San Angelo Friendship Tour Fetes Alpine in West Texas
The San Angelo Friendship Tour visited Alpine for a weekend of entertainment and exchange. Officials welcomed the 125 boosters, the De Molay Band, and Shrine Drum Corps, with a courthouse reception, a Casner Bros. barbecue, and a dance. The delegation toured Fort Davis and Marfa before returning to Alpine, boosting ties and anticipating participation in the San Angelo Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Alpine
Chamber of Commerce
Benj. F. Berkeley
J. E. Casner
Col
John Perkins
L. T. Votan
George Baines
Fred Walker
W. W. Jenkins
Casner Bros. Mote Company
Boosterr
Holland
Angelo de Molay
Casner Bros
T Pine
Angelo
Jim Casner
Gen. W. Berkeley
Berkeley
San Angelo Exposition
J. E. Young
J. E. Young Wholesale Grocery Company
de Molay
W. EF. Blonton
Young
W.G Halcomb
Halcomb
Boosters
H. W. Morelock
Sir Ross State Teachers College
Sul Ross
Morelock
Tom Green County
Kk. J. Jackson
Dny
Dorr
Dora’) Brown
West Texas
Thomas
Manton
Cassner Bros
Alpine Lions host Scouts luncheon at Holland Hotel
Alpine Chamber of Commerce members gathered for the semi monthly luncheon at the Holland Hotel. Program director AL F Robinson organized a Scout themed setup with the Scout Oath and U S flags at each place. Members praised the Boy Scouts and invited youth and all in Alpine to join future meetings and community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Holland Hotel
AL F. Robinson
United States
Rev. Beery
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts
Spine
Kipling
Women's
Scouts
Retail Merchants’ Association
Rotary
Parent-Teacher Association
Study Club
Alpine
Texas
Boy Scouts of
John Perkins
San Angelo Fair
J. E. Casner
Messrs. Morestock
Smith
Brewster Alpine News Highlighted in Texas Commercial News
The Texas Commercial News carried over fifty inches of Brewster County and Alpine coverage last week. Mrs. W. B. Hamilton, Alpine chamber secretary, is the local rep. Articles praise Supt. S. M. Melton as a "very young man" and feature Alpine schools, Brewster resources, climate, Sul Ross, and the football squad. The Waldron quicksilver piece from El Paso notes rising mercury use and global supply implications, with Texas eyes on this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Commercial News
Sugarland
Brewster County
Alpine
W. B. Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Weekly
S. M. Melton
Lve
Brewster
Sul Ross
Avalanche
Hamilton
FL Paso
Sugarland Magazine
The
Additional Poisoned Grain for Prairie Dogs Ready
A ton of government mixed poisoned grain for prairie dog extermination has been prepared by a Biological Survey representative with Brewster County officials and ranchers. It will sell at 6.25 dollars per hundred pounds or seven cents per pound in broken lots, available through Judge Jas A. Burke and the Alpine Mercantile Co and Marathon Mercantile Co. One pound treats one acre of average infestation, with 95 percent to near total control reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court
Brewster County
Jas A. Burke
The
Mercantile Co
Alpine
Marathon Mercantile Co
Marathon
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State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Pres
Fice
C. Miller
H. W. Ferguson
Gi, B. Crawford
Alpine Mercantile Co
G. W. Martin
T. Darsey
Sul Ross College
Otis Turner
Aah
Sypeothis
Alpine Lumber Co
Evangels
Davis Mountains
Fort Davis
Davis
Mile Hgh
Davis County
Marfa
Skillman Grove
Paisano Baptist Assembly
Orient Depot
Port Davis
LOY
C. OF
Committee On
Shirley Scales
N.S. Murphy
F. E. Gillett
V. J. Smith
C. D. Wood
University of Texas
First National Bank
Atrine, Texas
CA. Brown
H. L. Kokernot
Hancock
Geo
W. Raines Jr
Hord
Wm. A. Buchanan
Mitchell
Gillett Co
Headquarters
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