Alpine Avalanche Local Paper Details and Pricing Notes
The Alpine Avalanche page lists editorial staff and society editors, with subscription rates of two dollars per year and rates for six months outside the county. It notes a second class matter filing at the post office in Alpine, Texas, under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omiy
Dom Aennert Baltor
C.D. Wood Society
Analkire
Fort Davie
Frank Wedin Marathon
Alpine
Texas
Congress
The Curious Belief of Captain Cahill
A weathered headstone on Prospect Hill marks Captain Cahill born 1898. The narrator recalls a family memory of the captain and asks why many hold the belief that if we live, we must invest in war bonds and support those fighting for us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Hoffman-La Roche, Inc
Prospect Hill
Custer M
Fire prevention urged amid costly losses citywide
Fire department officials warn that millions of dollars in property and lives are lost yearly to preventable fires. They urge careful handling of cars, homes, and electrical ranges and caution against neglect and clutter that can spark disasters.
All In Same Boat Through Day at the NCES Store
A fragmented dispatch describes storekeepers enduring daily rationing rules and threats of fines as shops face hardship and potential closure. An old motivational flourish interleaves quotes about sacrifice and starting action, reflecting a somber editorial mood.
Investigation to study agencies and manufacturing trade
A congressional inquiry sponsored by Representative Halleck of Indiana is tasked to investigate what government officials and agencies are doing about eliminating trade marks standard brands and advertising. The probe will review marketing practices across agencies and industries. It is premature to predict findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Represents Halleck
Indiana
Trade and Isolation Reconsidered in Atlantic Charter Vision
A historical piece argues against isolationist policy, urging active U.S. involvement in world affairs and expanded trade via the Trade Agreements Act. It warns that retreat into isolation leads to economic ruin, war debt, and future casualties, advocating renewed commitment to international cooperation and economic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sumner Welles
Penc
Laughing Matters and Cracked Courtroom Quips From Newsprint
A winding collection of humorous vignettes and hearsay gags appears, including a court scene about a rolling pin and teapot lid, a contradiction about rationing, and a nurse Mandy’s wry take on tribulation. Other bits involve a baby’s cost, a trench tale, a misread banana lesson, and a country lad’s tunnel fright.
Trivia questions from old exam page unclear prompts
The text asks ten questions on varied topics including names of figures, biology distinctions, dramatists, geography of Germany, terms, agriculture, and history. It lacks coherent article context and seems a fragmented quiz or study aid.
Angles Un Union Frock Yds Ditens Ls SITUATION
The report notes yardage for a series of livestock and meat pricing, listing steer and feeder prices. It highlights a $2 higher price per EWT in a market with higher demand and broader sales activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditens
Angeles
Notice to Notaries Public Brewster County 1943
Secretary of State will re appoint all Notaries Public in Brewster County whose terms expire June 1 1943. Those not serving should file with the County Clerk by June 15 1943 to be considered for appointment. Army needs scrap metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Brewster County
Quietness as strength in noisy modern life sermon
A minute sermon urges daily quiet time for meditation and prayer to hear the still small voice of God. It contrasts modern noise with spiritual restoration and recalls Christ’s call to come apart and rest awhile for renewed strength. Also includes a public notice about creditors of Vivianna Mining Company filed with the Brewster County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Theighlands
Tibet
Christ
Vivianna Mining Company
Vivianna Mining Company Corporation
Henry Field
First National Bank
Texas
Et al
Vivianna Mia” ‘Ng Company
Marts
Henry A. Cofield
Reiver
Alpine
A. D
District Court
Brewster County
W. C. Jackson
83Rd District Court
Vivianna Mining ‘Company
Bass
Inantasco Viviana Mining Company
ESS
Henry A. Coffield
Vivianna ‘Mining Company
Elephants on Main Street During Topeka Blackout
During a practice blackout on Kansas Avenue in Topeka two elephants were seen roaming the street. The animals were being moved from the municipal auditorium back to their quarters after the lights returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Kan
Municipal Auditorium
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Hds
Fire Department
Ncces
Goethe
H.W. Beecher
D. Webster
Tommy
Freddy
Mandy
Mrs. Frisk
Mrs Frisk
Pat
Mike
Roten
Butch
Chuck
Hawk
Garner
Germany
Ussr
Great Banks
Newfoundland
Ty Quieres
Dods AT
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