Alpine Avalanche Weekly Notes and Notices Summary
Alpine publication outlines weekly mountain region notes with society items and reading notices. It lists contributors Bennett Wood Barry Scobep Mrs Clark and local correspondents Fort Davis Marathon. Rates shown include per line insertion and special long notice discounts.
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Bar Clark
Future meat trends predict reindeer supply rise and beef decline
Linda Cana and Jierna, quoted as William Stefano famed Arete explorer Me, outline reasons for future meat shifts. They cite reindeer viability in cold storage, seasonal cycles, and lichen diets, alongside a rise in tuberculin disease threatening Argentine and American herds. Stefanson notes reindeer meat will taste similar to beef, but many will prefer beef when available.
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Linda
Cana
Ierna
William Stefano
Arete
Stumer
Berkden
Ter
Eet
Out
Stefanson
New Football Rules Limiting Hazards Unveiled
The national football rules committee approves six new measures to reduce injuries. Changes include bans on figure blocks and tackles, penalties for defensive blows, stricter handling of the ball dead rule, added padding, and tighter substitution rules.
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Apron
Lorin P. Dela
Successful Writers How Do They Become Noted Authors
Ambitious writers seek guidance from a half million hopefuls. Advice from editors stresses persistence and having something meaningful to say. Many successful authors started in other trades such as painting, preaching, lumber, or law before writing.
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Mands
Father Callings
Harold Bell Wright
Dr. Prank
American airman honored by China in Shanghai funeral
Robert Short of Seattle Washington died Feb 22 in combat over Sowa. He was posthumously named colonel and awarded highest military honors by the Chinese government. His funeral in Shanghai drew a large crowd with a detachment of the Nineteenth Route Army as escort. A government spokesman lauded his sacrifice for righteousness among nations.
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China
Chinew
Shanghai
Conan
Sosow
Robert Short
Setle
Wash
Avia
Seattle
Nineteenth Route Army
Lowing
Alpine and Presidio Teams Battle To 1 1 Tie
Alpine Lions and Presidio base club played a hard fought 1 1 draw at Presidio on May 1co de Mayo. The visiting Mexican club provided the toughest challenge of the season for Alpine, with plans for another meeting Sunday at Micou field in the town’s south part. Admission is 15 cents to defray visitor expenses. managers are Goneales and B Navarette.
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Alpine Lions
Presidio
German Treatment Stops Constipation Remedy Adlertia Mops
Alpine Drug markets Adlertia Mops claiming it treats constipation by acting on upper and lower bowel. The product allegedly releases potions that cause gas bloating and disrupt sleep.
Registered Hereford Bulls For Sale
POR SALE fryers, specially fed. Registered Hereford bulls for sale. Yearlings and twos. Prizes seasonable. See W. A. Daugherty, Camp Grandview, Alpine. 2-19-tfe WANTED To lease filling station of tourist camp in Alpine Box 0 Rankin Texap WANTED To Tease rooming house or cafe in Alpine Box 2 Rankin Texas mp RANCH WANTED 1 have a client who has some CASH and cool revenue producing brick business building who will trade for ranch near 10,000 acres in Davis Mountain. W. Homer Shanks, Penney ldg., Abilene, Texas Sap MISCELLANEOUS ROOMS AND BOARD Home cooked macala reasonable rates. High find Touse, phone 11 tae
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W. A. Daugherty
Camp Grandview
Alpine
Rankin
Texap
Rantin
Texas
Mp Ranch
Davis Mountain
W. Homer Shanks
Penney Ldg
Abilene
Sap
Canned Skunk Innovation At Glacier Park Montana
Glacier Park officials report a strange incident in which a polecat dragged a tomato can attached to its tail through the resident administration area. Rangers describe the scene as a rattling can leading the animal to back into it, baffling even seasoned staff about how it happened.
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Glacier Park
Montana
Charles L Croghan
Glacier National Park
Crobout
Ciatton
Political Announcements for Democratic Primaries 1932
A list of candidates announced for state and local offices subject to Democratic primaries on July 33 1932. Includes EM Regan Pecos for State Senator 29th District E E Townsend Alpine for Representative 7th District Hart Johnson Fort Stockton Roy R Priest Rankin Reelection for Sheriff and Tax Collector W Hale Reelection and Elmer Taylor Guornley and J W Prazer for Clerk roles Mae M Ament A M Turney Reelection Skevington for Tax Assessor and multiple precinct commissioners with names from Odessa Alpine Fort Stockton Vernon McIntyre and others in related offices.
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Armianene
EM. Regan
Pecos
Benjamin Franklin Berkeley
Alpine
E. E. Townsend
Hart Johnson
Fort Stockton
Roy R. Priest
Rankin
RB Slight
D. Wood
WO. Hale
W.N. Gourley
E. J
Elmer) Taylor
Yor
J. W. Prazer
J.T
Curly) Davis
Ezra Cook
Eugenia Hector Handley
John
Camilla
Henderson Vernon McIntyre
J.D. Young WM
Bill) Cotter
A. B. Sandifer
Mae M. Ament
A.M. Turney
T.P. Skevington
Religious Services Note At Local Churches
At The Churches Episcopal Church Whit Sunday of Pentecost services are listed with parish events. Generations of the Holy Communion and sermon are planned with Paul D. New as rector and a broad invitation to attend. Presbyterian Church hosts Sunday school at 1 xm and public worship at 11 am and 8 pm with Rev. W. T. Johnson and David J. Murray, pastor, speakers and sessions noted.
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St. Sass Episcopal Church
Holy Communion
Ted Rake
Paul D. New
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
W. T. Johnson
Jepat
Pentecost Service at First Christian Church
A public invitation to attend a special Pentecost service sponsored by the young people's department under Dr A M Lam ley. Morning worship follows at 10 50 with aim to exceed Easter attendance of 122 and involve every member.
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A.M. Lamley
For Sale Real Estate Fragment Clarifies Terms
Fragmentary ad describes property for sale with prices and conditions but is unreadable in parts. It mentions investors, upfront terms, and favorable financing but many words are garbled. The legible bits imply a sale close to asking price with standard conditions.
Our Best Bargains This Week Listing No 1237
Fragmented sale notice notes land and mineral rights including oil and gas. Mentions price and terms with partial descriptions and debtor details, reflecting a historic catalog of property offerings in a local market.
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Benassi
Eames Pepwonth
Evangelistic Service and Choir to Present The Angelus
A college girls' quartet will perform The Angelus during the evening service at 8 15. The pastor returns to preach on The Power of Pentecost followed by baptismal service. Midweek prayer and Bible study are set for Wednesday at 8 15 led by Pastor L W Bridges. AnAnon note adds a tongue in cheek aside.
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Angelus
College Girls
L. W. Bridges
Polish immigrant Mrs Killian pardoned by President Hoover
Mrs Joseph Killian a Polish immigrant who entered the United States on a bogus passport and later married a Chicago police officer with three children has been pardoned by President Hoover. A Kansas City man sought medical help for a lingering foot issue dating back 30 years after a doctor removed a sliver of glass from the foot.
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Joseph Killian
United States
Chicago
Hoover
Haman Ting
Ryan
Kansas City
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