Ranchers pursue drought relief and grazing plans in Big Bend
In the Marathon region, ITT fan James C Roark signs cooperatives with the Big Bend District to plant overflow fields with Sudan grass while maintaining native stands. Gene Cartledge plans 30 acres irrigated grass for seed and grazing. Wallis ranch outlines a long term range improvement plan including a new water well and cross fencing.
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James C. Roark
Big Bend
Marathon
Cliff
Jimmy Pate
Sudan
Gene Cartledge
Charlie Wallis
Easterwood Estate
Blue Mountain
Lions Elect Officers In Big Bend Park Club
Big Bend National Park Lions Club elected officers April 26 for a July installation. President Perry Smith and vice presidents M Allebrand Pat Miller W R Green with Dave Sublett Lloyd Wade George Shelly and Laurie Miller as officers and directors. Next meeting May 10 at 8 pm in Big Bend Park. Betsy Jeve Mocue to receive the honors gratis award at Sat-ech Academy May 30 for truism and citizenship. Betsy served as secretary of the International Relations Club and editor of the yearbook Wasatka.
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Big Bend National Park
Lions Club
Perry Smith
M. Allebrand
Pat Miller
W. R. Green
Dave Sublett
Lloyd Wade
Treas
George Shelly
Dave Allen
Laurie Miller
Big Bend 1 Park
Jeve Mocu
Betsy
Sateh Academy
Mt. Pleasant
Alice Dorm
Wasatka
Trans-Texas Fights CAB Decision On West Texas Route
Trans-Texas Airways attorneys filed an exception in Washington to CAB findings that TTA be replaced on the Dallas to El Paso West Texas route. They argue TTA is the lowest cost local carrier in the Southwest and promise a detailed brief by the May 13 deadline. CAB Examiner Brya n noted the government cost for local service via Fort Worth and other West Texas towns, a route Alpine would lose if Pioneer Continental operated. Trans-Texas cites seven years of service in West Texas and its efforts to raise quality, while Bryan acknowledged the vast distances and isolated cities served and the substantial contribution of Trans-Texas to regional transport.
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Trans-Tex
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Trans- Texas
Power use on Texas farms doubles on REA lines
REA power consumption on Texas farms has risen sharply, with average monthly use per farm on REA financed lines growing from 70 kWh in December 1847 to 149 kWh in December 1954, according to recent figures.
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College Station
Texas
Frustrated moose charges ranger after road chase
In Idaho a bull moose trotting along a forest road turned on a ranger's pickup and charged after being followed. The incident occurred during a Rural Election Administration event.
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Ton, Idaho
Rural Election Administration
Forest Ranger Encounter with Antlers and Lights
A fragmentary scene shows Forest Ranger W. . -1 inger waiting with a smile as antlers and lights appear. The narrative hints at a yearly moment, the ranger’s reaction, and a quiet, humbled walk in front of the heads under dim lights as the moment concludes.
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Inger
Ries
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