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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1944
Page
4
A brief Alpine newspaper item outlining the Alpine Avalanche format and rates for corrections resolutions cards of thanks and reading notices. It notes local and state news coverage and a tariff of ten cents per line for the first insertion with rising rates for subsequent insertions.
A historic tribute to American spirit shaping national unity and progress from the Continental Congress through Reconstruction, highlighting tolerance, education, libraries, industrial growth, and cooperative federal efforts.
A column critiques a Fair Government Practices bill in the House, questioning who would prepare complete information on regulations and where to print it amid a global paper shortage. The piece links government overreach to labor and civic rights concerns, noting excess bureaucracy and supply constraints.
Analyzed Swiss magazine hats trigger Fifth Avenue fashion chiefs and Washington jitters. Millinery Stabilization Committee and FBI monitor alleged schemes to flood American style with unproducible, government‑material conserving hats. Rosette Hargrove weighs motives amid decadence talk and blame shifting.
A long excerpt argues for self-reliance and warns that government handouts raise taxes and erode individual independence. It cites workers such as locomotive firemen and urges a standard of prudent governance as nations rebuild after war. It frames pay, taxation, and social programs as linked to personal responsibility and national strength.
A humorous scene unfolds with a diplomat child, Billy, age four, returning home with cookies while neighbors whisper of beggar phrases. A colored evangelist commands the crowd to stand for heaven, challenging one old man who resists an excursion to the afterlife in a lively street interaction.
A mature cabaret singer responds to a young uni form recruit in a night club, saying she will go home to care for her son, who is nearly his age, before urging everyone to buy war bonds.
Breezland Chicks of San Angelo Texas promotes Breezland Certified White Leghorn heavy breeds in two varieties. They claim reliability and easy raising and offer a descriptive price list by mail. Send postal inquiry for details. Dated 3 11 99.
Last week LA Union Stock Yards reported cattle receipts similar to prior week and year. Steers and heifers were steady to strong while cows rose to 50 cents above recent lows. top steers traded 15.50 to 16.25, good cows 10 to 12, best bulls 10.80 to 11.50, calves and vealers up 80 cents to $1, with top calves 16. Lambs held steady at 14.50 to 15, feeder lambs and thin stock also improving amid light receipts.
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