Alpine Letters and Local Bits Share City Matters
In Around Town a mix of reader notes and letters discuss local issues from oil testing in Culberson county to water supply in Alpine and potential civic giveaways. The piece references community humor, a thank you note from Jimmy Logan, and concern over the high school coach Ken McAllister possibly moving to Lake View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred
Culberson County
Alpin
Santa Claus
Jimmy Logan
Jimmy
Ken McAllister
Lake View High School
Ken
Alpine High
Traffic signals boost Santa Anna street safety
Santa Anna Texas reports two new signal lights on Wall Street and Main through Highway 67, with a west edge junction at 67 and Brady Highway and an east end light at First and Wallis Streets. The new installations mark progress in local traffic control.
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Santa Anna
Texas
Walls
Brady
Wallis
Weekly Livestock Summary Fort Worth Trade Glides Higher
Light receipts across Fort Worth and major markets as price controls news steadies, cattle and calves hit recent highs, hogs rise. Stockers and feeders sell 25 to 35, fat cattle 23. to 27, canners 6 to 23.20, bulls 27.50, calves 30 to 34, few heavies to 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Gould
Fort Worth
Prices on Livestock At Market Range From High to Low
Butcher kinds sold for 25 to 20 dollars and rannies from 20 to 24. Stocker calves 25 to 35 dollars, a few higher. Choice wooled fat and wooled feeder lambs topped at 35.50. Shorn fat lambs brought 28 to 82, feeders 31 and down. Slaughter ewes 19, old wethers 20 to 22. Years cashed at 24 to 27. Old bucks 14 to 16.
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Truman
Government Bureau
Sammy Slover
Alpine Ffa
Joe
Big Bend
el Paso
Sistent
Od Luck, Ken
Moyer Surplus Store
Fulton Lewis Jr
Gaines County
Sudan
Lamb County
Revere
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
LTR
Stnlard Om
GLOW
Asher
Casner Motor Company
Holland & 7Th St
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