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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
2
A National Geographic Magazine report notes that a sea anemone can shed body fragments that develop into fully formed new individuals, spreading and expanding its population.
Repair shop advertises quick inspection of engine brakes steering body shocks ignition and wheel alignment by expert technicians. Dial TE 71 2626 for service.
March days bring cold mornings that stress freshly shorn goats and pastures. Farmers report cattle fed hard due to dry grass while others praise good range and bluebonnets in bloom along river roads. Social notes include visitors to the area, field day at Sul Ross, and a feature on W. D. Smithers and early cattle photography.
School trustees Ray LaBeff and Bill Sohl retrieved a bus sent to Odessa for overhaul about ten days earlier. The vehicle was returned to Alpine Monday night and performed well on the trip back.
St James Episcopal Church marks Palm Sunday March 22 with blessing and distribution of palms at 9 a.m. Morning prayer opens the observance. Weeknight services run 8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Maundy Thursday and Good Friday include a 9 a.m. service.
A sunflower subtly follows the sun as its stem cells on the shaded side grow faster, bending the stem and turning the blossom toward light in a natural heliotropism process.
Brewster County reports the Texas New Mexico 14 66 wildcat near the A D Neal Ranch struggles to shut off a surge of fresh water at 1810 feet while attempting to ream and move the hole. Humble No 1 Stone drills in Pecos County to 9175 feet, and Standard 1 1 Espy drills in Jeff Davis County below 852 feet. National Geographic notes moon gravity is one sixth Earth, affecting jump height of about three feet in center of gravity.
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