Conductor Gets Court Summons Sparks Crossings Debate
Reading notes a Southern Pacific issue over blocking Alpine crossings with trains at 7:30 to 7:45 pm. Duke faces summons when crossings are tied up over five minutes as towns seek remedies. Wilfred invites reader input on traffic lights for Alpine’s main street and city planning.
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Fort Worth Livestock Receipts Surge and Market Shifts
Livestock receipts were sharply higher with Fort Worth showing cattle and calves more than double the week prior. Hog receipts rose about 1,000, sheep shipments up 12,000, and overall supplies 53,000 above last week. Market movement toward major centers continued as dressed meat prices eased in the east amid heavy market flow. Fat cattle and stocker trades varied with cattle firmness, grass steers weak, and lambs fluctuating. fat calves and yearlings posted mixed gains. Planets noted as discovered by calculation. barometer drops signal a coming storm.
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Fort Worth
Kansas
Oklahoma
Road to Market Project Advances In Alpine Area
Local officials report progress on a 20 mile segment funded under two year state and federal farm to market programs begun July 1 and September 1, 1949. Completion is projected before September 1951 with about 40 miles due by then. Estimated cost runs around 10 000 dollars per mile and monthly spending near 15 000 dollars for the next two years. Community support grows as volunteers join the financing plan and local merchants credit the project with economic benefits.
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Aygtin
Rae Miles
Texas Legisme
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Texas Highways Department
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