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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
2
A jumble of Fourth of July feast notes and a relief commission statement appears. The fragment mentions party preparations, centerpieces, foods like deviled eggs and potato chips, and a policy critique about employer subsidies and relief funds for economically stressed workers.
High water and floods affect Terlingua Creek crossings and Study Butte roads while residents like Jim Bennett and the Cartledges visit Alpine. Rainstorms ruin gardens and fruit crops. the Rio Grande floods bring murky water and a deepened arroyo swimming hole. Nearby travels include Alpine and Galveston trips and local social visits.
A fragmented culinary column offers several sardine preparations. Curry cream sardines toast points serve four, while deviled sardines use tomato sauce, crumbs, and lemon with parsley. broiled sardines are plated with watercress and optional hot sauce.
A fragmented excerpt offers salad ideas and recipes, describing color and texture to entice readers. It references Jellied Vegetable Cubes, Roasted Gingerate, and a mix of mayonnaise, cream, and gelatin based dressings. The text mentions serving suggestions for steak and tomato salads and outlines methods to thicken mixtures and freeze portions for twelve to eight servings.
The report notes a worker and his family amid a push by social service leaders to examine wage policy under federal and state relief efforts. Mrs. Keating defends full-time wage supplements while urging adequate pay to support households. Authorities discuss employment and welfare roles involving the Texas Relief Commission and Social Service Division.
Texas CCC enrollment will be limited to youths whose families are on relief rolls. Neal B. Guy, state enrollment supervisor, says counties must meet quotas from relief families. Early period begins June 17 with 929 boys admitted. later period runs July 1 to August 31 as new camps open.
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