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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
4
The article calls for thrift and economy in government operations, urging officials to lend money to the state under strict oversight. It stresses prudent budgeting, reduced waste, and adherence to established financial practices to strengthen public funds.
Court calendar notes show meetings on Wednesdays in the first week of February May and August. It also references the sixth Monday after the fieldial Monday, with judicial districts determining dates.
City officials Henry Ferkeley mayor Fe Gillett Geo W Baines Miss Flora Daugherty clerk AL Justice City Marshal announce monthly sessions on the first Monday at the Masonic Building summarizing local governance proceedings and scheduled civic business.
Eastbound No 10 and No 102 due to arrive late night with arrival times listed. Westbound No 9 and No 101 expected earlier morning arrivals. Southern Pacific East Hound line trains set for arrivals through the day with multiple services indicated.
Houses and officials warn that U.S. sacrifice and export shipments determine Europe’s fate. The Food Administration outlines that every ton moved through American ports supports allied supply, with wheat and sugar priorities amid a 1917 harvest shortfall.
The article reports a December 1 1918 national appeal for renewed sacrifice and expanded food production. It cites Food Administration programs to increase supplies, manage consumption, and support liberated nations, with details on livestock figures, crop outputs, and the push for a broader wartime food effort. It emphasizes government guidance, voluntary citizen effort, and the need to widen the food supply for postwar stability.
Readings set for December 1 across all churches and schools as plans unfold for a day of rest and reflection. Clergy and educators encourage quiet observance and community outreach.
A message from Bert Hoover urges continued American aid to feed hungry people in danger of starvation as millions seek food from the U S. He emphasizes that the work of saving and sharing must continue faithfully to protect those in need and to support soldiers and friends abroad.
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