West Texas
Beng
IST College
Musquiz
Sul Ross Lobos
D. x. ‘Martin
San Antonio
State Highway Commission
Gib Gilhrs
Guy Lott
el Paso
R. 8. Mitchell
Lot. L. B. Wood
Sublett
Beck
Seemie
Fort David
Limpia Canyon
Indian Trail Hill
Port Davis
P.T.A
Brewster Co
RFC
Rift Association
Conditio
Fletcher
Chicago
NS. R. F.C
FT. Stockton
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