Alpine and Davis Duntains Tig Bend section notices
In the fifty fourth year, upbuilding efforts in Alpine and the Davis Duntains area are noted along with local and state news dissemination. Readers are asked to report statements affecting any person’s character for correction. Notices such as resolutions and cards of thanks are charged at ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for subsequent insertions, with discounts on longer notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armes Cyana Comey
Heenster
Alpine
Davis Duntains
Tig Bend
The Dog Has His Day In War Time Dogs
An article touts a new book about war dogs featuring a Doberman as a hero alongside praise for the poodle. It notes canine breeds tested for service, lists color varieties, and discusses public perceptions of poodles as superior while the Doberman appears as a notable protagonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Joseph
Struggle Over War Labor Policy and the Constitution
A heated reflection on wartime labor disputes and constitutional rights. The piece argues that harming constitutional guarantees risks losing liberty, condemns strike action against Montgomery Ward, and warns that sacrificing freedoms abroad could erode freedom at home. It emphasizes loyalty to the Constitution, condemns those who would distort its plain meaning, and questions the impact of wartime policy on civil liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry
Ry Ward
Monty Atteteh
Pate
Nts
Land Partnet
Sewell Avery
Ples
Montgomery Ward
Europe
Miracles of Modern Travel and Free Enterprise in America
The article notes how modern America shows miracles Kit Carson could hardly imagine. It contrasts perilous pioneer journeys with today’s rapid express trains and refrigerated fruit cars. It highlights 1988 freight figures and foresees future miracles driven by free enterprise and mobility across a land of liberty.
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Kit Carson
America
Middle West
Maine
California
Ins
United States
England's Finest Meal Revidence of Royal Dining
A fragment recalls a royal meal with the King and Queen dining and praising a hearty spread of roast beef boiled potatoes Brussels sprouts and pudding. The piece hints at national pride and mystery around the palace menu while noting critics and visitors struggle to understand the appeal of the dish and its symbolism for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Buckingham Palace
England
What Mould They Do The Rev 1A Voting
The Rev 1A Voting voices strong support for Allied air bombing of German cities. He criticizes twenty eight American clergymen who oppose it and argues for victory with minimal American casualties. He questions surrender and urges continued force to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rps
Attom
Poling
All Are Alike In One Intriguing Respect
All political parties are alike in neglecting to punish theft from public funds, bribes to commissions, oil reserve hijinks, or election theft. The only sure expulsion comes from backing an honest candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commission
Alpine Boy Scouts Camp At Sunny Glen Canyon Weekend
Alpine scouts journeyed to Sunny Glen Canyon for a weekend camping trip. About 80 boys arrived, with Border Patrol assistance supplying transport when extra vehicles were needed. Patrols cooked meals, held field events, and concluded with a camp fire and prayers. Kurdistan is an area casting across Iran, Iraq, and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Boy Scouts
Sunny Glen Canyon
William Dunn
Alpine
Border Patrol
Mons
Williams
Sunny Glen
Wallace Duncan
Wallace
Dunn
Kurdistan
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
War humor and gaffes from a wartime crowd
A whimsical wartime column collates jokes and heckles from soldiers and civilians. Vignettes feature punchlines about wives blondes and brunettes, a pool shark, a soldier singing at work, a truck crash and a judge’s exchange. The tone is light, poking fun at everyday wartime life.
Plants Get Music to Boost Worker Morale Survey Shows Favor
Two thousand five hundred factory workers receive new music systems while over six hundred fifty rebroadcasts play tunes for staff. A recent survey finds sixty nine percent of employees support workplace music.
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Bennett Haitor
D Woop Society
Alkire
Fort Davis
Dorothy Martin
Marathon Ondents
Utaide County
Texas
Congress
The
U of the War Labor Board
United Stateas
Dawsy
Bolte
Sitless
Pat
Fray Ray Cra Iene
Uathawa Electric Shop
W. Main Ave
DR. Pepper Bottling CO
Alpine, Texas
Edith Hopson
M. L. Hopson
Insurance Commission
douDie Hasmgey
Cave
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company
Day
Brewster Co
Wight
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