Dogs and trains provoke Alpine readers and a hearing aid
A Alpine column debates train signals by engineers and city dogs. Readers voice mixed views on dog nuisance, loud trains, and owner responsibility. One reader recalls a neighbor who ignores howling dogs, while Mr Will F Evans claims he tunes out the noise aided by a hearing device.
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Forth Worth Star-Telegram
Forth Worth
Star-Telegram
Fender
Knox Reid
P. O
San Angelo
Nuernberg
George Dallman
Harrangue
Alpine
Will F. Evans
Alpine Boy Wins Reserve Champion Lamb at Dallas Fair
Hilario Hernandez Jr an Alpine FFA member fed the reserve champion lamb at the Dallas State Fair. Everett E. Turner a VA teacher and Carston Tawley of Dunton cafeterias watched the event. Tawley has leased the Tippitt ranch near Alpine to develop into a resort, details pending.
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R Hilario Hernandez Jr
FFA
Hilario
Everett E. Turner
Carston Tawley
Oper
Ators
Dunton
Dallas
Mr. Tawley
Tippitt Ranch
Jeff Davis County
Alpine
Reservations Build for Chihuahua City Trip Next Month
Alpine residents race to join a дв-day bus rail tour to Chihuahua City with stops in Presidio and Ojinaga. The Big Bend Trail Assn sponsors the Oct 31 to Nov 2 itinerary, with a Nov 5 return, rail fare $7, visas $2.10, and tourist permits through the Mexican consulate in Alpine.
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Chihuahua City
Presidio
Chihuahua
J. W. Pate
Alpine CC Fer
Dallas
Big Bend Trail Assn
Texarkana
East Texas
San Angelo
Ojinaga
Chihuahhua
Djinagar Presidio
Pate
Alpine
Chamber of Commerce
Sul Ross Postwar Homecoming Planned at Sul Ross
A postwar homecoming at Sul Ross State College is set for tomorrow with hundreds invited. Registration runs 8 to 12 in the library lobby, silent memorial to fallen Exes closes the 10:30 assembly, and luncheon and game tickets are distributed at the desk.
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Sul Ross State
Clifford B. Casey
History
Stather Elliott Thomas
Vir
Ginia Link
J. B. Speer
Department of Public Service
Hilda K. Smith
Ex-Students Assn
Sul Ross
Holland Hotel
New Mexico State
Jackson Field
R. M. Hawkins
Glenn F. Davis
H. W. Morelock
Donald Peters
Grid Scores From Remainder Of District Contests
Alpine 27 Sanderson 6, Marfa 27 Crane 14, Iraan 44 Grandfalls 0, Flagstaff 14 NM, A&M 16, Fabens 25 Hatch NM 9, Pecos 1 McCamey 18 Monahans 40 Wink 0, Fort Stockton 12 Stanton 7, Hardin 13 San Angelo JC 8, McMurry 13 Texas A&I 10, Eastern NM 13 Highlands WT 3, W Tex state 13 ALC 0, Six Man Fort Davis 39 Buena Vista 14, Marathon 51 Van Horn 50. Denotes teams eitherSul now or Alpine have played or will say later this season.
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Alpine
Sanderson
Marfa
Crane
Iraan
Grandfalls
Flagstaff
A&m
Fabens
Hatch
N. M
Pecos
McCamey
Monahans
Wink
Fort Stockton
Stanton
Hardin
San Angelo JC
McMurry
Texas A&i
Eastern
Highlands
W. Tex. State
Fort Davis
Buena Vista
Marathon
van Horn
Sulnow
Alpine FFA Chapter Wins Top Award At CC Dinner
About 100 persons attended the chamber of commerce dinner honoring Senator H. L. Winfield and Rep elect Charles B. Moore. Bronze speakers praised Sul Ross College and Big Bend park interests, with mentions of the Alpine Terlingua road project. Attending guests included Dorsey Hardeman and Florence Fenley, among others. Winfield and Moore pledged support for CC programs and the college.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. L. Winfield
Fort Stockton
Charles B. Moore
del Rio
Alpine High
Sanderson High
Alfred E. Creigh
The
R. M. Hawkins
Sceld
Senate
J. E. Casmer
Moore
Sul Ross College
Big Bend National Park
Senator Winfield
Rep
Sen
Winfield
Dorsey B. Hardeman
San Angelo
Florence Fenley
Uvalde
Claude Gilmer
Rockspring
M Gilmer
Bill Kerr
Midland
Vicechairman
Board of Regents
Woodrow Bean
el Paso
San Antonio
Sul Ross
Alpine Bucks trounce Sanderson Eagles in second game
In Alpine last Friday night the Alpine Bucks defeated the Sanderson Eagles 27 to 6 in the season's second meeting. The game featured a 66 yard touchdown run by Harfst and a late Sanderson score on a Buck turnover. Former Alpine resident Jess Phelps, 57, died in Temple hospital Oct 10 and was buried Oct 12 at Bartram. survived by widow and several children.
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M. A. Webb
Alpine Bucks
Sanderson
Eagles
Bucks
Alpine
Eagle
Buck
Harfst
Feathers
Young Bucks
Cook
Jess Phelps
McCloskey General Hospital
Temple
Bartram
George
J. Bird
W. H. Harrison
Halloween events and Safeway appoint new manager
A PTA note invites children to a Halloween outing at the courthouse next Thursday with a chili cupper at 48 pum and crowning of the carnival King and Queen on Oct 20 at the high school. Grab bag items are requested via Mrs. Edwin Fowlkes or Mrs. Alan Fraser. Also announced is P. L. Beard of El Paso as the new Safeway manager here, replacing Carlos Dunn who becomes foods clerk. Beard's wife and baby join this weekend.
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Hallowe'en
Court House
Edwin Fowlkes
Alan Fraser
Safeway
P. L. Beard
el Paso
Carlos Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Mr. Beard
Wright Butane Sold To Alpine Butane Co
Wright Butane transfered complete with all equipment to a new firm named Alpine Butane Co. D. D. Thomas, former Monahans resident, becomes general manager. Family plans remain in Alpine. Thomas family already relocated. Mrs Thomas and children stay with her parents in the interim. Lt. Leroy W. Roark on terminal Army leave after four years service beginning March 28, 1942. He spent two years in the Pacific anti aircraft division. Roark is brother to Mrs. Ray Williams and Mrs. RS. Cames, who are visiting Houston and Port Lavaca.
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Nek Babcock
State Health Dept
Babcock
San Antonio
Alpine l
DeLuxe Cleaners
W. A Foley Jr
Texas Matress Co
North Fifth Street
the Avalanche
Wright Butane
Alpine Butane Co
D. D. Thonas
Monahans
Wright
Butane
Alpine
Thomas
Fred P. Gibson
Leroy W. Roark
Army
Pacific Islands
Ray Williams
Bucks, Shorthorns To Play Tonight
Alpine high school Bucks travel to Marfa to meet the Marfa High Shorthorns in a tough season test. Marfa crushed Sanderson 66-6. Alpine tied them earlier and later beat them by three touchdowns, while Alpine beat Grandfalls by two touchdowns. Marfa’s starters are heavier. coach Travis Cook expects a hard game but not a win. Tickets available at the bank and Kandy Kitchen. gate admission 80 cents and 1 dollar. Pep squad and many Alpine fans will attend. game at 8 p m.
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Alpine High School Bucks
Marfa
Marfa High Shorthorns
Shorthorns
Bucks
Sanderson Eagles
Alpine
Tbs
Buck
Travis Cook
Kandy
Banaana
Lobo New Mexico Game Set for Tomorrow
Eastern New Mexico aims for homecoming upset at Sul Ross in Jackson Field tomorrow night. The Greyhounds, led by coach Alex Garten, bring five lettermen and a hungry bid to upset the Lobos, who counter with a veteran, heavy lineup and deep reserve strength.
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Ray Evans
Alex Garten
New Mexico
Greyhounds
Jackson Field
Sul Ross Lobos
Sul Ross
Lobo
Red Pierce Yeets
Ledger
Pierce
Perryman
Cnts
Adame
McMurry
Silver City
Garten
Lobos
Alpine FFA earns national Gold Emblem honors leaders hail Texas
Alpine FFA chapter and Jasper chapter are among the two Texas units to win the Gold Emblem at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. The Alpine group under Ernest Teague and R Mitchell led an active year including hatchery production, cooperative grain and hay purchases, pest control, and charity work. Two Alpine members, Keesey Kimball and Joe Lane, also received American Farmer degrees, among 198 nationally. 19 Texas boys earned that honor.
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Alpine
FFA
Texas
Kansas City
Weds
Jasper
Est
Farid Ranch Ces
Impr
Inter
Alpine Ffa
Keesey Kimball
Joe Lane
Sul Ross Boosters Club Meeting Scheduled Next Monday
The Sul Ross Boosters club holds its annual meeting at the college auditorium next Monday evening at 7 oclock. New officers and directors will be chosen and a report on the past years accomplishments will be presented. Members and others interested in Sul Ross athletics are urged to attend.
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SUL Ross Boosters Club
College Auditorium
Sul Roas
Alpine Men Return From Elk Hunt In Colorado
A party of Alpine men with two Meridian members returned from an eight day elk hunt in northwest Colorado with a bull elk a cow and a calf. The Alpine group included Frank Young Bob Sims O D Burleson Bill Neal G C Mellard Fayette Yates and Jim Crow with Bob Nichols and John McCormack of Meridian.
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Meridian
Colorado
Frank Young
Bob Sims
O. D. Burleson
Bill Neal
G. C. Mellard
Fayette Yates
Jim Crow
Alpine
Bob Nichols
John McCormack
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Virginia Link
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Bucks Lick Eagles
Rivenfriday
Winfield and Moore
ECOND
P.T.A
Alpine Butane Company
Mrs. RS. Cames
Houston
Port Lavaca
Rossonians
Elk Hunt
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