A Wimberley Success Story
The Wimberley Water Supply Corporation formed in 1964 expanded from 215 customers with 18 miles of pipe to 536 members and about 30 miles. It secured a $290000 loan, built a system with tanks and wells, added Paradise Valley connections, and plans further wells and storage as demand rises. The board, managers, and engineers invite public inspection of the operation.
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Jack Payne
Wimberley Water Supply Corporation
Texas
State of
Farmers Home Administration
B&t Construction Company
Port Lavaca
Floyd Motter
Lanny Montague
Darlene Jonas
Raymond Czichos
Robert Gwynn
Chester Franklin
Herrick Arnold
Lynn Storm
Corporation
Herbert Lennie
Woodcreek
Blanco River
Ranch Road 12
Paradise Valley
State Department of Health
Wimberley
Darline Jonas
Lanny Ray Montague
Broken Arrow Shop Celebrates Thirteen Years in Rocks and Antiques
Mr and Mrs D L Stevenson thank friends for thirteen years of business success. The studio began as Artline portrait and later became The Broken Arrow, serving Rocks Gems Minerals and Antiques.
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Artline
Broken Arrow
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Wimberley Water
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Mr. and
Mrs
D.L. Stevenson
P.O. Box
J.C
S & L Drug Mart
Tommy Laws
Malcolm Scott
Blanco Valley Ready Mix, Inc
Blanco, Texas
Tuttle Lumber Co
Guadalupe St
Bass & Smith
N. Guadalupe St. San Marcos
Horace D. Bass
Waylend Feaster General Contractor
Tom (Fox
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