Sealed highway bids for Pecos US 285 project posted
Sealed proposals for constructing 24 962 miles of asphalt concrete and related work from near South City limits of Pecos to Pecos County line on US 285 in Reeves County will be received at the Highway Department in Austin until 9 00 A M January 23 1968 and publicly opened. Plans and specs including minimum wage rates are available at the office of Eugene A Kelly Resident Engineer Pecos Texas and the Texas Highway Department in Austin. Usual rights reserved. Published in the Pecos Enterprise January 12 and 19 1968.
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Paw
Surf
Trent
Pecos
Pecos County
Reeves County
Highway Department
Austin
Eugene A. Kelly
Texas
Texas Highway Department
State Highway Department
Department of Commerce
Texas Highway Construction Notice from Pecos to Ward County Line
Contractors are invited to bid on 10 877 miles of asphalt and surface treatment work from 1 5 miles west of Pecos to Ward County line on SH 20 Reeves County. Bids due 9 00 A M January 24 1968 at the Highway Department Austin. Opened publicly. Contract subject to conditions.
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Pecos
Ward County
Reeves County
Highway Department
Austin
State highway bid to lowest responsible bidder without discrimination
The State Highway Department issues an affirmative action notice under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the federal regulations, promising bid award to the lowest responsible bidder without discrimination by race color or national origin, under the 1968 advertisement.
Bowling Scores in Local Leagues and Poultry Exports
Bowlerette league results show top teams and players with high series and game scores. Gregory Painting and Schlitz lead team tallies as Leona Perkins Lou Walker and Vera Powers post standout games. The text also notes Freda Blashosky as high average and Jackie Barrera as most improved while a poultry export figure highlights 204 million pounds shipped abroad and celery sales to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Perkins
Lou Walker
Vera Powers
Pat Briggs
Freda Blashosky
Jackie Barrera
Managing Farm Ponds For Better Fishing Yields
Bill Kuykendall of Kyle Texas maintains ponds with fertilizer and aquatic plants to sustain fish populations. Aquatic biologists advise removing all fish periodically by rotenone every seven to ten years and restocking, since age rather than size governs spawning.
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Bill Kuykendall
Kyle
Texas
Bill
Kuykendall
Jimmy Hefner
Old
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Hefner
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