Alpine Avalanche historical notice and price engraving
The Alpine Avalanche announces city and county news coverage with Fort Davis and Davis Mountains focus. Editorial staff details include editor and correspondents. notices and subscriptions priced at 10 cents per line for cards and longer readings, one year two dollars and within Brewster County pricing.
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Fort Davis
Marahiba
Brewster County
Alpine
Davis Mountains
Big Ben
Aide County
Imme
Texas
Boy Scout Week tribute from General Eisenhower urging unity
General Dwight D. Eisenhower marks Boy Scout Week and urges expansion of the movement in the United States. The piece contrasts home life with wartime experience in the Philippines and Europe, notes postwar reconversion issues, housing, transportation, and labor, and ends with a sales pitch for U S Savings Bonds.
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Dwight D. Hisenhower
States Army
the of America
Boy Scout Movement
United States
Boy Scouts of America
Sears Expands Decentralized Structure Across Regions
Atlanta article reports Sears Roebuck plans create Eastern and Southern territories with independent management to speed decisions and closely serve customers. General Wood cites decentralization as remedy to bureaucracy and as model for other national firms. Pacific Coast autonomous unit cited as proven success guiding Chicago HQ to maintain buying while regional heads handle merchandising and accounting.
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Atlanta Journal
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Atlanta
Mason & Dixon Line
Texas
Robert E. Wood
Sears
New York
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Arthur 8. Barrows
Thomas Furlong
Chicago ‘Tribune
General Wood
Sears National
Chicago
Bluff City concerns and lessons from Congress
A reader urges citizens to require representatives to renew contact with states and people, stressing the burden of peacetime spending on 140 million taxpayers. Fortune magazine warns on DDT use, precautions, and safety, including masking for large applications and keeping pets away. Also promotes buying and holding U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Bluff
Oregon
United States
Guy
Servis
Congress
Washington
Cordon
Fortune
Hot Dawgs and Jailhouse Jokes in a Family Call Night
A chaotic late night scene unfolds with a mother on the 3 am phone call, a teen in jail insisting he is okay, and a father probing Freddie about school while a child asks where sinners are buried. The dialogue spans fear, humor, and a tombstone inquiry.
Tender Hat Trick at Local Shop
A man buys a hat after declaring Eve has lost a bet and asks for a softer, more delicate hat. The salesman presents the softest hat, and the customer hints he needs something he can "eat" or wear as a joke, prompting a curious exchange at a hat shop.
Fragmentary note reads like a private letter
A garbled OCR fragment appears to be a private missive with incomplete phrases about emotions and a baby. The readable words suggest personal biography or intimate communication rather than a public news item.
Alleged Court Case Filed in Brewster County Texas
The notice cites a district court in Brewster County Texas with a case involving a plaintiff and defendant See Iy don Jamas. The document names the court clerk Sara Pugh as deputy and lists a date in January alongside office proceedings in Alpine. It appears to be a legal notice about a civil matter pending in the Texas district court.
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Tony Rae
Ieee
Tata Sheen
Jamas
Alpine
W. Pram
Brewster County
Texas
Sara Pugh
Veterans May Enter Any Approved College Under GI Bill
A veteran may enter any approved college of choice under the GI Bill. If later desiring transfer to another approved institution, a new certificate via the Veterans Administration suffices. Veterans may start at Sul Ross with pre law engineering or medicine tracks and later move to a professional school.
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Veterans’ Administration
Sul Ross
Veteran education rights under GI bill extend across terms
The veteran’s schooling entitlement remains intact despite transfers or mid semester college entry. A veteran may enroll at Sul Ross from the second semester starting Jan 28 and continue until completing the benefits period. Do not delay college enrollment to preserve educational rights under the bill.
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Sul Ross
What Can You Spare That They Can Wear
A call for clothing donations asks residents to spare usable coats sweaters and shoes for those in need. Local charities coordinate pickup and distribution to ensure amid cold weather everyone has warm apparel.
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