Local Alpine Postmark Publishes Senior Society Notes
ALDINE AVALANCUS James W Glasscock Mrs Jean Glasscock Mayo Cleveland Mrs A N Alkire Mattie V Chambers Mrs Kay Steele Editor and Publisher Society Editor Foreman Fort Davis Correspondent Marathon Correspondent Big Bend Park Correspondent Witered as second class matter a the Post Orie In Alpine Texas under the act of Congress of March 3 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Mayo Cleveland
A. N. Alkire
Mattie V. Chambers
Kay Steele
Society
Fort Davis
Big Bend Park
Post Orie
Alpine
Texas
Congress
Holiday Hazards Pinpoint Christmas New Year Toll
The holiday period is the year’s most dangerous for people. National Safety Council data show 515 fatalities over Christmas two days and 362 over New Year’s two days, mostly in traffic and fires. Slippery roads, reduced daylight, heavy travel, and more alcohol raise risk. urge caution and mutual protection.
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Turkeys
National Safety Council
High Hurdles To Success In Tax Policy Opinion
A compilation of opinions notes high tax rates impede business, especially small firms, with progressive income taxes reaching 91 percent and corporate rates near 52 percent. It argues taxes suppress work and investment and cites broader tax burdens and need for efficiency and personal responsibility.
Alpine and Fort Stockton News From 25 Years Ago
Bronze plates were ordered to mark Elm Grove Cemetery veterans. Alpine hosts a Highway 90 meeting via A F Robinson invites Marfa residents. Alpine Bucks face Fort Stockton Panthers for the empty stocking fund. Basil Matthews kills a black bear near Fort Davis. Christmas mail urged and new license plates issued in Alpine. State park plans move forward with Palo Duro and other sites. Just Imagine at Granada headlines and Alpine Episcopal Guild minstrel for charity stockings.
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Elm Grove
Alpine Cemetery Association
Basil Matthews
Alpine
Madera Springs
Fort Davis
Barry Scobee
Palo Duro Canyon
McKittrick Canyon
Caddo Lake
Davis Mountains
Film Strip Arrives For December Library
Mrs June Dyke of All Pine Public School reports a new film strip titled Labor Closes Ranks has arrived for the December library display. A meeting to discuss the ordinance and related crime warrants is set for December 19 1955 at City Hall at 7 30 pm in Alpine Texas. The city secretary John Stovell signs the notice dated November 28 1955.
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Benjamin F. Berkeley
Ojos de Boquillas
Rio Grande
Hot Springs
F. E. Gillett
Col
John Perkins
Ed Moseley
D. S. Barker
C.D. Wood
J. W. Gilmer
G. W. Baines
June Dyke
All Pine Public School
New York Times
Alpine
Texas
John Stovell
Alpine City Plans Time Warrants to Fund Water Lands
The City of Alpine announces its intention to issue time warrants up to 70 000 dollars to acquire water producing lands for a new water supply. Interest not to exceed 4 4 percent per year, maximum maturity up to 30 years, and action by the City Commission.
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Alpine
City Commission Inte
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Alpine, Texas
Dial
Avalanche
Brewster
Jett Davis
Presidio
Baroness Bertha von Suttner
Livestock Marketing Association
Union Stockyards
San Antonio, Texas
P. D. Box
Tom Bell
Sheep & Goat Dept
Louis Wardlaw
Estelle Moore
Sul Ross
San Antonio
el Paso
del Rio
Marfa
A. F. Robinson
Alpine Bucks
Fort Stockton Panthers
Jackson Field
Annie K. Turney
Conty
Mat Thon
David Major
Mary Catherine Knox
Joyce Phelps
Genevieve East
Audrey Belle
Julia Gentry
Richard Lewis
Lucille Anderson
Geraldine Borgess
Don True Bowman
John Holland
Joe C. Hord
Bobby Major
Virginia Willis
EL Brendel
John Garrick
Frank Albertson
Granada
The
Episcopal Guild
Ray McNeil
Don Peters
Chon
Frank W. Daugherty
Memorial Arts
H. F. Dallman
Alpine Cemetery Assn
N. St. St
Alpine Furniture Exchange
Ray
N. Harrison
Dallas
Arkansas
Louisiana and Tennesse
Informatior Reservati Marfa
Dees Me
Cadillac
America
Court House
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