Editorial offers to back Alpine Marfa gas project
M M Hatcher of Bowles Winston & Co Dallas informs Alpine mayor Bill Winter that his firm may underwrite the creation of a non profit gas system serving Alpine Marfa Fort Davis and prospective industry. The plan envisions a $1.75 million pipeline with 2000+ users and a 140 percent bond coverage, possible HF A purchase, and management by a city aligned board with bonds paid from net gas income.
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M. M. Hatcher
Bowles, Winston & Co
Dallas
Bill Winter
Alpine
Marfa
Texas
Municipal Advisory Council of Texas
Fort Davis
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Fort Worth
Big Bend
H.H.F. A
Notice to Creditors of Wittner Estate in Brewster County
Notice to claims against the Wittner estate alias R L Wittner and Robert L Wittner deceased. Letters Testamentary granted May 20 1963 in Brewster County Texas Probate Court. Independent Executrix Lillie N Wittner lists 908 North Fifth Street Alpine TX as address. Another notice to estate of R E Stewart deceased issued in Brewster County with address Marathon Texas and signed by Hattie Pearl Stewart. Oceanographers estimate the sea contains enough salt to cover the United States under a crystal layer a mile deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Wittner
Robert L. Wittner
Brewster County
Texas
North Fifth Street
Alpine
Lillie N. Wittner
R. L. Stewart
R. E. Art
Marathon
Hattie Pearl Stewart
R. E. Stewart
United States
23 Years Ago Alpine Population Study and Local Notes
A June 19 Alpine column reports 1940 Alpine population at 3645, above 1930 figure of 3495, noting temporary student and visitor populations not counted. County total sits at 6156, down from 6624 in 1930. Granada Theatre manager Wallis Davis named, with past work at Crane and McCamey. Local events include Col Ernest O. Thompson speaking on conservation, Boy Scouts camp honors, and a flurry of family visits and travels among residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
St Alpine
Wallis Davis
Granada Theatre
Hubert Covington
Dallas
Davis
O.K
Crane and McCamey
Alpine Avalanche Parish Rates and Staff Snapshot
Alpine Avalanche lists newspaper postage as second class matter with subscription rates for Brewster Jeff Davis and Presidio counties at 4.00 per year or 2.25 for six months and 5.00 per year or 2.75 for six months elsewhere. Editor James W. Glasscock publisher and staff names Hallie Stillwell Ranch News Editor Tom Farris Foreman Helen Uranga IBM Operator and Hallie Stillwell Ranch News Editor Sam D. Adams Marathon Corresp.
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Alpine
Texas
Congress
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidio
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock Wonnnnnas
Tom Farris
la Foreman
Helen Uranga
IBM
Hallie Stillwell
Sam D. Adams
Marathon Corresp
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Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railway
Sul Ross College
Ruidoso
N. M
Charles Livingston
M. J. Keefer
Roy Peters Hall Smith
Frank Daugherty
Graham Bogel
Bobby Coleman
James Crawford
Wesley Jordan
Harvey Mathews
John Dow Harris
Monty Swatzel
Dwight Herbert
Marion Hopson
ACM
Sammie Dorris
Clay Harmon
San Antonio
Mack Sanford
San Francisco
R. B. Slight
Mina Anderson
del Rio
Roy Lassiter
J. E. Casner
Una Joy
TCU
Jannette McIntyre
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
G. H. Storey
Glenn (Beebe) Kokerhot
Los Angeles
Earl Scudday
Eddie
Earl
Scudday
May Starr
Eddie Joe Hancock
Ed Hartcock
Albertine Starr
Mae Starr
Sul Ross
Earl Clark
Joe Shaffer
San
Alpine Avalanche
N. 6Th St
P. O
Gulf Servicenter
West Side Courts
N. K. Holsinger
Sul Ross Gulf
Morris
Alfie
Casner Motor Company
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