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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists meetings and members for Alpine area lodges including Alpine Lodge No. 306 Knights, Woodmen camp Beewater, and coordinating notices. Names such as C. W. Livingston G. Young Marta VeincroRy Frareau and Mrs Violet Newell appear with weekly and monthly meeting references and secretary roles.
Court casenews outlines Precinct No 1 County Court sessions on the fourth Monday in February and August and the fifth lay in February May August and November. Probate Court sessions occur on the Wednesday of the first week in January and July.
The City Commission and officials including Daugherty as Clerk and the City Marshal are listed for the first Monday meeting. The notice references U.S. Justice and Masonic Bus in relation to city governance duties and public proceedings.
Train schedule notes arrivals and departures for Southern Pacific connections. No. 10 arrives 11:59 p.m bound for Orient, No. 102 arrives 9:28 p.m, West Bound version arriving 8:52 a.m, No. 101 arrives 12:28 a.m. Schedule lists times and connections with No. 587.
A wartime pamphlet outlines a national program to conserve food and standardize cooking practices in all public eating places. The document, issued by the food administrator, stresses phase milestones and practical measures for saving supplies and sustaining meals during the national effort.
The article discusses a surge in interest for rabbit farming amid wartime meat shortages. It notes rabbits breed quickly, can be raised from four to six weeks, and will eat scraps from kitchen waste, making them a practical source of meat for households and small farms.
A historical transcript urges nationwide food conservation for crop year 174 to avert deficits. It emphasizes saving every meal, pledging not to impair health while stretching stocks, and stresses meat and wheat rationing as a means to sustain civilians and military during wartime.
Mrs Minnie Phil ot of this place recalls years of back pain under her jetty and left shoulder suffering to the point of bed rest. She describes severe weakness and stomach upset before trying a course that she credits with a permanent cure and renewed health.
The Southern Pacific Lines announce new freight and passenger rates to aid government war efforts. Departments offer cooperation and assistance to apply or interpret rates, aiming to minimize delays and smooth handling across all lines and connections.
Irate residents voice outrage over sugar rationing policy amid supply shortages. Officials insist on new limits while trade groups warn of broader economic impact on households and eateries.
War Savings Pledges must be met as binding obligations under Treasury Department guidance. Pledges signed by year’s end are collectible through designated agencies, with redemption through War Savings stamps and related enforcement by official notices.
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