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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
3
A Granada feature urges readers to invest surplus cash in government bonds as a measure to help curb inflation. The piece frames bonds as a safe, practical option for households seeking to preserve value and support public financing.
Trade representatives say sugar supply will be more plentiful in November and December with bright prospects for next year. Louisiana cane crop is the second largest on record and will be divided among Gulf Coast refineries including Imperial Sugar in Sugar Land and American Sugar Refining in New Orleans. Northern beet sugar will reach eastern refineries while most Java sugar stays out of the U S market.
The undersigned Ind. Executor W O Miles notifies all indebted to the Ruth Sproul Miles Estate to settle and all claimants to present within legal time at Alpine Brewster County Texas. Also includes a veteran badge notice and advice on car tune ups for older vehicles.
Lions wrapped up final preparations for the big dance on Saturday night. John Carrico and his band will provide the music with Joe Toombs as a key local contributor. Guest artists Mary Besse Sloan and Charles Ston entertained in the cafe with marimba and piano pieces as former members and friends gathered for the event.
News from around Alpine and West Texas notes dockside strike actions on the Queen Elizabeth with 15 000 troops aboard, a wave of local development plans, new businesses and housing needs, and a call for community readers to engage with chamber of commerce plans while old rumors cycle about Marfa Army Air Field closure.
Readers urge Alpine and Brewster County officials to act now to develop a progressive city. The letter writer insists on swift government support and dismisses excuses while promising to send Letters to Santa from notable residents next month.
Industrial leaders from Texas New York and Washington will discuss postwar personnel problems at the seventh annual Texas Personnel conference to be held at the University of Texas October 26 27. Several hundred personnel managers are expected to attend the conference.
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