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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1942
Page
8
Rev Karl O Bayer speaks on water as a primal need and a symbol of spiritual thirst. He compares personal longing for fellowship with God to a deer panting for streams, urging listeners to seek the living water of divine life and to trust in Christ’s invitation to drink.
Broad demand for beef cattle and hogs on April 13 pushes prices higher. Hog top at 15.25 dollars, steers reach 13 25, with steady to strong bids across grades. Reports hint at potential price ceilings on beef cuts as demand remains brisk and supplies tighten.
A Bay El Paso hotel operator announces a sale on scrip at A Discount. The event promotes hotel service use and invites local patrons to purchase scrip during a limited run.
Sgt Michael Stefanowicz who filed from Philadelphia that climate and girls in Tierra Celeste were alike. Marine Lt LaGrone just back from six months on the island says Stefanowicz may have formed that view from reports of Te landers cutting the hair of all girls seen with Marines last November, an act seen as suppressing romance.
Pearl Harbor era meat trade sees below eleven dollar meat covering and feeder cattle moving into slaughter channels. Last week feeder steers traded near 10.50 to 11.25 aewt, grass cows 8.50 to 9.75, some at 10, and canners and cutters 6.50 to 8.25. Fleshy dairy cows 7.80 to 9.50. fat lambs steady with good grades 11.50 to 11.73, up to 12, medium lambs 10.75 and under.
State Parks Board seeks condemnation of 640 acres in Brewster County for Big Bend National Park. Special Commissioners Lee M. Smith B. V. Cartwright Cas Edwards to assess damages and set hearings, with hearings scheduled at Alpine Court House on May 25, 1943. Defendants listed include numerous individuals and spouses connected to land interests.
Publication states before a Texas Commissioners proceeding names multiple respondents and their spouses including Charles Eugene Sherwood, Ralph F. Gates, Erwin Sell, Alice M. King, Big Bend Realty Development Company, Inc., Paul R. Dietzen, Wesley Dietzen, Richard Blacktidge, Harry G. Bollinger, Shelley B. Steman, A. Waddleton, Milton R. Lorber, John M. Harris, May E. Harris, Dorothy Lohmann, Glen D. Murry, J. Criswell, Lowell R. Mann, Flora Hab, B. N. Winston, Ethel Woods Cottman, Fred C. Clemens, Paul J. Miia, David B. Barngrover, Benton F. Gates, Grace, Lee Russell, and Clifford Lineback. listing subjects referenced in the notice under publication.
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