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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1940
Page
7
The State Game department notes that Rio Grande perch, a tropical cichlid, suffered mass die offs during a severe cold spell in the valley. They cannot withstand temperatures below trees and compete with bass, reducing stocking in local waters.
William V Stephenson a San Angelo Social Security board rep will visit Alpine on Thursday May 16 at 10 am at the Tex-85 State Employment Service office. He will assist old age and survivors insurance claimants and help employers complete wage records and discuss monthly retirement payments and employer responsibilities.
Del Rio native Bill Boggess announces candidacy for state representative in the 87th district subject to Democratic primary on July 27. A 25-year-old UT Austin alumnus, he cites family Democratic roots, ties to Del Rio and Val Verde County, and pledge to consult constituents and advance welfare. Mrs. Marie Budge of Cincinnati is granted a divorce from Howard Budge, an English chef, on her testimony that he dislikes her German cook.
Orlando Fra F B Zahn known as Flying Cloud, a Car Lisle Indian School graduate and national interpreter, predicts the full blooded Indian will be extinct in five years due to intermarriage and absorption by the white race. He warns the Indian as a racial entity will disappear and that the Indian is not a red man.
A partial newspaper quote discusses cultural presentation and racial labels, contrasting Indian and Oriental garb with Chinese dress. The fragment hints at stereotypes and echoes contemporary debates on ethnicity and fashion.
A CPL employee defends lower rates and explains why bills may not drop despite reduced costs. He argues people buy electric goods to improve homes and notes rising overall usage. The worker expresses pride in his role and aims to deliver better service for less money.
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