Government Bonds Urge Saving to Fight Inflation
Adviser urges citizens to invest surplus cash in government bonds to curb rising prices. Emphasizes safe, steady returns and supports national financial stability amid inflationary pressures.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
4
Adviser urges citizens to invest surplus cash in government bonds to curb rising prices. Emphasizes safe, steady returns and supports national financial stability amid inflationary pressures.
Rotary News reports yesterday's meeting with guests Lloyd Bloodworth Jr and Sr, Chas Ritter, Bill Lane and Dan, Billy Jo Clark and Shirley Scales, Cone Walters and John Gentry, Mr. West and Frank Specht, LeRoy Roark and Jay Williams, Frank Wotan and Reginald, Lt. Bill Powell and John Newell. Three Thursdays will host meetings at another location. Len Berkeley spoke on his biography, correcting earlier remarks about corn varieties and farm life. Etheridge presented a club service award for outstanding Rotary activities.
The Alpine high school football team was the guest of the Baptist Brotherhood at the church social room Monday evening. Twenty players and coaches Robbins and Burnside attended, along with about 25 Brotherhood members. President R. M. Hawkins of Sul Ross College was the principal speaker.
The Community Center shows a facelift and invites Anglo-Americans to an Open House on Sunday December 1 from 3 to 6 pm, and Latin-Americans to a Christmas party Thursday night December 20. Gratitude is given to donor Miss Della Espinosa and many supporters including Eliser Hernandez, Justa A. Nunez, Charles Rodriguez, and others who donated amounts from 25 cents to several dollars. A labor report is mentioned.
A sharp cold snap swept the Highlands area early this week. Unofficial lows near 12 degrees Tuesday morning followed a 22 degree low Monday. Sulon College logged 28, with a steady rise to highs around 76 by Thursday and Friday.
A brief notice indicates plans to relocate nearby with no new subscriptions to The Avalanche. It mentions use of paper mill waste in local production processes for yeast, glue, plastics, services, and fertilizer until further notice.
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