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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1964

Page

2

Big Bend Rain Grants Patches Of Green Across Ranches

Reporter Hallie Stillwell notes scattered showers across the Big Bend with Marathon Marfa and Fort Davis seeing best rains. Cantaloupe crops damaged at Presidio by wind hail and rain while ranches from Alpine to Lajitas report varying totals.

Big Bend Marathon Marfa Fort Davis Presidio McIntyre-Morrow Brown Rex Ivey Lajitas Big Bend Park

City regulates dogs and cats with licenses and rabies rule

Alpine imposes leash and confinement rules for dogs and cats, requires city licenses and rabies vaccination for animals over four months, and designates Alpine Veterinary Clinic as the city pound. Fees apply for licenses vaccines fines and boarding with destruction if unclaimed after 72 hours.

Alpine Veterinary Clinic

Stringfellow Wins Numeral for Princeton Crew 1964

Charles C. Stringfellow III of Alpine earned a freshman lightweight numeral as part of Princeton University's 1964 varsity and freshman crew insignia award. Princeton heavyweight varsity won three of five regattas including the Navy Princeton Cup and Childs Cup. freshman heavies won 3 of 5, and the 150s took 2 of 5, with the latter finishing second at the Eastern Sprint Championships.

Princeton, N. J Charles C Chuck) Stringfellow III Charles Stringfellow Alpine Princeton University Prince Ton

Alpine adopts ordinance on food labeling in public welfare effort

Ordinance 392 bans the sale of imported foods within Alpine Texas without proper labeling to protect public health. It was enacted by the City Council and takes effect June 5 1964 with Mayor Pro Tem W H Hudgins signing. The article notes Coney Island and Brooklyn rabbit lore in a humorous aside about local folklore.

Alpine Texas W. H. Hudgins Coney Island Brooklyn Konijn

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