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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1945

Page

4

Alpine Avalanche Local paper rates and staff notes

The Alpine Avalanche announces classified rates for resolutions and notices at 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents for subsequent insertions. Staff includes DM Bennett, M A Webb asst editor, Mrs C D Wood Society Editor, AN Alkire, FL Davis correspondent, and Mrs Veda Stone Marathon correspondent. Subscriptions: one year two dollars, six months outside county one dollar twenty five cents, with changes for out of town and armed forces subscribers.

Bennett Y M.A Webb C.D. Wood — Society AN. Alkire Davis Veda Stone

Travel Trouble Woman and a Skunk Lesson in Class

A fragmentary item recalls a travel anxious scene with a woman perched on a suitcase in a shop and a pupil describing a skunk in natural history. The dialogue mixes misheard phrases and casual chatter about outings, a ladder incident, and a hospital question, all in disjointed speech.

Arranger of Loans and vanished Dundee seaman tale

A historian tone note recounts an arranger of loans and a Dundee seaman lost at sea after a rough voyage. The Kirkendy correspondent questions the Dundee man’s honesty as the captain recalls the muttered remark about the bucket. In Los Angeles all traffic bells are silenced, prompting drivers to rely on signals.

Kirkeady Krun‘dee Dundee Cape Los Angeles

Around Town by Wiltre Reflects postwar frictions and plans

A humorous local column recalls shopping fatigue and wartime shortages, mocks public works promises, and lampoons postwar uncertainty. It notes debates over careers, cigarettes, gas stamps, and food points, urging swift local action and memory of World War I hardship.

Watkins Products

Livestock Markets Rally After Pacific War End

Week's cattle trade steadier as nervousness faded after Pacific hostilities ended. Higher grade steers mostly unchanged while common stock and dairy cows moved down. shipments from multiple western states boosted offerings at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards. Top prices reached 17.80 for experimental fed steers. loads sold from 16.00 to 16.80 for fed steers, with various grass and dairy types trading lower.

Pacific Los Angeles Union Stock Yards Washington Oregon Idaho Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico Texas Utah Montana California Nevada Arizona Imperial Valley Fed Medem

Lions Club hosts region guests and talks on business and education

Lions Club meeting at the Baptist church featured Dr. Sutherland addressing the relationship between business and education, with local and regional guests including Veedol Oil and Coxlen representatives, and educators from Odessa and Paso. The program, led by Lions Whiteside and Kay, emphasized character development and local service as attendees heard examples of teen employment in businesses. Agricultural reports noted calf and sheep prices with modest changes and generally scarce sheep and lambs in the market.

Jim Welles Lubbock Andy Glenn Big Spring Veedol Oil Cox Len Lion Kay Lion Pitt A. F. Johnson Denton D. Carrol Menderson Baptist Church Lion Murray Odessa Miss Dr. Sutherland Sutherland Texas

USO Club News Dance and Volunteer Hosts

The USO reports a well attended dance last Saturday with punch served by the hostess on duty. Ladies of the Christian church hosted Sunday with cold drinks and sandwiches. Upcoming Sunday will feature Methodist church hostesses. Coffee and doughnuts free 10 am to noon. Several committee meetings held this week. staff invites more volunteers. Thursday night is bridge night with Miss Bennett welcoming participants and refreshments provided.

USO The Methodist Church USC Bennett

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