Governor Allred Visits Big Bend For Homecoming
Governor James Allred visits Sul Ross University for Home Coming on Saturday November 25 with an address at 10 20 A M in the College Auditorium. A football game follows as Sul Ross Loves face West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes at Jackson Field.
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Outdoor Film By Zane Grey Stars O'Brien
Zane Grey’s newest outdoor adventure stars George O'Brien as a lawless West hero. The plot follows a Idaho gold rush tale where O'Brien pursues gold, faces murder by Morgan Wallace, and is aided by Frances Grant while Barbara Fritchie plays a faithless beauty.
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Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
An old style advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughing and bronchial irritation while claiming guarantees and refunds if not satisfied. It markets itself as a quick, effective cure amid competing remedies with assurances of relief.
Grand Presents Greater Movie Week for Pecos Area
The Grand launches Greater Movie Week starting Friday featuring outstanding feature pictures and a lineup of fine short features. Manager Hendon and directing manager Oskar Korn announce the week aims for real merit and invite all Pecos-area residents to attend the special entertainment.
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Heroic Mountain Clash Drives Thrilling Film Finale
The screen tale follows Pal and Wallace in a fierce pursuit that culminates in a dramatic death for Wallace. Director David Howard helms the production produced by Sol Lesser for Fox, shaping a sequence that explains the mountain’s feared history.
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Moving Postponed for Post Office to Federal Building
The transfer of the post office to the Federal Building is likely postponed to the first of the year due to late millwork and equipment arrivals. Although the building may be finished sooner, moving during the Christmas rush would be inadvisable, says Westminster M. W. Collie.
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Westminster M. W. Collie
J C Short Arrives from Crystal Falls
J C Short, former resident of Itecos, arrives this week from Crystal Falls and stays at the Orient Hotel.
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Crystal Falls
Mr. Short
Orient Hotel
Miss Julia Ward Plans To Attend Rice T C U Game
Miss Julia Ward intends to attend the Rice T C U game next Saturday, highlighting local interest in the matchup and its scheduled date.
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Julia Ward
Wardrobe Demon Shows Quick Fashion Tricks for All Events
The article guides smart dressing with interchangeable pieces and accessories. It cites a Texas State College for Women example of transforming a black dress with a gold lame collar and cuff set, open work trim, and matching stones for a Renaissance feel. It notes affordable options like two hats, two coats, and accessories to stretch a wardrobe across offices, luncheons, games, and dining out.
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Texas State College For Women
Not Newsboy Now Heir to $71,000 Changes Dix's Life
William Dix, an orphan from Detroit who became a newsboy after his parents died, was informed he inherits $71,000 from his uncle. He plans to pursue medical studies at Harvard, interrupted by his family losses, and is no longer selling papers.
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Card of Thanks from Bell Family for Kindness
The Bell family expresses deep gratitude for acts of kindness shown during their great sorrow. They note friendship as a precious possession and describe their wife, mother, and sister as having entered Heaven. May Heaven bless those who offered support.
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Earth
Relief Rolls Are Pared By 35 000
More than thirty five thousand former relief roll employables were working this week as the Works Progress Administration moved Texas toward its goal. State Administrator H P Drought announced projects totaling over 20 million dollars and said about 30 000 of 150 000 WPA jobs in Texas would come from CCC camps PWA and other agencies. He urged those released from seasonal work and eligible for WPA to register at NRL or Texas State Employment offices.
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Works Progress Administration
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National Works Progress
Harry I. Hopkins
Miners Edge Silver City Team for First 1935 Win
In El Paso Texas College of Mines defeated Silver City State Teachers College 9 to 7 to capture the first victory of the 1935 season. With two minutes left, L O Page kicked a field goal from the 25 yard line after both teams traded touchdowns in the second quarter.
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Muckers
Notable Trio Spends Weekend in El Paso
Jurton Boatright Bennie Biggs and George MecKinnis spent the weekend in El Paso with no further details provided.
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Jurton Boatright
Bennie Biggs
George MecKinnis
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