Alpine Avalanche Notice and Rates Paragraphs
A garbled Alpine Avalanche notice provides rates for notices, columns, and reading notices. It references Davis Corresponant and Marathon Correspondent, with pricing per line for first and subsequent insertions and subscription details including a one year rate. It mentions Alpine Texas and Port Office mailing.
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Wenn
D. Woop
Alkire Ott
Davis
Yada Stone
Alpine
Stable County
Imme
Alpine Area
Oere
Texas
Ufder
Act of Congress
Debated Origin of the Bonnie Blue Flag and Confederate Emblems
The article traces the Bonnie Blue Flag and the Stars and Bars as Confederate symbols, noting editorials and reports on which flag represented the South. It mentions Mississippi secession in 1860, Harry Macarthy's song, and the possible authorship of the Bonnie Blue Flag, with references to C. Kershaw and Albert Pike.
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Mobile
Japan
Mason-Dixon Line
Confederacy
United States
South Carolina
Mississippi
Jackson
Harry Macarthy
C. Kershaw
A. J. Wasnal
Albert G. Pike
Arka
Arkasis
McCarthy
Arkansas
Little Rock
Fire prevention ordinance urged by public safety board
A fragment urges fire prevention measures and harmonized city codes. It notes public welfare depends on controlling fire risks and suggests joining with the National Board of Fire Underwriters for a Suggested Fire Prevention Ordinance. It also extols forgiveness and good conduct as moral guidance and ends with a Savings Bonds reference.
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Shrine
Boch
National Board of Fire Underwriters
John Street
New York
Unification debate shaped by Pearl Harbor inquiry stance
The piece argues Truman likely was not influenced by Pearl Harbor probes on armed forces unification, yet public opinion shows calls for integration. It cites Navy and Army testimony, wartime messages, and postwar recollections suggesting partial unity before December 7 1941, with analysts hoping peacetime reform will ease tensions.
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Truman
Navy
Adil. R. K. Turner
Pearl Harbor
Jon
We Can Do Our Part in this Atomic Age
In the wake of war’s terror and epidemics, each citizen should share clothing shoes and bedding. The Victory Clothing Collection aims to gather 100000000 garments plus shoes and bedding from homes, attics, and closets to aid those on battlefronts and in allied relief efforts.
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Cen
Victory
Texas Leads in Wool Production Amid Inflation Warning
Texas leads in wool production reporting 78 million pounds or more, accounting for over 14 percent of the total. Wyoming follows with 25.9 million pounds, then Montana and California, as new Avalanche subscriptions are being taken outside the immediate area until further notice. Clothing collection runs January 7 to 31.
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Texan
Wyoming
Montana
California
Avalanche
Borson
TRANS-PECOS ABSTRACT CO FOR SALE LISTING
Abstracts insurance and real estate listing offers multiple properties. Includes residential homes rental properties business lots ranches near Alpine Fort Davis Marfa with terms and loan options. Manager M L Hopson reachable by phone for inquiries.
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Trans-Pecos Abstract CO
Alpine
Fort Davis
Marfa
M. L. Hopson
Oddball Exchange As Hooligan Rouses Ambulance Scene
A fragmentary account shows Mrs O Brien describing a heated dispute that led to an ambulance ride for Hooligan after an accusation of harming a spouse. A chaplain asks if he can help the condemned while a prisoner calmly requests support.
Justifiable Reduction stron detective ruse cited
A private detective hired to shadow a husband billed half the agreed amount. The detective explains the reason to the client by revealing the person he caught him with was his own wife.
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Stron
Doolittle Returns as Aviation Chief at Shell Of Company
Lieut General James H Doolittle is named vice president at Shell Of Company with duties to coordinate aviation interests in the United States and abroad He remains a prominent figure tied to the Tokyo raid and the nation’s future aviation efforts The rest of the text includes garbled lines about judgment and eternity with no clear relevance to the event.
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James H. Doolittle
Shell of Company
United States
Jimmy” Doolittle
Tokyo
Plow Trouble Sparks Farmer Robinson and Brown
Farmer Robinson breaks his plow and seeks to borrow one from Parmer Brown. He doubts Brown will lend it as he approaches the neighbor’s farm. At the door Brown greets him and asks what he can do, while Robinson defiantly says Brown can keep his plow.
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Robinson
Parmer Brown
Old Brown
Farmer Brown
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