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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
1
The Hudson price parity shifts as cheaper cars catch up. Hudson materials strain supply, boosting prices. the Super-Six had led in sales at 200 dollars, while now prices approach Hudson levels. With scarce materials, buyers are urged to act promptly before costs rise further.
Alpine Public Schools will observe Parent's Day led by the Parent Teacher Association. Parents and especially fathers are urged to visit the school to show support, with emphasis on home and school cooperation to boost children's education and community pride.
A correspondence from Liberty Loan officials and bank executives lauds county leadership for wartime fundraising. Letters credit public support and press cooperation, noting substantial subscriptions well above minimums and planning a formal report to Treasury officials. The tone urges continued patriotic support and highlights the contribution of local institutions and individuals.
A weekly publication issued by the United States Bureau of Education offers guidance on child care topics. It covers home tasks, play, books, stories, music, pets, and occupations, inviting readers to request enrollment via the Kindergarten of Washington, D.C.
The Winter Chautauqua opens November 14 at Alpine with the Cordova Concert Company a four member ensemble featuring Miss Marietta Day violinist Mr George W Roach tenor and accompanist Kathryn Harris musician and Dorothy Hill impersonator Season tickets priced from 75 to 150 with various discounts. five performances listed including Cordova Concert Company Shaw Male Quartet Wood Fieigas story tellers Metley Sestette and The Ap. A guaranteed 6500 backing by local businessmen supports the tour and hopes for full season sales.
A Dallas man rebukes whispering traitors in his reply about sending American boys to war. He questions why Americans should aid foreign foes and argues transportation costs and cash pressures will affect war efforts. The Herald notes rising tire prices and Caldwell for cash as parts of the economic situation.
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