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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1937
Page
4
The Alpine Avalanche lists that resolutions cards of Thana and reading notices incur charges per insertion with a special rate for notices exceeding four lines. It notes staff roles including Pastor Manager Society Editor and various correspondents, and references the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
The American Legion's Americanism Commission released two talking slide films, Inertia and The Other Fellow, to boost traffic safety awareness. They explain motion physics and the duty of individuals in preventing crashes, funded by auto industry trade groups and distributed nationwide through state departments.
Expert observers say the need for new construction has become inevitable with industrial housing programs expanding nationwide. The plan involves Clay Products and Landers cooperating with federal and local agencies to boost institutional and housing rains, aiming to raise output and meet public demand.
Former New York Commissioner Whalen advocates restricting gun sales to curb illicit access. Critics argue smugglers bribes and criminal networks would still obtain weapons, and inspectors could be evaded or overwhelmed. Some say banning guns may not meaningfully reduce crime while recovery efforts loom large.
Henry T Koenig a Denver chemist died from radium related illness endured during experiments with Mme Curie. He was last survivor among 20 scientists who aided Curie in early radium work. His method to extract radium cheaply advanced medical science and saved lives, despite a malignant infection ending his career.
A collage of humorous vignettes includes a kindergartner identifying a coin as tails, a gossiping group at a bridge club, a bachelor worried about shareholders becoming directors, and a dirt-digging foreman solving a work problem. A child admires an astronomer’s bold shot as a meteor streaks by.
A domestic scene shifts from happiness to silence as Harold struggles to understand the source of a rift and the reasons behind a sudden chill in the relationship. The excerpt hints at hidden tensions within a marriage.
A fragmented column by Edwin Finch surveys odd beliefs from baking eggshell mixtures to charms and a myth about a tethered beetle and a runaway slave. It mentions details about the Statue of Liberty measurements and ends with a narrator asking why.
Girl Scouts of Al Fine led by Mrs Curly Davis and Mrs Red Allen plan a round the world tour. On March 19 at 7 00 pm at Union Station Legion hall you can buy a twenty five cent round the world ticket. Bring your ticket or quarter and join the adventure.
In the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas Pecos Division the bankruptcy notice for Henry Roy Sims announces a public auction of all personal property from the Mathon Drug Store Marathon and related liquor companies. Trustee W J Beck will sell stock fixtures furniture notes and accounts at 1 a.m. March 16 1997 at the Marathon storefronts.
Wood of Marathon Texas Sale to be cash and free of liens W A Hudson Referee in Bankruptcy Department of the Interior General Land Office Washington DC January 28 1997 Notice under act July 8 1894 eight lots at Fort Davis Texas to be offered to highest bidder not less than appraised price starting 10 a m April 10 1807 Further information from General Land Office Antoinette Funk Assistant Commissioner 2-5962
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