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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1962

Page

8

Ranch News Advances on Rain and Ranch Moves

Big end country needs rain soon as Utah expert Rex Iv predicts later storms. Alpine residents report few promising clouds. Jimmy Pate and others await rain. Pat Rooney plans to move from below Marfa to Weston ranch south of Valentine. gress and dry conditions noted. Marathon visitors include Punch Roberts Alyx2 Johnston and Marie Preston. Fayette Yates Bill Donnell and Frank Newsom seen in town. Johnnie Adams shares Charolais cattle herd details and calves kept on Jersey milch cows. he returned from Phoenix with cattle shipment. Pedestrian joke notes a debt ridden American driver missing payments.

Bob Burleson Carrizo Springs Alpine Pat Rooney Marathon Locati Marfa Forme Weston Ranch Valentine Punch Roberts Alyx2 Johnston Marie Preston Fayette Yates Bill Donnell Frank Newsom Johnnie Adams

The Shepherd Who Whistled Story in Spanish Lesson

Conversational Spanish excerpt features Mr Slover on KVLF and a bilingual tale about a shepherd boy who spies a deer from a hill. The boy plans to kill the deer for meat and sell both meat and hide, prompting a moral warning about caution and choices.

Mr. Slover KVLF Alpine Texas EL Pastor la America Espanola la Loma Bueno Vecino Rico el Joven Rico

Brewster County Wins Governor's Special Traffic Award

Brewster County earned a Governor's Special Award as County Judge Felix McGaughy was cited for eliminating traffic deaths in 1961. Gov Price Daniel signed the recognition noting Texas had the lowest traffic death rate in 12 years. The text also contains stray phrases in Spanish about money and buying a rifle.

Brewster County Felix McGaughy Price Daniel Texas

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