Grass judging teams win 2nd and 3rd at district meet
The Jeff Davis 4-H junior team took second and the senior team placed third at District 6 grass judging contests in Sonora last Saturday. Members Marsha Mills Homer Mills Janet Mills and Johnny Gibbens led the junior squad while Scotty Gibbens Jodie Holman and Jimmy Johnson formed the senior team. Ward County 4-H won the senior division with Sutton Brewster-Jeff Davis and Presidio following. The 4-H trip to Sonora was sponsored by the Big Bend Soil Conservation District with support from Mr. and Mrs. George Mills and County Agent B. G. Hill.
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Srewster
Jeff Davis
Strass
Sonora
Marsha Mills
Homer Mills
Janet Mills
Johnny Gibbens
Scotty Gibbens
Jodie Holman
Jimmy Johnson
Sutton
Sigio
Atm
Big Bend
Johnny Gibbons
Jimmie Johnson
B. G. Hill
Jimmy Pate
Martin Seeking NTSU Degree
Alpine student Denton Donald Wesley Martin is among 550 seniors applying for bachelor degrees at North Texas State University. Commencement is set for 8 p.m. at Fouts Field. Martin, son of Mr and Mrs G W Martin of Alpine, seeks a Bachelor of Science in psychology.
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Denton
Donald Wesley Martin
Alpine
North Texas State University
Fouts Field
Martin
G. W. Martin
N. 13Th
Hillger Honored at Tech speech awards dinner
Tye Hillger of Alpine was among 21 graduating seniors honored at a Texas Tech speech awards dinner. The event showcased student achievements and highlighted the recipients' academic and leadership contributions.
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Hillger
Lubbock
Tye Hillger
Gene Hillger
Alpine
Texas Tech
Ranch Tour Reports Mexican Rail Adventure and Desert Ranch Life
A group travels from Ojinaga to Topolobampo aboard the Pacifico Railroad May 1 to Sun. They cross the Sierra Madre via 16 bridges and 27 tunnels, enjoy Topolobampo Bay, tour industries, and stay at Santa Anita Hotel. The diary lists participants from Alpine, Alamosa, Kermit, Hamlin, Weatherford, Odessa and other towns, notes dry ranch country, and hopes for rains in June to ease hardship.
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Ojinaga
Topolobampo
Chihuahua
Pacifico Railroad
Hemisphere
Sierra Madres
Barranca del Cobre
Topo
Lobampo Bay
Santa Anita
Lever
Alpine
R. A. Bow
Joe Brady
Mac Ament
Harold Schaafsma
Alamosa
Cole
Lamy Fernandez
Karen
Kermit
Kenneth Scott
Hamlin
Claud Garner
Weatherford
George Killam
Norman Spencer
Snyder
Ed Hitchcock
Midland
C. W. Hoffmann
Eastland
Hu M
Zinn
Dallas
Harold Williams
Odessa
Ben E. Hamner
Haskell Hazelwood
Carlsbad Caverns Depth Reaches 1100 Feet Tour Limits
Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico has been explored to a depth of 1100 feet where the Lake of the Clouds trails lead visitors to the 827 foot level. Accessibility issues keep lower limestone decorated cavern levels closed to the public.
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Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns Air Remains A Constant 56 Degrees
The Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico maintain a steady internal temperature of 56 degrees due to constant atmospheric pressure and slow air exchange. The cave environment changes minimally, with air refreshing roughly every 24 hours, sustaining stable conditions for visitors and formations.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
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Avalanche
Crawford
NTSU
and Citizens of
Brewster County
J.C. Cooley
Bale Stuarwell
Rio Oteros
Rio Fuerte
Los Mochis
Topolobampo Bay
Miguel Hidal Dam
U. S
Associatio
Mara, Hly, Daliman
Complete Drug Service
Chevy
Fisher
Chevrolet
America
Casner Motor .Co
Texas
INC
Alpine, Texas
W. Holland
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