Local People and Visits Across Texas and New Mexico
Fort Worth resident John Young T and his mother Mrs John wan in Alpine. Mrs W J Smith visits Ross and family in Marfa. Mrs Pryor Dillard and children Scerry Joan and Dusty of Seguin visit Dr and Mrs Joel Wright. Joe Guthrie of Greensburg Ky. visits. Charles Ohlund, son of Mr and Mrs M A Ohlund, leaves for Cuba New Mexico to teach English at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young T
Ft. Worth
John Wan
Alpine
Marfa
Pryor Dillard
Scerry, Joan
Dusty
Charles Ohlund
M.A. Ohlund
Cuba
N.M
Perry Cartwright
Earl Fallis
Earleen
Oliver Parmer
Betty Lee
Tucson
Ariz
Nona Ann Richburg
Guy Crawford
Vernon McIntyre
Walter Skinner
Guy Combs
F. T. Leary
L. F. Buttrill
Louie Ritchey
H. M. Perry
Beeville
Frank
Terlingua
Traylor
Earl Anderau
Ethel Skeving’on
Ernestine Behrens
Hannah Weinauf
Gardner
Molinar
Castalon
Clifton Moss
Lajitas
Elizabeth Weaver
Butte
Clay Holland
John
Waltron Mines
Walter Fulcher
J. E. Burgess
Roy Whiteside
Clifton
Ferguson
Houston
H. W. Ferguson
Lucille
Constitutional amendment rate limits on ballot in 1968 Texas
A draft constitutional amendment details interest rate limits and approvals for contracts. It discusses setting maximum annual interest at ten percent in absence of fixed rates, plus a provision for governor action and publication. The text reflects legislative language from November 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxtonam
Teterest
Ioana
Reese
Comanche
Proposed Constitution Three Margin Text and Senate Pay Provisions
A fragmentary notice details proposed constitutional amendment number three. It references compensation for state legislators including a mileage rate and per diem allowance, with specific figures and a timetable for passage, marking a contested section in the draft.
Water survey planned for Alpine by UT Bureau officials
Mayor T R Moody announced that E H Sellards and C L Baker of the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology will conduct a water survey for Alpine in early September. Despite frequent summer rains, Alpine's water use rose above prior summers, prompting the need for an additional supply to avert a shortage next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Moody
E. H. Sellards
C. L. Baker
Bureau of Economic Geology
University of Texas
Alpine
Brewster County
J.D. May
West Alpine
Mays
Bob Reed
Pampa
Sul Ross College
T. L. Steiger
Wellesley College
Mass
A. M. Sampley
North Texas State Teachers College
Joe Sonnier
Ruidoso
N. M
R. C. Elliott
Stather
Mildred
Constitutional Amendment Two Proposed At 1960 Election
The text describes a proposed constitutional amendment to Section 425 of Article I of the state constitution, set for the November 1960 election. It outlines voting options for the amendment, authorizes bonds with 3 percent interest, and notes gubernatorial proclamation and publication requirements. It explains that a majority in favor will ratify and specifies procedures for election publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanas
Senate
Fer
Ballol
Adama
Etna
Rei See
Texan
Anid
Juil
Attractive modern two bedroom house with extras
Real estate ad lists several homes: a 2 bed with garage and landscaped yard at 13 500 with terms. a 3 bed with dishwasher and garbage disposal. 8 lots at 12 500 with 1000 down and 100 monthly. a 2 bed with garage and fenced yard at 9 500 with terms. a 4, artistic 3 bed with large family room and fireplace, modern kitchen, fenced yard at 16 500 with terms.
Alpine brick home with yard and patio for sale
Practical, nearly new brick residence in Alpine offering 2900 sq ft living area. Features three bedrooms, two baths, den, patio, basement suitable as a bedroom, and a shaded yard with large trees. Close to town and schools. Priced at 12 500 with good terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Proposed Constitutional Amendment One Voted In November 1960
Proposed joint resolution to amend Texas Constitution to create special tax districts and counties with allowed tax rates, extending powers to Hidalgo and Comanche areas. Includes sections authorizing district creation, coextensive boundaries, and voter approval requirements for tax levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsia Cie
Esas
Wichita County
Tamar County
Tub
A. Hla
Texas
Hidalgo County
Hidalgo” County
Mosptal
Comanche County
Maser
Sig
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W. J. Smith
Ross
RSP
OSS Kerio
House
Fefoben
SSRI
Iif
Celen
Takase
Secon
Beaton
Dalry
Milan
Iaintore Ag
Sapsler
Big Bend
Davis
Prepeosd
Wu Sp Fatries
Chevrolet
CHEVY
Corvair
Motor Trend Magazine
Industrial Designers Institute
William L. Mitchell
General Motors
Corva
D Corvett
Casner Motor CO. OF
Alpine, Texas
INC
Tennyson
West Holland
Maude H. Baines
Pete Bishop
Howe
Chamber of Commerce
Zaitfe
Henry Bailey
Col
Ieee
East Hol
Tatas
N. Sth
H.C. LaBell
2Nd St
C. W. Burdett
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Company
OUR
Caven Woodward
JEEP
Kokernot Heights
Marvin Kay
Granada Theatre
White’s
Sul Ross Gulf Station
At the
Henslee
R. G. Crowder
Yood
Merle Norman Cosmetics Studios
Winter Cleaners
Tran
Ball Point LA Reer
Eerie Pye
Rome
Business & Service Guide
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company
Moine, Brewster County
Ralph W. Peters
Ellyson.guarantee Abstract Company
Big Bend Abstract Co
N. 6Th St
F. J. Ellyson
Optometrist
Thomas L. Goats
Hill
Tire Service
Storey - Whiteside Lumber Co
M. L. Hopson Agency
U. K
P.O. Box
W. Holland Ave
Sonal Amendment
Penson
Sul Ross Colege
B.alife
Loop Road
Sorner del Rio
6Th St
Latie Britt
P.rtly
Gage Holland
Marathon
Taffe
Ft. Davis Highway
W. Burdett
Box 37
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
Alprite
Odessa
Alpine Transfer Co
Lanon Family Group
Ormer Presbyterian Manse
Western Mattress
Alpine Courts
San Angelo
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