Alpine and Big Bend News Publication Encourages Corrections
The Alpine and Big Bend paper invites reader reports on statements about individuals to ensure corrections, listing Moody M Bennett Miss Alla Cook Mrs C D Woop Barry Scobee and Earl Clark as part of the staff and circulation representation, noting second class post office status in Alpine.
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Big Bend
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C. D. Woop
Barry Scobee
Earl Clark
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Border Highway outlined for Texas border defense road
An Express editorial discusses Hudspeth's bill to spend 18 million dollars to build a military border highway from the Rio Grande near Brownsville to El Paso. The plan envisions a state road paralleling the river through Alpine Marfa Valentine Van Horn and beyond, serving dual civilian and military uses and improving all weather connections between San Antonio and El Paso.
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Route through Limpla canyon debate on scenic road
County commissioners weigh two routes for the Davis Mountain Scenic highway over Limpla canyon. McCutcheon contesting a canyon grade while favoring a hill route that avoids water impacts. Jury findings and compensation debated as Adcock plans final surveying and a court path remains possible.
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