Incomplete text about saving for goals and education
Fragmentary line discusses saving after taxes with aims like home retirement travel and children's education, but lacks complete details or context to determine full meaning or source.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
2
Fragmentary line discusses saving after taxes with aims like home retirement travel and children's education, but lacks complete details or context to determine full meaning or source.
Faster Sunday brought a beautiful day with many visitors to Big Bend National Park for the holidays. Residents recall dagger blooms on Benson Hill and report ranch thefts and cross border raiding affecting Alpine and surrounding areas. Sheriff Skinner and Texas Ranger Hill led officers in追 tracing stolen horses across the Rio Grande into Mexico as authorities search for the property.
Pvt Israel G Salgado son of Mr and Mrs Isidore L Salgado of Alpine Texas has arrived in Korea and serves with the 7th Infantry Division Bayonet. He entered the Army in October 1960 and was last stationed at Fort Hood Texas.
Mrs. J. B. Johnson of Kemp Texas died March 22 after a long illness and was buried March 24. She was the mother of Mrs. David W. Wells of Huntsville and Mrs. N. O. Wilson of Dallas and C. B. Johnson of Tyler. Four grandchildren and four great grandchildren survive. Mrs. Johnson was known to Alpine residents from prior visits.
A 1957 graduate of Alpine High School is recognized by the Teas Highway Department. The fragment notes the alumni status and所属 connection to Alpine, with limited context on the department's role.
The fragment notes Mr. and Mrs. Wells while they resided here, reflecting on their presence and memory within the local community.
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