Fort Davis Items in Roundup of Local News
Fort Davis notes report Higgins left for San Antonio to inspect the city and sell his Higgin orchard share. A rodeo rider Dutchover was thrown, breaking a leg and shoulder. he survived. New car ownership includes W. J. Miller buying a six cylinder Cheyster. Fort Davis High School opens with many new pupils and a large enrollment. Teachers and officials discuss campus events and local activities.
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Sie Higgins
San Antonio
Ka Putenover
Pan
Browny
Dutchover
Dutehs
W. 3
Miller
High Gear Complex or san An seas visiting here this summer
Local notes list visits and incidents around Las Cruces and nearby towns. Mentions of Mr Walker and Judge Weatherby, rodeo attendance, a chicken fry picnic, and Crop and ranch activity. Various residents including Mrs Ida Wilson, Mrs Matthews, and Arrell Smith are referenced with movements and home improvements noted.
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San An
Mr. Walker
West Texas Chamber promotes literature drive at Agricultural Hall
Visitors inquire about crops including clats, cotton, fruits, and the dairy and poultry industries. Homer, manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce, urges cities to supply literature to meet reader demand and boost regional commerce.
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Homer
West Texas Chamber of Commec
West Texas
Reestablishing University of Texas School Journalism
Austin, Sept. At a regular meeting the Board of Regents moved to reestablish the UT journalism department on a broader scale. Teaching had remained within the School of Business Administration after the department's previous discontinuation, and courses will be offered again this year. The note also mentions handling partnership accounts for Turney & Turney and requests payments.
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Austin
Texas
Newente
University of Texas
Jour Allon
Colone of Arts and Sciences
School of Business Administration
West Texas Chamber Invites Literature for Sesqui Exhibit
Stamford September 8 The West Texas Chamber of Commerce distributes literature to attract visitors to the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. The West Texas Agricultural Exhibit in Houston or Dallas coordinates the effort. Bulletins are sent from West Texas cities to promote regional towns and industries. HL Paso stands out as the only Big Bend city already submitting bulletins. John W Whitehead leads the effort coordinating chamber calls and bulletins for dissemination.
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Stamford
West Ding
Philadelphia
West Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Unites
Paso
Big Bend
John W. Whitehead
West Tex
Exus
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John Bunch
Columbia
8. C
Mra
Cardus
Garcia
Crawford Insurance Agency
Srathor
Chas. Livingston
C. H. Yates & Son
John Perkins
Alpine, Texas
W. H. Ragin
Alpine, Brewster Co., Tex
van Sickle &Fisher
Counsell
At Law
Louis J. Baker
Pete Crawfor
Alpine
K. Lange
Stack’s Barber Shops
Fort Davis
Barry Scobee
Perfon
The
Avalanche
Fort Davis Aly Club
Mable Toys
Alan
Sra
Ley
Mother
Owear Mile
W. Leverett
Nettie Carmack
Harold Thompson
Smith
Vivian Bird
Simmons University
Abilene
WC. Jones
Sumner
IC Uhio
Mr. Hird
Alfred ©. McDaniel
America Orld
Austin American
Davis Mountains
Weath Texas
Sul Rose Teachers College
High Gear
Walker
Judge Weatherby
Hicks Gray
Harold ‘Thompso
Keesey Milter
Ida Wilson
Marta
Mes
2. W. Hspy
Damghe Ruth
Jet
Bret
BL Paso
Lan Endeavor
Limpia Canyon
Clothier
Galveston
CVE Bind
Rockaway
Orehar
Studebaker
Kepy Aliller Jr
Visted Grampa
Gramma Mils Ler
Ho ML Jones
Me J. Stewart
Wil Crow
Arrell Smith
Nano Place
U. OF T
Turney & Turney
M. Ty
Casner Motor Company
Alpine Steam Laundry
Wm. A. Buchanan
Sandifer Grocery
Alpine Meat Market
Fate & Ray
West Texas Chamber
Howell
W. E. Caldwell
New Quarters
Forchheimers
BIG Bend Bread
Hudson’s Bakery
Normal Hill
Courthouse
John Young Land Company
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