Marathon Community Notes and School Activities Highlight Local Life
The Baptist Missionary society met for Bible study and business at Mrs. Otto Lochausen’s home. PTA planned a carnival for Oct 30 and named room mothers for each grade. Marathon High won 26 to 18 against Buena Vista in football. Several residents traveled, hosted guests, or attended events across Alpine, El Paso, and Austin with notable scores and journeys.
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Baptist Missionary Society
Otto Lochausen
A. R. Davis
PTA
Earl Meeks
Sam Mather
Room Mothers
Ralph Coe
Pat McKinney
C. A. Hayres
Johnnie Cook
P. E. Adams
Nunley
R. E. Stewart
Murr Stewart
Leroy Granger
George Hargus
Frank Wedin
Marathon
Buena Vista
Fannie Harris
Frances Felts
D. J. Ferguson
Pearsall
Texas
Frances
Marathon High School
Dance Duo Barnett Freitag Entertained High Spirit
Dorothy Barnett and Adeline Freitag performed for a lively audience, delivering a spirited dance showcase that highlighted their coordinated spacing and graceful footwork. The event drew local residents and music lovers to the town hall.
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Dorothy Barnett
Adeline Freitag
Fort Worth Livestock Week Sees Heavy Supply Surpass Arrivals
All classes of livestock remained in heavy supply in Fort Worth last week, with totals far surpassing the prior week’s numbers. Traders noted ample cattle hogs and sheep entering markets as buyers eyed steady demand and stable prices amid a robust supply outlook.
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Fort Worth
Cattle Market Slumps End Week With Mixed Livestock Trades
Last week saw uneven cattle prices with steers and yearlings steady to $1 lower while cows fell about 50 cents and some Friday sales showed 50 cents to $1 declines. Lambs dropped $1 to $2, driven by lower dressed meat quotes in the East, with stockers and feeders varying. good steers and yearlings brought $22 to $26, fat cows $15 to $17, and canners and cutters at $8 to $9.
Imacologists Vitamin ermula and Rid Matic ad
An advertisement touts Vitamin ermula for Sciation Lumbago Rheuma and general aches. It claims Rid Matic relieves pain boosts vitality by targeting pain systems and restoring mineral balance while Kid Matic circulates to aid kidney function and reduce blood acidity.
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Rid-Matic
Calf Market Totals Mixed Ranges Across Sessions
Bulls mostly $11 to $16 with extremes $10 to $17.50. Fat calves $16 to $22.50 for good and choice, few above $19 in closing sessions. Plain to medium calves $12 to $16. Rannies $10 to $12. Stocker and feeder calves and yearlings $13 to $19, some $21. Heifers mostly $18.50 or less. Stocker cows $13.50 and down.
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Marathon News
Zoye Decie
Parkway Hotel
Emeral Martin
Johnny Clanton
Mark Herring
Alpine
Margaret Buttrill
J. A. McGonagill
Earl Young
Lee Dragoo
Elmo Weston
Jack Todd
Archie Standlea
Tom Yarbro
L. C. Ritchey
Raymond Quigg
Marshall Roberts
R. M. Treadwell
Barnett
Mesdames J. N. Meeks
E Ba Adams
Jack Smith
Tommy Henderson
Austin
H. E. Resley
Fort Stockton
Mr. Henderson
Tom
Tommy
Mrs. Albert Chambers
Valentine
Mesdames Ed Decie
Zetha Hicks
el Paso
Richard Chambers
Mrs
Press Chambers
Jack Green and
Albert Chambers
G. W. Worthington
Philip Worthington
McAllen
Odessa
Mabel Arnold
Lochausen
Fred Barrett
del Rio
Alton Holland
Thomas Holland
Big Spring
Peters
Dave Eliott
Big Bend National Park
Buttrill
Mrs. Elliott
Baygent
Elliott
Guy Combs Jr
San Antonio
Frank Darwood
Sue Lancaster
Perry Lancaster
Katherine Hegelund
Mojella Rogers
John Skinner and Son
Bina Miller
Esther Shely
Gregory
Charley Gregory
Margaret
Stillwell Ranch
First National Bank
of Alpine
F.d.1.c
BIG Bend Nursery
John Stowell
Colorado
North 7Th St
Santa Fe Depot Road
Ume
Penny Bellingham
Austin, Texas
Pepsi-Cola Company OF Texas
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Pecos
Zena
Cross & Cross
East Holland Ave
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