Alpine Avalanche Publication Notice and Rates
The Alpine Avalanche is a weekly newspaper serving Alpine and Terrell County Texas. It lists staff names and publication details, notes a reading notices service charged per line, and states subscription price and mailing status as second class matter under federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renter County
Davia Mountain-Big Bend
Alpine Publishing Company
DM Bennett
Battor
Us. C.D. Woop Society
Barry Scober
Karl Clark
Alpine
Texas
Congress
Lincoln's Birth Anniversary Reflections on Lincoln's Life
A fragmented account recalls Abraham Lincoln born February 12, 1800, praising him as first martyred leader. It notes his stance against slavery, gradual abolition, and a Union-first aim. The piece compares Northern and Southern views and questions postwar outcomes.
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Abraham Uncoln
Lincoln
Imo
Congress
Columbia
Greelcy
United States
America
Abraham Lincoln
Bentham Will Funds University College Hospital Trust
The text describes Jeremy Bentham's fortune bequeathed to University College Hospital, with trustees meeting in London to discuss his will. Bentham, a precocious Oxford graduate at 15 and dynamic writer of his era, advocated reform and philanthropy, leaving much to the hospital and its conditions for the long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy Bentham
University College Hospital
Lonton
Ripley
Te Bentham
Oxford
Hs Deat
Ptt
Penthon
Veterans In Congress A Share Of War Veterans In 116th Congress
War veterans comprise part of the 116th Congress with 71 in total, including 11 in the Senate and 60 in the House. Veterans served in the Spanish American World War or both, with Brookhart and Connally noted as Senators who fought in both wars. Several Representatives from various states reported service, while some states have no veteran reps. The piece notes war service as a potentially valuable asset for candidacy and anticipates more veterans being elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Anteen
Senate
House
Warren
Bredman
Brookhart
Towlewell
Nebraska
Connally
Ros
Thurston
Woaxtruff
Michigan
Culkin
New York
Martin
Oregon
2Oyle
Pennsylvania
Detemate Touston
Arkan
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
New Hampshire
North Dak
Utah
Washington Bicentennial Birth Celebration Under Controversy
A Washington bicentennial celebration faces controversy as the government commission in charge of the event pushes ahead this year amid disputes over planning and funding. Local officials and residents weigh impacts on community activities and national remembrance.
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Nater
Washington
Rnment Commission
Rogers Railroad passes and prodding officials tale
A fragment recounts Rogers railroad notching light traffic, exchanging courtesy passes with larger lines, and a wary official challenging the practice. Rogers defends the line as "as wide as any old railroad." The piece also mentions cigarette taxes and a Colorado Springs police chief criticizing third degree methods in a satirical Amos and Andy riff.
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Wil Rogers
Aieicba
Claremore
Ses Cramer
Rogers
Wall Rogers
Harper
Colorado Springs
Amos
Andy
Hot Dawg and Oddities From a Bygone Daily Page
A collage of comical snippets and local vignettes recounts quirky lines about money, weather, and everyday misadventures. Famed figures like Black Sam chase a fur coat dream while a mix of quirky quotes and jokes reflects life in a compact 20th century community page.
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Sam
Santa Fe to Demonstrate Agricultural Train Tour
Santa Fe will operate a nine car agricultural train with exhibits and speakers on a tour along the Panhandle and Gulf lines. It begins February 15 at Navasota, then moves westward through mid March with stops in Belton, Killeen, Lampasas, San Saba, and many more, including San Angelo and Alpine. The plan is advised by Ray Forbes and LP Dinan with J D Tinsley coordinating.
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San Angelo
Santa Fe
Ray Forbes
Navasota
LP. Dinan
Gulf Tines
J.D. Tinsley
Panhandle
Amarillo
Forbes
Belton
Killeen
Lampasas
San Saba
Richland Springs
Brady
Eden
Lometa
Goldthwaite
Zephyr
Brownwood
Sarta Anna
Coleman
Sweetwater
Tuscola
Ballinger
Paint Rock
Miles
Sterting City
Presidio
Casa Piedra
Alpine
Fort Stockton
McCamey
Rankin
Big Lake
Merizon
Christoval
Eldorade
Sonora
Bronte
Blackwell
Sylvester
Hamlin
Rule
Knox City
Benjamin
Crowell
Chillicothe
Odell
Avalanche Announces 1932 Democratic Candidates
The Avalanche lists candidates subject to Democratic primaries dated July 23 1932. K M Regan Pecos seeks State Senator District 29H. Hart Johnson for County and District Attorney 83rd Judicial District. J W Prazer reelected. M T Chastain reelected as County Treasurer. Curly David and Eugenia Hector Chandley named in announcements. Also notes George Nutt heads state school for the feeble minded at Faribault Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Regan
Pecos
Hart Johnson
J. W. Prazer
M.T. Chastain
J. T
Curly) David
Eugenia Hector Chandley
Nothng
George Nutt
Faribault, Minn
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Queer Will
Veterans IN Congress
TMK Rogers Railroad
Calin
Tennessee
Jensoine
Bridget
Fido
Rastus
Sul Ross Shell
Sree
G. 8. North
Pred A. East
F. L. South
George P. West
M. J.B
Caos
M.J.B. Coffee
Kayser
Forchheimer
Alpine, Texas
J-B Company
el Paso Storage Co
el Paso
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