Alpine Avalanche Publication Notice and Rates
The Alpine Avalanche announces editorial standards and corrections policy. It lists transmission rates, annual price, and postal details, naming publisher Walter Bennett and staff, with Marathon and Society readers contributing as correspondents.
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Society
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Frank Wedin
Marathon
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Alpine
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Act of Congress
Playing With Fire Optimism Amid Labor Strife and Coal Mines
The Saturday Evening Post warns that the coal industry faces disruption from strikes as a federal act shapes worker rights and employer leverage. It argues one sided labor policy rewards arbitration delays and could fuel further conflict. Whitcomb Broun emphasizes optimism through steadfast integrity and faith.
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Right Treatment for Worry Is a Natural Habit
An old Negev woman shared the remedy for worry saying that when she works she works hard and then relaxes, but when she worries she goes to sleep. The note emphasizes worry harms health and strength, urging diligent effort and rest instead.
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A. W. Beaver
Not Content The True Measure Of A Civilized Man
Quote heavy item reflecting on contentment, opinions, and the temper under pressure. Don Marquis remarks contrast between facts and opinions, and the civil man’s control of temper even amid severe pressure. The piece weaves aphorisms on truth, judgment, and interpersonal aid.
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Angels
Congress Home Activates War-Era Reform Debates
U S Senators and Representatives of the 78th Congress return home for a real vacation after the first wartime session. They face demands to enact legislation that serves the greatest good for Americans, maintain democracy, and gauge constituent views for shaping war effort and postwar peace when they reconvene September 14.
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U. S
78Th Congress
United States
Europe
Congress
Governors Move to Restore State Rights After War Centralization
A coalition of governors denounces federal centralization and pledges to build machinery to recover powers ceded to Washington amid wartime needs. They vote unanimously to preserve state authority and demand timely restoration of rights and functions to states once the emergency passes.
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Lives The Price of Strikes
War era coal mine labor strife threatens supplies used in explosives food processing insecticides and more. The piece argues the coal industry faced peak demand during wartime and questions whether strikes will jeopardize servicemen's lives by risking shortages.
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Stevenson
Margaret McDuffie
Railroads Reflect on World War Work and Costs
A wartime record notes ten billion dollars spent on railroad improvements since the case port war, with per dollar stock and hand costs rising. It cites doubled passenger traffic in early 1943 versus 1918, troop movements, and higher wages while noting fewer locomotives and freight volume since 1918.
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Livestock Market Report Los Angeles Area Steers and Cattle Prices
The auction last week saw 10 weight steers clear at 15 to 15.75 dollars, with most common and medium quality at 12 to 14 dollars. Canner and rough Mexican steers traded as low as 10 to 11.50, while common to medium Mexican origin cattle sold 10.50 to 12. Medium to good cows moved 11 to 13.25, cutters 7 to 8.75, and thin canners down to 6.75. Heifers common to medium at 12 to 14.75, cann ers 10 or less. Bulls 10.80 to 11.50. Calves and dealers’ demand softened, most weights 12.50 to 14, rare up to 15. Woolly lambs 15 to 15.50, 78 lb California North Coast lambs 15.35, feeder lambs 12.75. Ewes 6 to 7.25, cull 2.50 to 3.50.
Tricky Math Riddle and War Time Ration Joke
A dialect joke frames Mose debating marriage counts as a trigonom y war time ration. A grocer famous for tough meat asks a man buying beer if it’s for boiling or roasting. The man replies he wants it for hinges on a table door.
Fragmented overheard classroom and street snippets
A collage of dialogue and anecdotes shows a teacher discussing Anne Boleyn with Johnny and a student reciting a history quip about Henry VIII. It also notes a First Aid course warning on snake bites versus alcohol and a Kentucky man’s humorous stumble at a rattlesnake.
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Johnny
Anne Boleyn
Henry
Catherine
Courageous sailor finds shelter lone as bomb lies waiting
Blissful ty Asahior, famed for sea bravery, fears air raids and hides in a farm shelter. He sleeps uneasily, then wakes to a policeman revealing a delayed action bomb beneath his hammock. He admits he was alone, aside from the ticking danger. Back our Fighting Men Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
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Asahior
Bobby
Thorns in Life and Wealth Choking the Kingdom
The sermon shifts from the parable of the sower to thorns as the cares of the world and the deceitfulness of riches choking spiritual growth. It cites anxiety about tomorrow and pride in riches as obstructing the Kingdom, urging practical action like war bonds and a church gathering to discuss war and peace.
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Jesus
Citation by Publication in Brewster County Texas
Public notice from Brewster County Texas court to Marvel Agnes De Moss as plaintiff and Floyd Everett De Moss as defendant. Divorce suit filed July 17 1943 requests custody of a minor child amid alleged cruelty with appearance required by 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days. Court clerk J W Frazer signs the citation in Alpine Texas.
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O. Floyd Everett de Moss
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Brewster County
Court House
Alpine
Texas
Marvel Agnes de Moss
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J. W. Frazer
Brewter County
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