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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1957

Page

5

Emergency Feed Program extended to April fifteenth

The notice extends the Emergency Feed Program to April 15 and invites ranchers to apply for more feed via the local office. Wool growers may still submit receipts for 1956 incentive payments by March 31. The piece also reports rabies warnings after a fox attack near Alpine, plus various local farming and ranching updates.

Anderson Ranch Alpine Luther Anne Big Bend National Park

Sheepmen to Meet in Fort Stockton Saturday

Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers will hold the second quarterly meeting in Fort Stockton at the Community House in Rooney Park after a noon barbecue. T A Kincaid announces Guy Huddleston of the Railroad Commission will discuss changes affecting general and livestock truckers practices and weighing. O D Dooley will cover Mexican National Labor housing issues. Speck Johnson of Odessa and Lola Lee send greetings as ranchers anticipate a large turnout.

Texas Fort Stockton T. A. Kincaid Ozona Ts&gra Rooney Park Kincaid Guy Huddleston Motor Transportation Division Railroad Commission of Texas Washington O.D. Dooley Brackettville

Magician Opens Marco's Jewelry Store on Holland Avenue

Frank White, eight year professional magician and Sul Ross State College student from San Angelo, opens Marco's jewelry and novelty store today in Alpine on Holland Avenue next to Morrison's. He has performed his act before Alpine groups the past two years.

Frank White Marco’s Alpine Holland Avenue Morrison’s White Sul Ross State College San Angelo

Texas Industry Outlook Bright 1957

A University of Texas survey reports Texas industry to be optimistic in 1957 with eight sectors examined. 1956 output rose about 7 percent over 1955, and new facilities boosted employment and regional economic multipliers. Growth in drilling equipment, refining capacity, and downstream chemical production strengthens Texas industry. Baseball's National League was founded in 1876.

Austin Texas Bright University of Texas Bureau of Business Research Robert H. Ryan Texas Business Review Ryan Houston West Texas

Note of Thanks to Friends and Customers

Bill Holland thanks friends and customers for past patronage and expresses intent to continue serving at West Texas Utilities.

West Texas Utilities

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