Alpine Avalanche notices and local news boilerplate in Alpine
Local Alpine notices and news boilerplate from Brewster County provide community notices and dissemination of state and local information. The column lists rates for insertions and identifies staff roles including publisher editor and correspondents while noting postal registration details.
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Reece
Rrae Wapanet
Brewster County
Alpine
Davis Mountains
Bend
When You Come Back to Me War Times Promises of Home
An advertisement style essay urges loved ones to await returning servicemen with the same life they left. It recalls family rituals, home furnishings, and a faithful community, ending with exhortations about America and labor leadership amid wartime debates. A closing gibe reflects on marriage, appearance, and social judgments.
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The
Kelvinator Corp
America
Ted
Guffey Act Debates and Civilian War Efforts Outlined
The piece surveys the Guffey Coal Act from 1985 and its 1997 revision, noting constitutional challenges and calls to end price fixing. It contrasts inflation fights with price controls, voices concerns about subsidies for coal interests, and cites Diocletian’s price laws as cautionary. It also highlights Texas teachers’ wartime service, including Red Cross work, blood drives, war stamps, and civilian morale efforts.
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Texas
USO
Victory Corps
War Chest
The
Red Cross
War Expenditures 1918 and 1943 Compared
In 1918 American war spending was about 18.5 billion dollars, while by 1943 it would exceed 100 billion. The earlier conflict raised under 19 billion across four Liberty and one Victory Loan drives, whereas the current war requires about 70 billion dollars to finish the year. The 1918 task was trench lines in France. this war demands global outfitting and supply of armies on all battlefields.
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Liberty
Victor
United States
Frances
London Camp Poker Gone Awry With Drunk Accusations
A report recalls an incident in London where a returning American Army serviceman at a poker game with British soldiers allegedly became inebriated. An argument followed as players drew cards. The colored man in the story offers bold bets using slang about money and counting. The tale ends with a tense moment as bets escalate.
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London
A.E.F
Market Helps Packers Take Hold of Steers and Cows
Market report for the past week shows uneven demand but packers lifting bids at lower prices. Good and choice steers sold from 15.75 to 16.25 per cwt, common steers 13 to 15.50, culls as low as 11, cows 9.75 to 11.50 with good cows up to 12.50.
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California
Man frees himself from noose then explains bicycle mix up
A man abruptly escaped a noose then leapt into the gutter after a pavement dash. A passerby aided him and asked if he slipped. The man clarified he had not slipped but believed he had left his bicycle behind.
Father of Twelve Heads for Seaside Trip Amid Laughs
A man with twelve children sought weekends off to take his wife, who was expecting him home. On the day they were ready to depart a policeman questioned him as crowds gathered. The man insisted the family’s plan was innocent and replied with a humorous deflection.
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Griffiths
One Way to Fish: Man Finds Bass in Old Tire
Donald Alger of Towanda Pennsylvania spent a half day without a bite yet found a five pound bass inside an old rubber tire he kicked from a stream. He carried the unusual catch home, where it was later discovered trapped inside the tire.
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Donald Alger
Towanda
Missing Element in Over Specialized Education Theme
AUSTIN Dr. Paul Weaver, philosophy and religion professor, declares religion the missing element in an over specialized education during the University of Texas YMCA fiftieth anniversary. He argues universal education must balance earning a living with fundamental values, noting postwar needs for combined education and religion to build a peaceful society. The address also references farm price quotes and legal notices from Brewster County, Texas, including intervention procedures for Viviana Mining Company and related court orders dated 1943.
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Austin
Paul Weaver
Stephens College
Moscow
Ankara
United States
Buenos Aires
First National Bank
Texas
Vivianda Lining Company
Brewster County
Somesmanry A. Cotta Hecate Sr
Marfa
Henry A. Coffield
Alpine
Mt Duly
District Court
W. C. Jackson
Viviana Mining Company
Per’son
Aces
Viviana Ning Company
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