Prominent Alpine businessman dies at 65
T. Votaw a longtime Magnolia Petroleum distributor and Brewster County Motors partner died at Alpine Hospital from a liver ailment linked to Spanish American War service. He and wife Clara May Cames moved to Alpine in 1911. survived by widow and two sons, R. D. of Tucson and Frank of Alpine.
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T. Votaw
Alpine
Alpine Hospital
Clara May Cames
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Frank
Brewster County Motors
R. D
Tucson
Arias
Veterans gerontology aims to keep older veterans independent
The piece notes a discussion between Mrs Thelma Mead Grant and her husband about mutual friends in Alpine and Marfa. It mentions Mr Grant’s link to Karachi Electric Supply Co and highlights veterans adopting gerontology through VA medical research to help veterans age well, stay healthy, and self supporting.
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Thelma Mead Grant
Big Bend
Texas
Alpine
Marfa
Veterans Administration
GI Bill Education Reaches 7.9 Million WWII Veterans
About 7.9 million World War II veterans, more than half of the 15 million who served, received education and training under the GI bill. The program aided veterans through college trade schools and other programs.
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Brewster County Texas
The sheriff of Brewster County Texas will sell on the first Tuesday in October 1963 at the Alpine courthouse the property of Joe Reed and Ida Reed Lot 1 2 3 Block 15 Marathon described in the judgment in Elroy Bracewell vs James Ernest Gurney et al. The sale includes the Parkways Hotel furnishings and water rights and is to satisfy the judgment plus costs and fees.
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Texas
Brewster
District Court
Brewster County
Elroy Bracewell
First Jawcredit Corporation
B. W. Lewis
Reinhold Steinbeck
J. Neeland Allebrand
Joe Reed
Ida Reed
James Ernest Gurney
Marathon
Parkway
Zetha Decie Hicks
Zoye Ey Decie
Court House
Alpine
Jim Skinner
Veterans Affairs cites veterans as exceptional credit risks
Arlington Virginia veteran converts two 4100 loan units into a chain of beauty salons and schools with a gross annual business of 1.5 million dollars, highlighting strong repayment performance and entrepreneurial success among veterans.
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Arlington
Virginia
Play Apron Charm Describes a Young Collector
A brief description notes a young person who enjoys collecting items and expresses affection for the hobby. The piece reads like a playful caption about a child’s interest and personality.
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Dee
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Uvalde
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Pat McKinney
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