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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
7
A proposal argues for maintaining current government spending while cutting taxes to the May 1936 levels. It contends this mix could sustain services and stimulate the economy, reflecting a fiscal strategy from the era.
A summer school program formed for third and fourth graders needing reading help meets 1 hour 20 minutes daily focusing on language arts under E A Mc Millan. Parents may contact Kathryn Stucke at the high school for enrollment details and an activity fee ranges from 1 to 4 dollars by level.
Receipts for cattle calves and hogs were slightly below last week while sheep held steady. Trade was uneven with cattle and stocker calves to yearlings and steers strong. plain offerings weaker. Cows rose 50 cents to a dollar. bulls unchanged. Fat beef cattle sold at 22 to 24 dollars. plain cows 18 to 22. stocker steers 18 to 28.50. In unrelated notes, school building projects progressed with blueprints for the high school gymnasium home economics cottage and vocational agriculture building sent to Austin for approval. Centennial project units and central echoes buildings also moving forward with plans and expected timelines.
G W Kercher of Wheeling announces plans to build a large apartment house on lots sold by Shirley Scales in Hancock College Hill. The Morelock hall property now belongs to Sul Ross. Also noted are Sul Ross summer term enrollment, local business openings, cattle and lamb markets, and regional travels and activities.
A notice states that J S Davis will not be responsible for any debts incurred in his name by others unless he authorizes them. Dated 6 11 8p and signed by Jack Davis.
CAP Anglin announces his candidacy for sheriff tax collector and assessor in Brewster County. He cites decades as a Texas Ranger city marshal and detective and pledges lawful, nonviolent enforcement, honesty, and duty without bias. He asks voters to support him as best suited for the office and thanks readers for their consideration.
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