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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1933

Page

4

Local Items Mention Brief Absences and Travels

Local items note several departures and visits. Bare Mad McCool leaves Thursday for New Orleans for ten days with Sora Shoo. Mrs J Brittin Heard goes to Houston after two weeks with sister Mrs Perry Cartwright. Mr and Mrs Turney host visitors. Duncan family moved to town to arrange schooling for their daughter.

McCool Orleans WL Potter el Paso Mise Porter J. Brittin Heard Houston Perry Cartwright Bruce Duncan George A Brown Momer Wilson Chisos Ranch Austin Pasteur Institute Wilsons

Alpine area notes and cross town travels in brief

Local residents travel to Austin Chicago and El Paso for fairs work and family visits. Many return from trips to Dilley Mule Port Davis and Los Angeles while others head to Arizona New Mexico and San Antonio for school work or chores. A dog bite prompts medical checks as families plan ongoing summer and fall activities in Brewster County communities.

Home Owner’s Loan program office opens in Brewster County

M Le Hoptim, Brewster county appraiser for the Home Owners Loan Corporation, announces loans for homeowners at risk of foreclosure or who have recently lost homes. Inquiries are confidential. Loans can redeem, cover delinquent mortgages, taxes, assessments, or repairs. loans may be used to save homes.

M. le Hoptim Brewster County Apprainer Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Home Owner's Loan Corporation Home Owner’s Loan Corporation Tee Orion Rehairman The Home Loan Board Hopwon Ovents Loan Corporation

The Plight of an Inexpensive Laxative Ad

A historical ad touts a laxative costing one cent per dose. The copy promotes Thedford’s Black-Draught as a low cost remedy made from approved laxative plants, claiming quick relief and natural ingestion, appealing to a broad audience seeking affordable bowel relief.

Fragmented Clips From A Faded Page Of Gossip

A garbled cache of overheard quips and exchanges, including wedding banter and innuendo, knee injuries from sport, a moth in an evening gown, a landlord and tenant exchange, a judge and witness moment, a drunken sidewalk scene, and a stray joke about a coat and rope.

Home Owners Loan plans outlined by government official

A government backed Home Owners Loan program details low interest rates and flexible payment options over fifteen years. The notice urges individuals to apply through the Home Owners Loan Corporation, with a promise of confidential handling of all inquiries and appointments.

Death Valley Could Become National Park Landmark

Washington inspectors recommend making Death Valley a national park after a National Park Service inquiry. The desert below sea level endures extreme heat up to 140 degrees and attracts visitors from November to May. Noted features include Devil's Golf Course Salt Pools Dante's View Golden Canyon and other famed formations.

Death Valley Washington Congress National Park Service National Park Devil's Golf Course Salt Pools American Continent Golden Canyon

Valley of Death: Death Valley Opens to Rail and Road

The desert valley lies about 120 miles wide, bounded by the Funeral Range to the east and the Panimints to the west. Mineral colors stain the desert floor, one of the world’s most mineralized areas. Historically tied to Gold Rush tragedy, Borax miners with 20 mule teams first carved routes. now Valley access expands to rail and motor car travel.

Anges Puneral Range Panimints Stiskie Point Titus Canyon Purnacery Fagg Fan the Death Valley

Amarillo Police Score New Club Supply

Amarillo officers have received a fresh stock of nonlethal batons and clubs to equip patrols amid city crime concerns. The department plans training and distribution across precincts to improve crowd control and officer safety.

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