Reading Notices and Rates Listed for Alpine area
The Alpine Avalanche lists rates for reading notices and corrections, with pricing per line and special discounts for longer notices. It also names publishers, correspondents, and local offices including Port Davis, Marathon City, and Pine, Texas under the Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Valor
C.D. Wood Society
Analkire
Port Davis
Vada Stone
Marathon
Pine
Texas
Pisot Congress
Flight From Reality in Hitler Speech Cited as Distorted
A medical-style critique of Hitler's January 90 1945 speech portrays him as detached from reality with signs of schizophrenia and paranoia. The editorial notes his faltering delivery as Russians’ guns drowned his voice while he praised National Socialism and claimed divine mission to save Germany and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Bern
Is Poarty
Germany
Europe
England
Herlin
My Friend Archie by Susan Thaper
Archies delicatessen in our town grew from a childhood grocer delivery to a bustling shop owned by a man who built a block of stores. His work ethic and community service symbolize small business backbone, inspiring future Archies to pursue independence and local entrepreneurship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Friend
Archie By
Susan Thaper
Archie
Mfc
Ubi
Archies
Navy Supply Day marks sesquicentennial of Navy supply
The nation observes Navy Supply Day commemorating 150 years since the first Purveyor of Public Supplies office was established. A Rear Admiral notes today’s vast world spanning supply network, from hamlets to distant battlefronts, with war costs rising from under 9 million in 1812 to over 812 billion in the current conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Supply
Navy
Navy Bureau of Supplics and Accounts
William Brent Young
Supply Corps
USN
Bureau of Supplies and ‘Accounts
The
Aiioat
Coatly
J. G. P. Vivian
Pity The Poor Civilian In World War II Letter
A soldier laments civilian shortages while GI Joe enjoys reliable rations and peace in the front. He notes disparities in mail access, sleep, and travel, contrasting knee-deep mud and ration limits for civilians with Joe’s better comforts and half-frozen rations after dodging shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Congress Thorpe
Europe
Keep Them Rolling: Cars Critical to Nation's Transport
The American Automobile Association warns that mass car loss since Pearl Harbor threatens essential mobility. With 29 million cars registered in 1961 and a 3,000 daily disappearance rate, officials fear a drop toward 20 million. Limited 1948 production heightens urgency for maintenance and mileage conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Automobile Association
Pearl Harbor
Martin Luther
Humorous WWII Anecdotes and War Time Jests
Cartoonish vignettes recount soldiers and sailors facing danger with dry wit. A naval officer jokes about not knowing any gentlemen for references, a hillbilly shoots at a motorcycle, and a Paris shelter scene features a millionaire lamenting a monument subscription as air raids loom. A scientist jokes of corns hurting while peering at the cosmos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wilbur Wright
Market Prices Report From Cumberland Ohio Cattle Lambs
The bulletin notes cattle prices from Cumberland Ohio with ranges from 13 to 16 dollars for calves and heifers. Lambs show advances of about 28 to 35 cents with best wooled lambs reaching around 16.10. Bond sales and stamps are mentioned in passing as part of the 1945 summit context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Record Arizona Steer Sells At 1339 Lb For $18 A Carload
Cattle marketing at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards was lighter than last week but about 2300 head more than a year ago. Major markets saw heavier weekly arrivals with Chicago reporting the heaviest January steer run in 25 years and Missouri River markets also large. Despite higher supplies, demand remained broad and prices held steady. A standout sale featured a 1339 lb Arizona steer bringing a new all-time carload record price of 18 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Missouri River
Midwest
Arizona
Elusive patent remedy ad touts relief for aches
An old advertisement claims a product named CIT-ROS relieves pain from aching muscles and rheumatic swelling, promising quicker relief by flushing body fluids. It urges purchase for $1.00 at CITY DRUG STORE and notes availability at the local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
City Drug
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Cpal Nes
Vee
U. S. Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
U.S
Pacl Island
IAF
Sam
Best
Willie
Hack
Hilbilly
Zeke
Mount Wilson Observatory
Bay War Bonds and
Stampel
Alpine Lumber Co
Alpine
Americ ‘Im
Brewster County
Army
Chester Bowles
Price Administration
Vice’s
OK Tire Shop
Ly Vice
Bae
West Main Ave
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