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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1950

Page

8

Large force to take 1950 census in Odessa district

District Supervisor George T. Kesler of the United States Bureau of Census announces a force of about 125 will be employed in the Odessa census district to conduct the 17th Decennial census in April. The staff will cover Brewster, Crane, Crockett, Ector, Glasscock, Loving, Midland, Pecos, Reagan, Terrell, Upton, Ward and Winkler counties with 105 numerators planned as the largest segment.

Odessa George T. Kesler United States Bureau of Census Brewster Crane, Crockett Ector Glasscock Loving Midland Pecos Reagan Terrell Upton Ward Winkler

Census enumerators to conduct rural population survey

Enumerators will make house to house calls to collect official Census information on population and housing in rural areas. Supervisory staff includes 10 crew leaders and about 10 district office workers to edit reports and compile preliminary results. Local provisional counts will be announced by District Supervisor Kesler after early tabulations. A proverb notes that a man who won't lie to a woman has little regard for her feelings.

Kesler

Tape dispensers at the Avalanche store

A catalog note lists 1-inch cellophane tape in large rolls and kraft gummed tape in 1 to 2 inch widths, with 2-inch options available at the Avalanche shop.

Avalanche

Fort Worth Livestock Receipts Rise With Broad Demand

Fort Worth reports larger weekly cattle calf hog and sheep totals with firm to higher prices. Major markets moved 183000 cattle 29000 calves 320000 hogs and 116000 sheep as beef steers yearlings and cows gained strength and fat calves and stocker cattle remained in demand.

Fort Worth

Beginner's Garden Directs Kids 3 to 6 in Play

Mrs. A. J. Gard leads a program for children aged three to six titled Beginners Garden. The note mentions supervision by Ph. 302 and that children are kept after 1 p.m. for activities and directed work.

A. J. Gard

Midland cattle sale shows steady to weaker market trends

At Midland livestock sale over 700 head changed hands with butcher cattle slower and stockers active. Fat calves and yearlings sold $22 to $25, mediums $20 to $22, Jersey cows $1550 to $1750, and cows $14.50 to $16. Bulls $17 to $18.75. Stocker steers 300–400 lb $26.50 to $27.50, 400–500 lb $25.50 to $26.75. stocker heifers $25 to $26.50. Yearlings and two-year-olds $110 to $155 a head. white-faced cow calf pairs $175 to $225.

Midland Jersey

Public Works Project on US 90 in Brewster County

Sealed proposals for 9.241 miles of resurfacing with cold mix on US 90 from 5.5 miles east of Alpine to Altuda Brewster County will be received in Austin until 9 00 AM March 14 1950 and opened publicly Plans and specs are at the Alpine Texas office of Geo J Kempen Jr and the Texas Highway Department The project is a Public Works act covered item with prevailing wage rates to be paid to laborers workmen and mechanics and holiday work at standard rates Fort Parker Texas has been restored and a prehistoric wall was found near Rockwall Texas.

Texas Highway Construction Ak. Asp Pay’t Alpine Altuda Brewster County Highway Department Austin State of Texas State Highway Commission Geo. J. Kempen Jr Texas Highway Department

Notice of highway project bids in Jeff Davis County Texas

Bids will be received at the Highway Department in Austin until 9:00 A M March 15 1950 for 47 664 miles of seal coat from Brewster County line to SH 17 including Barrel Springs to Skillmans Grove and Skillmans Grove to junction SH 17 on Highway Nos 118 166 17 in Jeff Davis County. Plans and specifications are available from Geo J Kempen Jr Resident Engineer Alpine Texas and Texas Highway Department Austin. Usual rights reserved.

Ft. Davis Presidio C. L Brewster Highway Department Austin State of Texas State Highway Commission Geo. J. Kempen Jr Alpine Texas Texas Highway Department

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J. W. Dollahite Marfa First National Bank of Alpine F.D.I.C Midland Livestock News Fort Parker Groesbeck Rockwall Giles Laundry E. Holland Ave Alpine Flower and Gift Shop Georgia Good Gulf Gulf Pride Goodrich GULF Gulf Servicenter Gilbert Bell & Son Alpine, Tex ABC AVA Packard Davis Motor CO West College Ave
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