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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1941
Page
3
No. 29 AHLM 30 sections ready for grazing with fenced boundaries to suit tenant, water, house, pens, annual lease at 30 cents per acre. Also mining and land sale notes, including patented mineral rights, investment prices, various ranch and loan offers, frame houses near schools, and housing lots with prices and terms.
Hundreds of interior and exterior color schemes are featured in a new color styling portfolio received by Smith Furniture Company. The Sherwin-Williams Paint and Color Style Guide shows full color rooms and explains colors are ready to use or mix from standard colors, eliminating color guesswork.
Brewster County registered 32 new motor vehicles in June, second highest month this year and 2 below April’s peak. The total for the year reached 159, with numerous residents and addresses listed, including Alpine and Marathon. Government bonds and stamps cited as safest investments. a humorous note about a misinterpreted rejection reason involving a “hot mamma” typo.
The second quota of garments for War Relief Production has shipped. The report highlights cutting chairs and lists many women who sewed and knitted sweaters for children's dresses and men's hospital pajamas. An Afghan, sweaters, and a thank you from the chairman conclude the note.
A recently enacted Texas law requires each notary public to stamp their name under signatures on all acknowledgments. The Avalanche offers rubber stamps with your name for 48c each. Mrs Tilete Beaty of Oklahoma City sues for divorce citing a husband’s fussing or refined temperament.
A report notes a silkworms plied silk at a rate of one thousand yards in three days. The Deutshland made the first commercial trans Atlantic submarine voyage. A New Orleans motor company suffered a break in with $1469 stolen. The thief left an electric drill sledge hammer steel punches and a screwdriver near the safe. All tools belonged to the company.
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