Alpine Avalanche Official Local Paper in Alpine Texas
The Alpine Avalanche announces itself as the official city and county paper in its forty third year serving Alpine and Bare Mountain Bend. It lists editors and correspondents Bennett, Woop, Scofer, Clark, Spalling, and Crosbie. Subscription rates show one year for $20 and six months outside the county for $12.5, noting second class matter status under federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Avalanche
Br Minty
Bie Bend
Dim Bennett
C.D. Woop
Barry Scobef
Fort Davis
Farl Clark
Marathon
MAB AC
Alpine
Texas
Wind and nature seen through era and life vignettes
The article muses on wind as a shifting force from ancient Greece to Shakespeare and Conrad, then shifts to human nature in West Texas. It notes Athens wind names, Hachiko’s devotion, Easterner ranch life goals, and West Texas funding for state needs. The piece blends literature, travel, and regional pride with historical anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreas
Aphelio Ie
Notts
Zephy
Athens
Acropolis
Shakespeare
Dickens
Tom
George Blots
Emerson
Amon
Conrad
West Indies
Alexander Ha
America
Barnd
British West Indies
Stars
Ifides
Poe
Gold Vaults at Fort Knox Reported Unassailable Defense
The article notes Fort Knox’s remote location 30 miles from Louisville and its planned vaults to hold a major portion of the nation's gold. It argues such stockpiles deter invaders and that Uncle Sam can sustain war with ample long green. It also mentions Japan honoring a loyal dog and surveys sayings misattributed to famous figures along with notes on gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Washington
New Yor l
Finland
Uncle Bam
Peaches In New Dresses Dish Described In Fragment
A fragmented recipe describes peach toast with canned peaches, peach syrup, and a pastry or bread base. Steps include soaking bread in milk, frying to golden brown, and pouring a peach sauce with cinnamon. The dish is finished with a meringue topping and baked slowly until set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Virginia
Whimsical classroom notes and notices from Alpine papers
A collage of jokes, public notices, extracts and ads from an Alpine Texas era page. It includes classroom quips about shorts for hogs, a quiz on elephants and fleas, a joke about an optimist cook, a regimental detail, a window-side laugh about crickets and choir singing, a law citation, banking act compliance, and a public court notice from Brewster County with dates and official signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
W. J. Armentrout
Alpine
Texas
Nervous Weak Woman Improves After Cardui Use
Mrs Cora Sawers of Paragould Ark describes regular nervous spells and cramps from which she recovered after using Cardui. She reports the shaking stopped, cramps ceased, and she felt much better after the first bottle and continued use. Her daughter also recovered similarly after taking Cardui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Sawers
Paragould
Ark
Cardus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hachiko
Japan
Hachike
Weiow
Wasy
JM Larom
Western Dude Ranchers’ Asociation
West Texas
West
RC. Crane
Sweetwater
Centennial Historical ‘Board
Bate
Panhandle- Plains
Bexar
Crise
Star Telegram
Tokyo
Machiko
Hideenburo Ueno
Mings
Lincoln
John Yycliffe
Robespierre
Thomas Cooper
Joseph Story
Daniel Webster
Theodore Parker
Gettysby
Pears
Confucius
Christ
William Jennings Tiryas
Golophor
Presidency
Bryan
Samuel W. McCall
McCall
Cicero
Montreal
Mount Royal
Peaches
Weacny
Yommy
Agi
Cultural Adjustment Administration
Hig
Mediaterou
Plasaibie
Tommy
Himalaya
Mary
Lot
Banking Act of
Good Grace Typewriter
Avalanche
Brewster County
Ps Ivestment Co
Ota
Bank of
Federal Reserve No Pacton
National Bank
O. W. Baines
Se.Treas
Pint Investment Co
W. Baines
Beal Eva Chaffin
Aid Court
Texass
J. W. Prazer
Brewster Countity
Cardui
Lockie
Cette
Home People
Orient Dairy
Dom Adams
Cuevroner
Suly
Fisher
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Casner Motor Company
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