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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1943

Page

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Alpine Echoes War Effort and Dog Poison Warning

Community letter column recounts citizen concerns over stray dogs pose poisoning risk, urges owners to control pets and warns against harmful poisons. Contains notes on naval service in Bremerton, a radio school graduate sent to Florida, and a ranching family in Alpine. Promotes buying war bonds and supporting fire department.

W. B Bid Dorris Alpine Sam Navy Yards Bremerton Wash Bill

Well known Brewster County ranchman dies at 82

Joe D. Jackson 82 a pioneer Brewster County ranchman and early Texas Ranger died at his home Sunday night after an extended illness. A Bell County native he moved to Brewster in 1885 and built a major ranching enterprise with Sam D. Harmon. He led in cattle raisers work, helped secure railroad rate relief, and served as president of the Cattle Raisers Association in 1913 14. Jackson contributed to Alpine civic life including the chamber of commerce school board and the establishment of Sul Ross College. He held regent positions at Randolph College state teachers colleges and served as a Kansas City Mexico & Orient railroad director. He was a longtime Democrat and attended multiple state and national conventions.

Joe D. Jackson Brewster County Texas Mr. Jackson Bell County Big Bend Southwest Assation Brewster, County Sam D. Harmon Tom Green County Bell Williamson Texas Ranger Force Co. B Jackson Harmon Congress New Mexico Arizona Alpine Chamber of Commerce Sul Ross College Regents Board Randolph College Cisco Board of Regents State Teachers Colleges Kansas City, Mexico ‘& Orient Railroad St. Louis Woodrow Wilson Ford Jackson Santa Fe N. M

Income Tax Changes for Individuals Under New Law

Taxpayers face revised individual income tax with higher rates and new exemptions. The first dollar of taxable income now carries 19 percent, plus a 5 percent Victory Tax, totaling 24 percent. The earned income credit remains 10 percent of earned income. Joint returns optional. short form available for gross income under 3000. Withholding ends. medical expense deductions limited to 5 percent of net income, up to 1250 single or 2500 married.

Tven Commission

Cold Wave Grips Alpine Area With Bitterly Low Temps

The cold wave across the state reached the Alpine region with thermometers plunging to near record lows. Tuesday saw unofficial readings as low as two above, while Sul Ross official records marked eight above. Wednesday brought warmer weather and near spring-like conditions yesterday, with some moisture recorded Sunday.

Alpine Weather Bureau Sul Ross

Weston expands land holdings in Nine Points area south of Alpine

J C Weston of this city disclosed this week the purchase of 31 sections of land in the Nine Points area south of Alpine. The Moody estate of Houston sold the land, which lies south of Weston’s earlier acquisitions from R A Ogle of Alpine and Dr D R Semmes of San Antonio.

Nine Points Alpine J. C. Weston Moody Estate Houston Mr. Weston R. A. Ogle D. R. Semmes San Antonio

Short Course In Poultry Production Enrolls Ten Members

The rural War Production Training program via the local Vocational Agricultural department began last Tuesday night. R. C. Mitchell, teacher and supervisor, notes ten members enrolled in the poultry production course. The program aims to teach practical poultry practices to participating adults.

Vocational Agricultural Department R. C. ‘Mitchell Rles

Sul Ross Offers Post War Planning Course

Sul Ross introduces a postwar planning course for the second semester starting January 28. A three hour class with no prerequisites, meeting Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 3 30 p m. It covers geography economics history education and all postwar world study aspects. Dr E C Coleman directs with most faculty assisting.

Sul Ross Secon Ius Postwa E. C. Coleman

New Milk Ceiling Price Announced in Alpine Area

The Southwest regional OPA issued a new regulation setting distinct ceiling prices for Alpine and the rest of Brewster County. For Alpine wholesalers and retailers milk prices range from higher gallon rates to lower pint and quart caps, while remaining countywide ceilings apply elsewhere. C. W. Davis says the Alpine city price differs from the countywide rate, with zone details listing container, wholesale, and retail limits.

Brewster County Southwest OPA C. W. Davis Alpine Davis City of Ishe Peerrerhions Ee Brower Rogers Uae Pesca Inessia Eiecea Mr. Davis Price Administration Piciet Uuaina Aransas Oklahofe Saison Cape Zane

Chiropractor to Leave for Texas A and M Training

Dr. Carroll Vaughn, chiropractor, plans weekend departure for Texas A and M to join air corps training after volunteering weeks ago. Dr. E M Crissman will take over Vaughn's practice locally.

Carroll Vaughn Texas A. & M Air Corps E. M. Crissman Vaughn

Ministerial Association Elects Officers For The New Year

At the Alpine Ministerial association regular meeting Rev. RL Wittner was elected president for the coming year Rev. Rogers vice president and Rev. Ray B McGrew secretary treasurer The group voted to drop plans for Spiritual Emphasis Week due to heavy work and current conditions A general church conditions resume was given Those in attendance were R L Wittner Fred S Rogers Ray B McGrew E Buford Iuoneks Miss Winifred Kelton and Mrs Parker

Alpine Ministerial Association RL. Wittner Reva R. L. Wittner Fred S. Rogers Ray B. McGrew E. Buford Iuoneks Winifred Kelton Kelton Mrs. Parker

War Ration Book No 2 Distributes 7000 Copies Countywide

Brewster county War Price and Rationing board reports receipt of 7000 copies of War Ration Book No 2 for point rationing of foods. Distribution plans for all residents will be announced soon. Blue stamps cover vegetables fruits juices and soups, with red stamps for meats to be issued after forms and instructions are reviewed.

Brewster County Lubbock C. W. Davis Brewster County Board

West Texas WAAC quota calls for five from Brewster County

Lt Col Durrette announces a large West Texas quota of 584 WAAC enrollments for January through March. Brewster County must furnish five women by March 11. Enlistment committees and local clubs aid recruiting as districts aim to meet the regional target.

Marvin Barrette Near Texas West Texas Women's Army Auxiliary Corps South Plains United States Army

Tire Inspection Date Postponed

Motorists with basic A gasoline coupons now have until the end of March for their first tire inspection replacing January 31. Inspections will occur every six months thereafter. B or C supplementary book holders and bulk coupons must inspect by February end with B book every four months and C or bulk holders every three months.

War Price and Rationing Board

Former Alpine Resident Mrs Joe Edwards Dies in Gonzales

Word arrived Monday of the death of Mrs. Joe Edwards, formerly of Alpine, in Gonzales where she and her husband had lived recently. The Edwardses resided in Alpine for some time with Mr. Edwards employed at Sports Sweet Shop and later at Alpine Drug Store.

Joe Edwards Alpine Gonzales Edwards Edwardses Sport Sweet Shop Alpine Drug Store

P T A Meet Monday At Alpine High School

The Alpine PTA meeting is set for Monday January 25 at 3 30 p m in the high school auditorium. The meeting planned for January 18 was postponed due to the funeral of Mr J D Jackson.

Yeacner Wecle J. D. Jackson

Sul Ross Offers Special Courses For Army Wives

Sul Ross College invites war wives and defense workers to enroll for the spring term beginning January 28. Women may take one or more courses offered part time, including home economics, foods and nutrition, shopping, and meal service. The college lists shorthand, typing, accounting and secretarial practice among courses of interest, with arts and liberal arts offerings also available.

Sul Ross Alpine Sul Ross College H. W. Morelock Jrand Sollee

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