Alpine Avalanche Notice Summary
Fragmentary notice from Alpine Avalanche with garbled text about county and state sections, editorial notes, and generic publication charges for notices. Names, dates, or concrete facts are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1944
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Alpine Avalanche with garbled text about county and state sections, editorial notes, and generic publication charges for notices. Names, dates, or concrete facts are unreadable.
Navy Day set for October 27 as communities rally for a strong naval defense. Article notes the Continental Congress 1775 fleet bill, Theodore Roosevelt’s navy advocacy, and Navy League efforts to explain naval power to the public amid wartime mobilization and growing international threats.
A Kansas Republican Rep E P Scrivner launches a bid to return to the two pants suit era urging OPA Director Chester Bowles to restore the practice. The piece argues the economy and wearability for white-collar workers amid postwar cost pressures.
Sally visits after supper to show a fall outfit and hats. The narrator notes Sally and husband Tom work hard and save, urging prudent spending and bonds to sustain Tom's factory orders for radios. Sally plans to return one hat and buy a bond weekly instead.
From the Sunday Graphic column the famous jingle poet hails America for unity and colossal enterprise. He credits big business with aiding wartime strength and praises inventive Yankee genius in meeting needs through mutual aid to avoid perils by united forces.
A whimsical, fragmented excerpt depicts a talking dog query about scents, a burglar alarm in a pocket, a husband mentioning income tax, and a playful bugler Moe who is said to be in heaven. The tone mirrors a patchwork, humorously surreal local column.
In a humorous exchange a young man asks what qualities he should possess to marry the caller. She replies a man of strong character admired by all, only to quip that the groom is already spoken for by Mrs. Churchhill, leaving him rebuffed.
A humorous dialogue recalls playing golf at an unearthly hour using night clubs. One character jokes about golf in the dark, while another questions the feasibility, suggesting the scene is a lighthearted anecdote about after-hours antics.
A timid admiral asks a new recruit how long he has served. Two months is the reply. The admiral says thirty years. The youngster replies it’s hell, isn’t it.
A fragmentary item notes Prolene of Trop 4 arranging camping with the Scouts and a implied meeting at a Metta care event on October 20. It mentions Mrs Lillian Pawloski of Chicago seeking divorce after her husband allegedly eloped with her mother four years ago.
Market action turned upward for cattle last week amid rising cow and heifer prices at Los Angeles and other major markets. Medium to good cows sold higher by 25 to 50 cents, feeders mostly steady to higher, while grain fed steers weakened late. best fed steers moved from 14.75 to 15.50, with calves and bulls showing varied gains and receipts remaining tight.
Albert McDaniel of sonnstown Nebraska purchased a used car for 50 cents and, while disassembling it, discovered a lady's purse hidden inside containing 25 dollars.
An advertisement warns of a faulty kidney function tied to body fluid pH imbalance and claims balance restoration will heal pain. It promotes Citros as the remedy, supplied by a druggist and for sale at City Snug Store.
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