Alpine Thoughts and Local Happenings Across Town
A reader letter overview voices distrust of dictatorships from Moscow to Washington and notes local concerns in Alpine Texas including city ordinances, college sports, and defense hopes. The piece urges support for polio relief, references Marfa and Sul Ross, and mentions civic notices. it caps with a community update on an Alpine girl elected to Alexander House Council and an ordinance amending milk sale regulations in Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Washington, D. C
Alpine
Alexander House
Patricia Patterson
Baylor University
Alexander Dormitory
Gloriana Simmons
Ker Feng
Patterson
C. E. Patterson
Udent
Baylor
Alpine High School
City action on Bangs disease free herds and testing rules
Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry outlines requirements for Bangs disease free accredited areas. All herds must be tested at least every 12 months and reactors disposed of. Calves vaccinated at 4 to 8 months that react but do not produce milk may stay until 16 months, then tested and disposed of if reactive. Certificate identifying each animal by number, signed by the testing lab, serves as evidence. John W. Gillett, Mayor. John Stovell, City Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bang
John W. Gillett
John Stovell
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United Nations Organization
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United States
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Albino
West Texas
Harry
Mark Twain
Ni. Foundation
Texas
Dennis
Granada
June Haver
William Lundigan
Gloria
Harry James
City Drug Store
Alpine Drug Store
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Storey-Whiteside
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West Texas Utilities Company
FORD
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Barker Distributing CO
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William J. Barker
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