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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
2
A brief notice from Alpine states a Texan designation related to the Act of Congress dated March 3, 1879. The snippet mentions Howe Otteg in connection with the congressional act and the town setting.
The text notes M Miland’s 15 years in government service since March 14, 1906, including five years as president of the council. It cites his peace efforts, Kellogg pact inspiration, and a plan for a United States of Europe, earning him Nobel peace prize recognition and global admiration.
The article argues against continuing cancellation burdens on foreign war debts, urging to prioritize aiding American taxpayers. It claims many obligations have already been canceled and warns that further foreign relief would shift costs to domestic citizens. It advocates focusing charity at home and delaying foreign debt settlements.
The friendship health chest program sends school chests from American schools to Mexican children. Each chest built by a participating school includes a medical kit, sports equipment, flags, Spanish books, pictures, and a candy box, with infants layettes added by home economics departments.
Hi Paso visitors Mr and Mrs A A Hopkins spent Thursday with Mrs W 7 Burn am. The Ritchey and Keane families traveled, and European tours by the Kenhts were praised. Marathon Study Club met Feb 4 with Mrs Archie Miller hosting and Poe study on the agenda. Local notices include an appendectomy in Del Rio and a panther shot near Alpine, plus a football game in Sul Rose gym where Marathon triumphed 12 to 10.
The Painted Desert features Farnum in a bold outdoors character with added dialogue boosting his performance. The Granada Theatre shows the film with William Boyd Helen Twelvetrees and J Farrell Mackoon in the cast as audiences anticipate another strong turnout. Chevrolet factory employment rose to 14 447 on January 24, up from December and well above the previous year, with expectations of 40 000 workers this month as production scales up.
The February Alpine Parent-Teacher Association meeting is moved from Monday to Tuesday. District president Dyer expects Mrs Irley Dyer to arrive Monday night for the Junior high school gathering at 3 15 PM. An program on Child Welfare The Mothers Hymn and Congress Prayer follows.
Chevrolet Motor Company reports January production of 70,766 cars and trucks. February schedules call for 67,429 units with three fewer days. December was the previous high month, while November had 45,000 cars after the new model launch. President Knudsen and President Eisen predict February output will meet tentative schedules.
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