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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1940
Page
4
The notice lists subscription pricing: one year at $3.60 and six months outside the county at $1.39. It presents basic rate information without further context or dates.
A public safety message warns readers that careless acts such as discarding cigarette butts from cars and postponing repairs can spark fires. It stresses near misses and urges caution to protect farms, woodlands, and homes, reminding that luck can fail and losses follow.
The main exhibit at the New York World’s Fair is a four century art collection valued at 30 000 000 featuring Titian Rembrandt Degas and Renoir. Millions will enjoy the display and its gathering in America is seen as protection against bombing.
A discussion on spending contrasts with saving and highlights Edgar Wallace. The late author and playwright produced vast output yet died with an estate unable to cover debts, leaving his wife without means of support.
A Worcester Massachusetts Sun letter from New York reports the Declaration of Independence read before Continental Army brigades and public joy. It notes the equestrian statue of George III toppled by the people, with a lead to be cast into bullets.
The piece urges pay-as-you-go funding, drastic cuts to nonessential government bureaus, and elimination of wasteful programs. It argues for businesslike planning, ending log-rolling and experiments harming industry, with citizens willing to sacrifice for essential defense spending.
A driver alternated between health concerns and risky driving on a curve, passing a car at speed of about 60 mph, highlighting an unstable sequence of events affecting road safety and personal well being.
A scribbled remark debates whether the birds are pigeons or gulls and whether the observers or commentators are calling them big. The fragment emphasizes confusion over species.
A playful verse notes the stubborn bud of grumpiness when plans go smooth, contrasting with the steady character of the man who stays resilient and calm as success unfolds.
A speaker recounts leaving a cowshed with a milk pail and hearing a noise. The ghost rushes out and frightens him. Back home the milk has vanished and two pounds of butter remain in the pail.
Rastus visits a general store asking for a nine by seven pane of glass. Clerk jokes about an eleven by nine pane. Rastus considers slipping the pane in sideways to avoid notice.
St Peter confronts Satan at a broken heavenly gate demanding repairs. Satan claims his underworld workers are too busy to fix a mere gate, prompting a terse standoff between divine and infernal realms.
As oil and steam shipping rose during World War II the windjammers faded from service becoming relics of the maritime era. The wartime demand reoriented cargo transport away from sailing ships toward powered vessels.
A fragmentary note from J T B Davis of Alpine Brewster County Texas outlines his District 67 candidacy and a disputed agreement. The text is cryptic and includes a confrontational line about suing for breach.
A visitor and the host's five year old son share a moment at a country home. The child warns, then declares with a startled look that there is only one bed, and it is on his side, prompting concern about improper behavior.
In cold late March the baptism at Miller's dam faced a frozen challenge as the preacher broke the ice. A deacon questions the warmth of the water and jokes that the new member has not quit lying yet, prompting a second immersion.
Sambo described a ghost encounter that rattled him and caused his knees to sag as he told the tale.
Political advertisement notes Tom Davis and Dave as supporters. It lists service in the U S Army from 1916 to 1919 and employment with Anaconda Copper Company from 1916 to 1919. The piece identifies funding by Friends of Tom Davis.
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