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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
4
The article discusses the shift from traditional fairy tale peril to modern canning, noting Civil War era canned goods, canners partnering with farmers, and their role in producing high quality vegetables. It highlights varieties like peas, corn, beets, and carrots, and describes the efficiency and convenience of canned options for everyday meals.
A fragmented guide suggests growing and stocking a pantry from A to W with garden inspired dishes. It highlights canned foods and vacuum packed coffee, plus fresh produce like carrots peas cauliflower and Brussels sprouts to create fuller menus. It advises decorative table setting ideas and seasonal fruit salads for spring meals.
Scouts announce an advancement program in two parts. Nomination of candidates for Bobcat rank and an entertainment event organized by Alpine Boy Scout Troop. Twelve boys have completed their first nine months and Ready to apply. Charter members named for Den 1 Harlan Smith Denner Hal Smith Bradford Nicholson Bruce Nicholson Walter Steiger Richard Mollison. Den 2 John Richard wnuenne Denner Francis Phelps John Per Uns Byron Wright Robert Crawford David Walker.
About 700 people attend a 1995 summer student welcome at Sul Ross. A Kokernot Park barbecue offers beans, cornbread, pickles, coffee, and ice cream. Miss Grace Beall and P. Gilley chair committees. Evening events include a pioneer dance, auditorium shows of Big Bend scenes, and exhibits from the West Texas Historical Society.
GOOD DOUBLE BED and springs for sale. Phone 381 S-2etfe. LAWN CHAIRS Limited time only 150. Cobb & Moyer Purn & Haw. MEN WANTED for Rawleigh routes in Alpine Write today Rawleigh Co Dept TXP-11-SB. If
Joe Hil, 20 year old Texas youth and personal orderly to Admiral Byrd, will give a narrative of his South Pole expedition June 22 in the Sul Ross Auditorium. He will bring an Eskimo husky and share diary reflections, unusual sport, dangers, and shifts in philosophy from life in the land of perpetual daylight. Students admitted with activity cards.
A faculty lecture will feature colored slides from Little America. The event described its admission price as fifty cents for faculty and twenty-five cents for children, with a possible inclusion of the book on the faculty reading list if such a list exists.
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