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We Are On Our Way In New Year Foretells Alpine Prospects
In the Jan issue optimistic forecasts for Brewster County and Alpine highlight resumed quicksilver mining and new uranium prospects in Terlingua. Water and infrastructure plans include a $400000 hospital, highway upgrades, a new terminal, and a Sul Ross weather station ahead of a busy year.
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Brewster County
Alpine
Hugh White
J. E. Casner
Ray LaBeff
Kokernot Hill
Stephan Riess
It Happened Here 25 Years Ago Highlights
The Avalanche notes events from 25 years ago including Southern Pacific Railroad seeking a new station in a chamber resolution, a Sul Ross mentored local baseball club backed by Alpine firms, and school trustees named with an unexpectedly large 201 vote. Also mentioned are a U S Highway motorcade response, Presidio road bond passage, park proposals in Big Bend, golf course support, Mitre Peak Park opening, constable election bid, Fort Davis school superintendent reappointment, city planning group formation, large bank deposits, and visitors from La Harmonia near Santa Helena Canyon.
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Holland Avenue
Highway 90
Alpine
Park
Davis Mountains
McDonald Observatory
Texas and
Texas Railroad Commission
Sul Ross-Alpine
U. S. Weather Bureau
Sul Ross State College
Marathon
Fluorspar
Fort Davis
Gaddis Clinic
Southern Pacific Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Special Sheep Raisers Meeting Scheduled in Ozona
A special directors meeting to discuss the National Wool Act and Section 708 is set for April 12 in Ozona. R W Hodge announces the 10 a m session in the County Court Room to consider a one cent per pound producer deduction funded only if two thirds approve in a summer referendum.
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San Angelo
American Sheep Producers Council
Ozona
R. W. Hodge
del Rio
Texas
Sheep & Goat Raisers’ 'Association
Hodge
Be careful how you miss school in civic life notes
Educational column urges parents to limit student absences for non school events. It warns that missing classes lowers achievement, burdens teachers, and harms peer attitudes while suggesting Alpine schools strive to respect family wishes. It also references health class panels and caps and gowns debates.
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Gilmer-Aikin
Parent
el Toro
Don McNamara
Alpine Hi
Alpine
Shirker
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