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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1950
Page
8
Town discussion on a new courthouse bond proposal shows mixed support with critics prioritizing school funding. A petition drive circulates for a vote while readers share humorous jury and facility ideas such as sleeping rooms restrooms game areas and a shack bar. Tourists visit Alpine gardens amid local pride.
Reader notes Alpine Cowboys appear set for a competitive summer with possible season highlights at Kokernot field. The town considers a wild game park near Alpine as a tourist draw while Rotary discussions included atom energy topics and a provocative caution to share the demo idea with Lions.
Legal notice detailing an 1 feet east boundary, 100 feet east parallel to lot boundary, and 23 1/2 feet south to begining. Plaintiff asserts possession since 1947, ownership via statute and deed, defendants allegedly ejected and withhold possession, seeking title and writ of possession, damages, costs, and relief. Court citation published in Brewster County newspaper.
George Clark of the San Angelo Social Security office says age of a firm does not affect eligibility for old age and survivors benefits. A sole proprietor may qualify if operating in commerce or industry and wages were reported. Some older workers lack sufficient coverage due to non reported earnings by employers.
An official explains that a wage earner may have his earnings added to the records used for determining benefit payments. The note discusses tape supplies at the Avalanche store, including 1 inch and 1 1-2 inch cellophane tape and dispensers.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to J B Shields John B Shields Jas F Gillespie Mrs Jas F Gillespie and unknown heirs to answer a 1950 trespass to title suit filed by James A Yancy in Brewster County. The case seeks to quiet title on Lots 10 11 Block 6 Murphysville with a 42 day response period ending June 19 1950.
A torque-tube drive is adopted to absorb all thrust, eliminating driving pulsation in the rear springs and improving smoothness.
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