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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1935

Page

4

Supreme Court building opens as high court weighs New Deal in 1930s era

A dense, OCR fed fragment reflects on the October 7 opening of the United States Supreme Court building and debates over New Deal legislation. It references justices McReynolds, Van Devanter, Butler, Sutherland, and Cardo, plus Chief Justice Hughes. It muses on constitutional questions, the NRA, and the role of the armed forces under civilian control, with scattered notes on a 1998 reunion and other varied topics.

United States Supreme Court Mapas Boty Reir Pot Jamen McReynolds Wil- Me van Devanter Pieter Butler George Sutherland Leis D. Brae Harlan F. Stone Owen J. Robeta Benjamin N. Cardo Cief Charlen Hughes NRA

Gray Reunion at Gettysburg War Veterans Meet

The United Confederate Veterans agreed at a Amarillo reunion to join the 1998 Gettysburg commemoration with the Grand Army of the Republic on condition that the Confederate flag be carried unfurled alongside the U S and state colors. A joint Gettysburg reunion occurred for the 80th anniversary in 1913 but was cut short by discord.

Grand Rapids Gettysburg United Confederate Veterans Amarillo Texas Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic Batte

Pioneer Westex Rancher Seeks Buried Treasure Legend

N Newland a Midland county rancher for 21 years pursues a buried treasure tale with a radio detector. Legend claims 85000 in gold hidden by robbers in 1864. W M Bryant of Midland holds a map showing suspected site, allegedly passed from a penitentiary warder to a surviving outlaw.

N. Newland West Texas Midland County Newland W. M. Bryant Midland Texas Raners

Jumbled Quips and Tiny Tales From a Rural Notebook

A mosaic of overheard musings and short quips ranges from Old World manners to modern quirks. A bank director’s pay, a dancer’s response, and a mountain traveler’s routing all surface in brisk, humorous snippets filled with character and local flavor.

The New Ford V-8 for 1936 Introduces Key Updates

Ford debuts the 1936 V-8 with an emphasis on engine supremacy, refined lines, longer fenders, concealed horns, new steel wheels, and rich torch upholstery. Improvements include quicker, quieter shifting, shorter gear lever travel, enhanced ventilation, lighter, safer brakes, and standard glass for safety. The message pitches the V-8 as the standout feature with a strong focus on safety and dependability.

Ford

Low Ford V-8 Prices With Thirteen Body Types

Ford price list lists thirteen body styles from coupe five windows at 810 dollars to convertible sedan at 760. Several models are repeated with variations such as Tudor sedans, roadsters with rumble seats, and built in trunks, all shown with distinct prices. The oddly worded notes mention extra parts and a set of V-4 body types described with unusual phrases.

Ford Stendand Eocensery Group Selety Glens Groughent

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