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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1959
Page
2
Earl Hammond 69 miles southwest of Alpine restored 13 000 acres of drought struck ranch with native grasses over nine years. A field day drew nearly 200 guests as Hammond and hosts Mr and Mrs Henry Pond showcased soil conservation and a neon barbecue on the restored land capable of stocking with cattle.
A field day details Hammond ranch efforts in grass management across Sonora style Big Bend terrain. Drought relief via water diversions and overflow reuse transformed desert land into a fertile, grass covered valley. Attendees include ranchers from Alpine and Marathon sharing notes on Tobosa Blue Grama and olive grasses.
Buick touts its exclusive Turbine Drive as the smoothest and most dependable automatic transmission at Buick price ranges. The ad emphasizes jet-smooth shifting and trouble-free operation, claiming no competing car price offers the same level of refinement.
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