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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1959
Page
6
A damaged OCR text outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Three with sections on forgoing amendments and a budget threshold. It references legislative sessions and compensation figures, indicating a vote measure with aye and against tallies and drafting notes for ballot language.
The article outlines a constitutional amendment on the ballot affecting Comanche and Hidalgo counties. It discusses district boundaries, property assessment, bond authorizations, and state finance provisions. The text specifies a transition of certain tax and bond powers, with limits and authorities to implement the amendment.
The text asks who Juan and Pedro were and what they did. They were two peasants who climbed two different hills, each taking a separate ascent.
A crowded Park scene outlines social visits, hospital notes, teaching hires, church duties, and local club activities. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Beach at a Permian Basin Association square dance, Mrs. McCunc Ott’s return from surgery, new teachers from Sul Ross State College, and plans for Flicker Nites at Casa Grande Club.
Mrs Linden Murphy travels to Missouri to visit her daughter and plans a stay of about two weeks.
A garbled 1968 constitutional amendment proposal seeks to amend Section 11 Article AVE of the State Constitution. The text appears to mandate submission to voters and outlines provisions on review and appeal, with references to the right of appeal and a stated maximum price of interest.
Original Letters of Administration for the estate of Richard Randolph Riddle deceased granted July 11 1960 in Brewster County Probate Court. Claimants must present claims within legal time. Administrator's address Albany Brewster County Texas and creditors urged to pay obligations to the administrator.
The undersigned July appointed Independent Executor in the Last Will and Testament of Rosario Cobos, deceased, notifies all indebted to estate to settle and those with claims to present within the law at his Alpine Texas residence P O Box 448 Brewster County. July 19 1960 Jonaciano Cobos Independent Executor Estate of Rosario Cobos Deceased.
A fragmented 1960 ballot item shows Senate Joint Resolution No. 4 proposing an amendment to Section 49 b Article, seeking a 1 percent per annum limit and a proclamation clause. It notes voting returns indicate a majority in favor and urges gubernatorial proclamation upon adoption.
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