Lobos Defeat A M Aggies At New Mexico
Sul Ross Lobos defeat the New Mexico Aggies 19 to 6 before about 3,000 fans on Saturday October 15 at the Aggies home field. The Lobos showed machine like drive despite costly first half fumbles and penalties. Lee Smith Townsend and Ford starred on offense while McNeil Clark Grady Alford and Cowan keyed the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross Lobos
New Mexico
A.C. C. Wildcats
Lobos
New Mexico Aggies
Lobo Pack
Sul Ross
Lobo
Aggie
Aggies
Lee Smith
Townsend
Ford
McNeil
Clark
Grady
Alford
Cowan
Relief Association Seeks Civic Support For Charity Work
A newly elected Alpine Relief Association chairman asks citizens to channel all charity cases through the organization. Applicants must be endorsed by the Relief Association committee before aid is given to prevent impostors and duplications. Funds to operate have come from the chamber of commerce, with suggestions that churches and lodges contribute to unify city charities under one umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Robinson
Alpine Relief Association
H. G. Watson
Relief Association Committee
Relief Association
Wil
Relief Society
Chamber of Commerce
Brewster Exhibit to Be Annual Fair Feature
Mrs. W. Hamilton Brewster County chamber secretary returned from Dallas with a mineral exhibit to become a yearly feature at the Dallas fair. Grohs of the Texas Mineral Resource Society asked to use the exhibit in conjunction with the state display and keep it as a regular fair feature, noting Brewster as the sole county with an individual display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Dal- Itas
Brewster County
Dal- Tas
Hamilton
Grohs
Brewster
Association
Two Stiff Games Face the Lobo Pack
A scattered report notes upcoming matchups involving the Lobos and Matadors with references to games, players, and venues. It mentions potential travel to Brownwood and Wednesday actions, alongside colorful but unclear details about teams, dates, and expectations.
Mid Kansas Well Drilling Down 967 Feet Near Alpine
Reports say the Mid-Kansas test on the 02 ranch south of Alpine is down 967 feet with drilling continuing rapidly in hard time. Wilcox and Anderson Gage No. 4 west of Marathon reached 1310 feet after a brief delay awaiting a new cable line. The J M Hickey test near Kimball ranch at Titley station could not be reported as the SII closed down.
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Alpine
Wilcox & Anderson
Gage No. 4
Marathon
J. M. Hickey
Kimball Ranch
Titley Station
Here
Orient
SII
Protracted Court House Meeting Led by J P Batey
The Court House protracted meeting by J P Batey of the Church of Christ continues through this week and into mid next week. Batey presents the simple Gospel truths in a forceful manner and listeners will be benefited. Services every night at 7 30 and Sunday at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J.P. Batey
Church of Christ
Alpine to Host Texas Womans Press Association Meet
Alpine will host the 1929 Texas Womans Press Association convention after a Dallas executive meeting. Mrs W B Hamilton, Alpine treasurer, led the bid, beating several towns. Organizer notes Alpine’s popularity and expects about 150 of the 200 members to attend in early spring with visitors receiving courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Texas Wom Press Association
Dallas
W. B. Hamilton
Hamilton
Women’s Association
Chamber of Commerce to Sponsor Alpine Street Markers
Alpine will mark principal street corners with markers financed by the chamber of commerce after a Monday luncheon decision. The chamber will hire an interviewer to gain owner consent for marker installation and cover costs about 1.60 dollars per marker, divided among property owners, with installation arranged by the chamber.
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Alpine
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Emmerce
Chamber Dld
M. Hopson
Chamber
Com ‘Merce
Apportionment of Orient R A Stock Completed
The report details the completion of apportionment of Orient R A stock with figures on per share values and distributions. It notes trustees and committees disbursed around 71.61 per share, outlines next steps for the special master and court order, and identifies reorganized leadership under William T Kemper.
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Orient R. A
Keane
Mosico
Orient
Renak
Campbell Topeka
Clack
United State Chariet ‘Court
Kansas
Coere
Amerteen
Weleheldere
Soma
Wiliam T-Kemper
Kansas City
Jociver
Cubs Midland HI play today in fast prep football clash
The 10th and 11th grade Cubs coached by Coan meet Midland High in the fourth game of the season at 3 30 this afternoon at Jack. The team has bounced back from a defeat to Del Rio and features local players with a few graduates from Alpine High School. Midland comes highly recommended after beating strong local squads.
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del Rio
Alpine High School
Gome
Lubbock
Coan
Cubs
Jack
Midland High
Aggressive Cubs Triumph in McCamey Tilt
The Sub-College Cubs outrace McCamey High in a hard fought Friday game on October 14. Key moments include a long touchdown by Long Tom and several yardage plays as Alpine, Young, and Carter drive the offense while McCamey counters with stout defense. The score remained close at halftime as both teams exchange possessions and momentum.
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McCamey
McCamey High
Cubs
College
Jon Badgers
Carter
Skevington
Etreed Tett
Alpine
Young
Knight
Pine
Scenic Drive Invitation For State Federation Delegates
An invitation extends to women attending the State Federation of Clubs in El Paso November 8 to 12 to join a scenic drive from Marfa through Fort Davis to Alpine on November 13 hosted by Ther Skillman Grove. The Davis Mountain Federation urges regional cooperation to entertain the visitors well. Mrs L C Brite is the general chairman coordinating a committee meeting in Marfa with executive board members listed.
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State Federation of Clubs
el Paso
Marfa
Fort Davis
Alpine
Skillman Grove
Davis Mountain Federation
L. C. Brite
Federation Committee On
Executiv Board
Suestl Y. Thowe
H.W. Morelock
Fritz Weyerts
C.D. Wood
Big Shipment of Highland Steers Reported Today
The biggest cattle shipment of the season is under way. Jackson and Horne are shipping about 400 Highland steers to Snyder Texas for feeding operations. Harry Winton purchased the herd, destined for cotton oil mill operators.
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Orient
Jackson & Harmone
Snyder
Texas
Harry Winton
P T A Health Program At Alpine High School
P T A presented a health program at Alpine High with Dr Wright Dr Marvin Turney and Dr W T Stokes speaking on communicable diseases Johnny's cold transmission and eye infections Sixty mothers attended a record turnout The third grade led attendance Fern Pugh entertained Halloween carnival plans discussed October 31 Jackson said HL Kokernot Son shipped twenty loads of fat steers to Kansas City or Ft Worth market
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AML
Alpine
Wright
Marvin Turney
Johnny
W. T. Stokes
Kolng
PT. A
Fern Pugh
T. A
Jackson
HL. Kokernot & Son
Kansas City
Ft. Worth
Preaching Services and Benefit Movie Aid Alpine Cemetery
Alpine community praises donations raised by a benefit movie show and dinner totaling over 300 dollars, with the Cemetery Association expecting more than 150 dollars for its obligations. Rev. J E Fuller will preach at both services Sunday at the Methodist church despite Rev. Davis's absence.
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Methodist
Alpine Cemetery Association
Moseley
Mojave
Walter Arnett
Association
Garnett
Cemetery Association
Alpine
Davis
To Press
J. E. Fuller
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R. Lobos
A. & M. Aggies
Graly
Ained
Axie
Ecaes Grever
Orient Deodigbes
Tavbock
Harlow
Hone
Pave
Ates
Siaoee Ieee
Leybpines
Matadors
Facta Ford
Sid
Nba
Brownwood
Biethurst
Osteo Watt
Hloward-Payas
Mid-Kansas
Jackson Field
Border
Midland HI
Federated Clubs
P.T. A
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