West Texas district plan called ideal by Daniels amid opposition
Editorial notes County Democratic Chairman John Daniels proposes a far West Texas district merging Ector Midland Glasscock Crane Upton Reagan and Crockett with San Angelo to form District 21. The new District 22 would include El Paso Hudspeth Culberson Reeves Loving Winkler Ward Jeff Davis Presidio Brewster Pecos Terrell and Val Verde with El Paso County dominant at 314070. Opposition arises from Bexar and nearby counties.
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John Daniels
San Antonio
Texas
Bexar
U. S. Supreme Court
West Texas
Daniels
Ector
Midland
Glasscock
Crane
Upton
Reagan
Pond Position Very Important Pond Position Very Important
The placement and construction of stock ponds aid ranchers in distributing livestock for management. Ponds require adequate watershed for runoff and protected watersheds to reduce silt. With 6 to 7 feet evaporation annually, ponds should be deep to about 12 feet minimum, surface area kept small to limit loss. Cost share assistance is provided under the Agriculture Conservation Program.
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Agriculture Conservation Program
Notice of hearing on license to sell wine and beer in Alpine
The state and Brewster County announce a hearing on August 7 1964 at 10 A.M. at the County Courthouse Alpine Texas to consider an application for a Wine and Beer Retailer's Permit. Owners Leo Thomason and Sue Thomason seek a license for Ponderosa Restaurant located 50 feet east of Alpine City Limits on the north side of Highway 906. Contests may be filed with security for costs as provided by law.
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Alpine
Texas
Alpine City
Alpine Avalanche Publisher Details and Rates
Alpine Avalanche published weekly since 1890 lists staff names and roles and states subscription prices for Brew, Jeff Davis, and Presidio counties. It notes mailing address Alpine Texas and available contact information with a standard disclaimer about error corrections in future issues.
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Alpine Avalanche
Ste
Alpine
Texas
P. O. Box
Brews
Jeff Davis
Presidio Counties
Alpine City Water Fight Highlights W E Lockhart Era
A letter argues Dr W E Lockhart did not control Alpine city affairs for eight years. It recalls 1956 58 battles with the Roberts Contract and water system reforms, notes 1960 executive council actions, Lockhart being locked out of the water system, and claims since 1960 control shifted to Winter and allies with no water capacity or state approval achieved. Paid by W E Lockhart M
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W. E. Lockhart
Alpine
Gene Hillger
Glenn Burgess
Glenn
Gene
Lee Cowell
City of
Winters
Corkins
Hernandez
McCollister
Whiteside
Alfred E. Creigh
Winter
W. I. Winter
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State OF Texas
County
Brewster
Leo Thomason
Sue Thomason
Ponderosa Res
Grain
Reeves
Pecos
Toyah - Limpia- Soil
Tex
Ealdings,pvalanchs
Congress
Press Association
Texas Press Association
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Helen Uranga
IBM
Hallie Stillwell
Jina
Big Bend Park
Sam D. Adams
Hugh Stiles
Fort Davis
Redeemer —— At
Church Alpine, Texas
Fellow Citizens
Chalmers Broadfoot
Roberts
Chalmers
Collie
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