Alpine seeks sewer bonds in 80 thousand dollar election
The City of Alpine Texas will hold a June 30 1962 election to decide if 80 000 in sewer improvement bonds should be issued. The measure allows up to 30 year maturity five percent interest and a tax levy to cover interest and principal. Ballots read for and against issuance. The mayor and city secretary sign the notice to be published and posted.
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State OF Texas
Brewster
Alpine
Texas
D. M. Bennett
Bryan ‘Kelley
Ezequiel Rivera
Rubye Burcham
Vernon
Bill Winter
City
Marjorie K
Graham
City of
New Car Registrations in Brewster County May Report
May motor vehicle registrations in Brewster County list 31 new vehicles with buyers and makes including Ford pickups GMC half tons Cadillacs and Chevrolets from towns such as Ft Stockton San Antonio Alpine Presidio and Marathon. The Highland Hereford Breeders Association formed in fall 1918 by about 20 Big Bend breeders.
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Brewster County
Robert E. Edwards
Ford Pickup
Ft. Stockton
Fred W. Shield
Chevrolet
San Antonio
CIT
Ford
Pecos
Charles Chambers
Alpine
F. G. Walker
Casner Motor Co
Cadillac
Edmundo Nieto
Presidio
Jose Gonsales
Campwood
Paul Forchheimer
Buick
Jack Richardson
Falcon
Waco
John Sotelo
James Sears
M. L. Hopson
GMC
Luther Anderson
Oldsmobile
Henry Bailey
The
Highland Hereford Breeder's Association
Big Bend
Rains Bring Hope Across Big Bend Ranches
Hallie Stillwell reports widespread rain in the Big Bend over the past week. George Mills, Joe Clark, and many ranches from Glass Mountain to Marfa record 0.9 to 1 inch with some hail, filling tanks and boosting stock feeding. While some areas stay dry, most counties show rainfall, with several notable ranches and visitors noted.
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Big Bend
Glass Mountain
George Mills
Joe Clark
George Dallman
Jimmy Pate
Kimball
Weir Hall Ranch
Rathon
Mac Benge
Pierce
Old Blue
Fe Ranch
Stringer Ranch
Cox Ranch
Bear Creek
Stillwell Ranch
Dove Mountain
Soaker
Roark Ranch
D. W. Collins Ranch
M. L. Hopson
Brown Accepts Alamo City Teaching Post
R. M. Brown will teach at Southside High School in San Antonio next fall after five years at Alpine High. He and his wife and seven children plan to move around July 1 from Northside High in Vernon Texas. He earned a BS from Texas AGL and a Master's at Sul Ross.
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R. M. Brown
Alpine High School
Southside High School
San Antonio
Mrs Nail to Spend Summer in Colombia with Kin
Mrs. Ethel Nail departed yesterday for Cali Columbia in South America to spend the summer with her nephew Dr. Robert Kokernot and family. She traveled from San Angelo to Dallas and will proceed to Miami and Bogota where Mr Kokernot will meet her.
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Cali
Columbia
South America
Robert Kokernot
Nail
San Angelo
Dallas
Miami
Bogota
Kokernot
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American Hereford Journal
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Austin
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