Alpine Avalanche notices and staff affiliations in Alpine Texas
Publication notices include class rates for notices and cards of thanks, with prices per line and multi line charges. Names of staff and correspondents Fort Davis Marathon and Alpine Texas are listed along with subscription prices and post office classification details.
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Davis
Ceria
Ceria Rates ‘On Notices That Run Longer Than Four Dwiennett Falun
CD. Wood
AN. Alkire
Fort Davis
Prank Wedin Marathon
Alpine
Texas
Economist lauds U S wartime production gains
The Economist praises U S industry for wartime efficiency and output. It notes a 60 percent rise in a key metric and a 1,450,000 ton record in 1918, highlighting 25 shipways built per year and substantial productivity improvements as core factors.
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U.S
The
Economist
United States
Janne Hes Bern
Home Made Ration Books Sparks Patriotism And Cautions On Fraud
A Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite letter urges loyalty to the United States during wartime while warning against counterfeit ration cards. It discusses home produced items like tomatoes and beans in cans valued by points, arguing home processing can conserve official coupons. The piece stresses unity, resolve, and avoiding cynicism as citizens support the war effort.
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Sam
America
Ardmore
Okla
Ardmoreite
This Is My America by Linvr Con Brewer 1908
Poem proclaims unity with America through landscapes waters and people from Maine to San Diego and New Mexico. Celebrates flag soil and diverse citizens, referencing historical figures and regions, ending with personal claim to the land and people.
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America
Linvr
Con. Wielliam A. Brewer
Atlantic
Maine
San Diego
New England
New Mexico
Shasta
Washington
Manhattan
Yostemite
Tennessee
Mac
Wisconsin
Elms
Tahoe
Carson City
Penn
Canandaigua
Ward
Aylvania
el Reno
War News and Public Patience in Wartime Critique
A Dinckneyville Democrat editorial urges patience with wartime secrecy and trust in generals and admirals to lead the war. The piece argues that home front support matters more than constant criticism and notes that efforts to back down could have saved homes.
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Dinckneyville
IMS) Democrat
Sambo and Pahson Brown in chicken coop tale
A Los Angeles officer reports stopping a fast car driven by a celebrated actress who snatched his notebook, signed it, and drove away. The exchange includes Sambo and Mose discussing Ras tus and a farmer named Smith with humorous bravado about a chicken coop incident.
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Sambo
Rastus
Pahson Brown
Farmer Smith
Mose
Nossuh
Pahson
Los Angeles
Concertgoer Misses Four Movements Laughs At Fifth Symphony
A short, humorous exchange unfolds as a bespectacled man and his wife arrive late at a concert and ask what is being played. His neighbor’s reply about the Fifth Symphony prompts the man to quip that he has missed four already.
Louis Foresees Untimely Start At New School
Louis, on his first day of school, sits with his father and candidly says he believes he has started something he cannot finish. The moment captures a child’s earnest worry about the school experience and a father’s gentle listening.
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Louis
Dad
Gone With The Wind Divorce Tale From Courtroom
A judge hears a case where a man sues for divorce while his spouse recounts violent acts. The husband explains she “took out an ice pick” and then a knife and pistol. He claims she acted in self defense. The fragment reflects a dramatic courtroom exchange.
Derby Hat Among Flood Waters Stirs Local Echoes
A traveling salesman, stranded by torrential rain, notes a derby hat drifting before a farmer’s house. The farmer’s daughter explains it is Grandpa, who vowed to mow the grass despite the high water. Seagulls in Sausalito disrupt shipyards, while coast guards watch. birds are protected by California law.
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Grandpa
Sausalito
Cal
Coast Guards
California
Livestock Prices Steady in War Time Markets at Union Stock Yards
U S Department of Agriculture figures show first quarter 1943 slaughter at Union Stock Yards and national totals near record levels as civilian meat shortages persist. Steady to lower cattle prices follow OPA ceilings while good steers and calves command higher bids. sheep and lamb slaughter highest on record for three months. An unrelated Falls City store incident reports $500 in merchandise damage from a dropped fire extinguisher. The historic note recalls the first U.S. petroleum well opened in Tioga, Pennsylvania in 1880.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
New Mexico State College
Los Angeles Union
Falls City
Neb
Cleanse the ears to hear the sermon and return to worship
The speaker argues sermons fail when inner sin dulls spiritual ears and balance. Truth comes from cleansing by God, admitting need, and rekindling desire to attend worship. He notes conditions for listening include regularity, attentiveness, and sincerity, urging support for war efforts through actions and War Bonds.
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Mary
Christ
Jesus
Mort
Notice to Creditors of Vivianna Mining Company
Creditors of Vivianna Mining Company must file verified statements of claims with Receiver Henry A. Coffield by July 15, 1943. The cause, No. 2111, is in Brewster County District Court, Alpine, Texas, with notices published April 24, 1943. Claims not filed by the deadline will be barred from participation in assets.
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Ereby
Vivianna Mining Company
Corporation
Henry A.field
First National Bank
Alpine
Texas
Vivianna Mining
Brewster County
Henry A. Cotfield
Marfa
Hord
A. D
Samme
District Court
Texfng
W.ickson
Vivianna | Mining ‘Company
Henry’ A. Coffield
Viviana ‘Mining. Company
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