Alpine and Durie Mountain Briefs and Notices
Official Brewster County paper in its thirty ninth year covers Alpine and Durie Mountain area news. Local and state items appear with 7 cents per line for notices and special rates for notices. Editor and manager, circulation, and correspondents listed among Brewster County staff.
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Brew
Ner County
Alpine
Durie Mountain
Hoover Plan Spurs Recovery After 1929 Panic
The piece contrasts fears of another panic with President Hoover's response to the 1929 crash. It notes monetary easing, rising capital, and steady unemployment drops as policies accelerate industry and commerce. It also references a New York man sentenced for theft of works, illustrating broader societal focus during the period.
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Preatant Hoover
New York
Almust
Encouraging Business News Signals Hope Amid Dry Weather
Despite nationwide dry spells and grim reports, Southern construction contracts total 102,649,000, the third highest ever, with seven months of 1930 showing gains. Manufacturing and iron industries recover with capacity rising to 72 percent, sales ahead of 1929, and savings deposits up 700 million. The Manufacturers Record predicts a substantial revival as confidence grows and plants prepare for expanded output.
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South
Barmers
Wal Waa
Rom and Steel Industry
Joa
Vandals Damage Gas Station And Stolen Stock Reported
Early Monday morning unknown individuals tampered with French's gas station locks using a screwdriver and possible tool, spilling several gallons. The attempt involved thefts in transit and disturbances reported near the highway. Local residents note lingering uncertainty while Homer Spruce comments on the incident and other town chatter includes visitors and seasonal ranch activity.
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French
Community welcomes visitors from near and far
Dozens of locals and their guests gathered as Mr and Mrs Spud Leary of McAllen Texas arrived for a week with Mr and Mrs J F Butteill. Superintendent D M Hopper and family returned from Ann Arbor Mich where he attended summer school. George Wrights came back from Preemont Texas where Mrs Wright teaches English and he serves as principal of the Mexican School. Bonnye Shoemake of UsA left for a Houston stay. Rev J B Fuller and family spent time in Crane visiting Mrs Fullers sister Mrs E T Allen and son left for home in Houston after an all summer visit with Mrs Ed Shirley and family of El Paso.
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D. M. Hopper
Euxenia
Ann Arbor, Mich
Hopper
George Wright
Preemont
Texas
Allen and Son
Houson
Ed Shirley
Fm el Paso
Dawson
Marfa Teacher Offered Position in Old Mexico
Slow progress has left a few men at home in Marfa while Miss Harper, long a principal in Marfa schools, is offered a post in Old Mexico after years of service with Mexican children. Safety concerns on a narrow pavement and passing cars are noted as conditions improve.
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Marfa
Old Mexico
Marfa Shorthorns Begin Training Near Junction
The Marta Shorthorns opened their training season last week at a camp near Junction, with two weeks of intensive workouts and daily scrimmages against the Junction Eagles. They lost only one game last year and scored 247 points to opponents 37, as Alpine Bucks followers predict a tougher clash this year.
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Marta Shorthorns
Alpine Bucks
Tage
Junction Eagles
Marta
Student to Teach Next Year in International College
An IL 2088 student plans to teach next year at the International College in Chihuahua City, aiming to continue studies and engage in campus activities. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Chiruarua
International College Fe Chihuahui City
Texas high schools enter state football race with 300 plus
More than 300 Texas high schools have announced plans to play Interscholastic football under this year’s rules and seek state championships. Final application date is October 1, with expectations of surpassing 400. Breckenridge, coached by P. B. Shotwell, may contend for the state title as regional rounds determine champions for classes A and B.
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Pers
of Texas
Roy B. Henderson
Breckenridge
P. B. Shotwell
Ad Port Arthur
Waco
Alps
Highway men widen road from Alpine to Marathon
State highway workers are widening the road from Alpine to Marathon, adding shoulders along the pavement. Vernon Johnson, a highway employee, said the work was underway when he passed through Alpine yesterday.
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Alpine
Marathon
Vernon Johnson
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