Alpine Round Abouts Powers Attend Meetings
Port Stockton dealer Pielder attended Magnolia dealers service meeting in Alpine this week. Many locals, including Mrs Edgar Martin and baby, Eugene Parr of El Paso, and W.T Henderson of Tornilio, were in Alpine for business and family visits.
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WG. Pielder
Port Stockton
Magnolia Dealers Service
Edgar Martin
Baby
San Angelo
Eugene Parr
el Paso
Alpine
W.T Henderson
Tornilio
Henry Pletcher
W. D. Burcham
Big Bend
Capital Placed in New Corporations Rises in September
New Texas charter grants in September totaled 45 with 4 753 000 capital stock, a 32 percent rise from August. Oil companies again led with 30 new firms, matching August and down slightly from September 1990, per the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Texas.
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Nnsun
Secretary of State
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Munner
Bureau
Re-1
Soils of Big Bend Studied
A Texas Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin reports Brewster county's soils fall into three types. The western area includes a Verhalen Group soil, while mountainous lands show Airesster Verislen soils with chocolate to reddish brown tops over white calcite or pink calcareous clay. Limestone dominates most ranges, with Davis Mountains formed of igneous rock. The region averages 16 inches of rain yearly.
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Irewater County
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Bookletoes
Davis Mouths
Brewster County
FI Capitan Peak
Chisos Mountains
Castelon
Grand Canyon
The
Rio Grande
Glass Mountains
Cathedral Mountain
Fort Davis
Quilt Given To Mrs Bennett In Legion Auxiliary Sale
Mrs J F Bennett of Terlingua won the quilt with number 113 in a sale by the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion Friday afternoon. The fundraiser netted $29 after expenses, to fund the auxiliary's work. Part of the proceeds will aid the Legion in Texas and its veterans and families at the hospital while most will stay for local charity. The group thanked Oillett Brown for displaying the quilt, made by Mrs M A Nixon. The ladies meet Monday to initiate two new members and continue services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bennett
Terlingua
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion
Texas
Oillett-Brown
M.A. Nixon
Str Rt L- Hopson
Hia Joe
Magnolia School Ends Week With Evening Session
Magnolia School closes this week with a final class tonight following a week of instruction begun Monday. Widespread attendance from Van Horn to Sanderson and Pe in nearby districts accompanied by J W Kent from Dallas teaching Magnolia men about products and proper car lubrication. Local participants include Craffin, Votan, Hinton, Hale, Heard, Richburg, Miller, Dyche, Yates, Duncan, Marlin, Pielder, Brantley, Henderson, Yarbro, and others from Pecos to Marathon as Home Products Week gains momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangnolia Ceaters
Ser Hce
van Horn
Sanderson
W. J. Kent
Dallas
Magnolia
Jay
Paul Craffin
L. T. Votan
Reginald Votan
Davis Hinton
Oscar Hale
Alpine
J. B. Heard
J.D. Richburg
Pecos
Ed Miller
Barstow
K. B. Dych
Scout Field Day Postponed To December Fifth
Scout Field Day has been postponed from October 31 to December 8 due to football keeping many boys away. The meet will be held here with teams from Aorta, Por Davis, Alpine, Presa and Teresa. Principal C Matthews directs the 48 troop in preparations as work to clear the east lot progresses and Big Spring plans 4,000 shade trees along its streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Baetcoutiaater
Troup 48
Wincery
Aorta
Por Davis
Alpine
Presa Pnd
Teresa Wil Bu Toeps
C. Matthews
Altosteen
W. van Bleke
San Angelo Hatchery Delivers 15000 Fish to Brady Streams
A San Angelo hatchery shipped 15 000 fish to Brady streams as part of a local distribution project to bolster population and fishing opportunities in the area. The arrival underscores ongoing wildlife and waterway support efforts by regional agencies.
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Ich BC
Graves
San Angele' S
Dan
Baker
San Angelo
Brady
San Anelo
Dickens Beef Fanning Draws 200 Families
Over two hundred families are fanning a beef each in Dickens as a community effort to support local farmers. The event gathers residents for a shared task, highlighting cooperation and rural livelihoods in the town.
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Melntyre
Wells
Lubbock
Mhl Moorman
Galveston
Lottie Piste
Denison
Charles
T &P
WC. Allen
Haskell
Jude W. van Sickle
Wedneway
McCamey
Campbell Darker
Fl Paw
YD McMurry
Mr. Mopaon
Mietake
Teankinay
Tan
Jack Rawards
Jim Casner
Lampasas
Fort Worth
If Hamilton
Oriental
Raward Bogel
Marta
A. Graves Bogel
JW Price
WO. Hale
8 ‘Smith
Milton Gilmer
Justice of the
Eee
del Rio
Rocksprins
Gilmers
Oved
Del
Carl Weate
Ale Dine
Marfa
Mels
Miss Autrey Mell
Jom Keefer, Sr
Houston
Wot. Dorris
Artoona
del Ro
Dorris
State Highway Department
RS. Carnes
Port Lava
RS Nixon
Mc Sawyer
Fort Stockton
P. D. Coulson
Fort Davia
Earl
EL. Sharpe
Carl Shults
I Pawo
Lilly Williams
Henderson
Williams
Delia Runyan
Ray Cochran
Shatter
John McIntyre
HL Salter
W. Re Prostar
Pecosmere
College Apartments
Hosseigners
TR Moody
Rush Moody
Willie HB West
Bay City
JS Munn
Es Moines
Town
Avalanche
Louis Loeffler
Roscoe Parker
Elidorado
Wood
Mir
Dom Adams
Marathon
Rey
Money On Sound
Vey
Alpine + Company
Wamn
Alpine Lumber
Bennett
Magnolia School
Plainview
Big Spring
San
City Council of
New York
Mae Murray
Marcel
MR. and Mrs. Preslar
Alfferer
On Sale SA
the Pair
Bradley
Forchheimer’s
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