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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
2
A fragmentary Alpine Texas column shows community tidbits and notices from Fort Davis to Marathon. It includes reader questions, social snippets, humorous exchanges, and brief local updates on residents, schools, and visitors amid editorial chatter.
A remonstrance to brother papers about using Avalanche material without credit. Readers are urged to credit Morles’s clipping and to uphold courtesy, etiquette, and proper editing practices in journalism. The note references the Federal Radio Commission annual report and potential one month silences for violations.
Dangers in the home are quantified by major insurers with 100 deaths and 3 percent of injuries yearly. Falls, burns, choking, asphyxiation, and poisoning are cited with thousands of incidents. the National Safety Council urges careful floors, clear stairs, safe storage of medicines and cleaners, screened fires, and safe operation of heating devices to protect children and households.
The life of Marshal Joffre, famed French commander of World War I, who led forces at the Marne and shaped Allied strategy, is summarized amid tributes noting his humane nature and tireless dedication to victory. The obituary recounts his illness and lasting impact on Franco Allied cooperation and the war effort.
The P T A held its regular Wednesday afternoon meeting in the High School auditorium. A chili supper was planned and a bake sale scheduled for February 7. Funds will support rock curbing around the school building.
Mrs W A Hopkins and Miss Dine Wade announce their marriages to Sarah Lee Todd. Mrs Don Mered, married several weeks ago in Las Glavey, was formerly Miss Loy of Cruces New Mex.
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