Alpine Avalanche 7 paper notes publication details and notices
The Alpine Avalanche announces its Brewster Mountaine-Big Bend section coverage and policy on corrections. It lists rates for resolutions, cards of thanks, and reading notices, and credits staff and correspondents. It also notes subscription pricing and postal status as a second class matter in Alpine Texas.
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Brewster
Big Bend
Bennett Haiter
Minn
Ci Woop | Becety
Barry Scons Vis
Mins Mante Simpson
Marathon
On Schedule Meton's Besion Prompts Debate on Rail and War
The article discusses rail transportation improvements and efficiency during wartime, arguing American freight capacity grows while shippers must load promptly. It then surveys World War II progress, noting Britain’s stance, US role as arsenal of democracy, and rising Allied hopes as Germany faces setbacks on multiple fronts.
Here Comes Winter Looms Weather Safety
Winter demand on heating and electrical systems rises as days shorten and cold returns. Homeowners should hire qualified repairmen for furnaces stoves and fireplaces and avoid DIY fixes that risk fires. Inspect wiring and fuses now to prevent disasters when heat is needed.
Encouraging Figures on U S Britain War Plane Output
The American Machin magazine notes United States and Britain together produce 3,500 planes a month while Britain targets strategic air power to strike German industry. American output of 1,300 monthly won’t all reach Britain, but production is set to rise sharply and may peak before Hitler’s Russian campaign ends, exposing Germany to war’s destruction on its soil.
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Third Front Liie
Germany
France
American Machin Nt
United States
Britain
Royal Air Force
Final Stroke Golfer Bunker Question Sparks Banter
In a playful exchange on the course a golfer asks about the major’s bunker return and caddy jokes about strokes. The caddy cites eccentric counts as a lightning strike near a tree shelters a hired man. Sam chimes in about a pipe, while More explains his absence due to muddy rubber soles.
Missing Man Motive Cited In Car Waiting Scene
Police confront a man waiting in a car for three hours claiming to await one of two car owners. A citizen and a mother discuss deception as a daughter testifies about a suitor Henry, noting potential lies and a valuable watch. The exchange hints at possible ulterior motives and family warnings.
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Henry
Electrician Candor at Fridge That Cools Kitchen
An electrician checks an expensive luxury refrigerator suspected of wasting electricity but cannot pinpoint the fault. He asks the cook for her impression. She replies the unit is fine and that opening its door cools the entire kitchen.
Scottish Church Lacks Bell Sparks Outsider Funds
A Scottish parish built a church but lacks a bell. A farmer jokes about the boiler heat and whistle, as outsiders are solicited for a bell. In Los Angeles a man found on tracks awakens en route to the morgue. A taxi driver must return a dog home when distant from its owner.
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Scotland
M. L. Friedlander
Los Angeles
Return of Civil War flags sparks unity plea in Michigan
In Lansing 13 of the Confederacy’s last battle flags are to be returned to their owners as wartime divisions fade. The plan, backed by state leaders, aims to honor national reconciliation decades after the Civil War ended. The event highlights state involvement, names officials, and signals a broader postwar healing effort.
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Mich
Emereecy
Flor
Nort
South Catalon
Forentauiana
Georgia
Mia Island
Virgina
Unon
Michigan
Conan
Texans’ Santa Fe Pioneers Disaster in New Mexico Mission
One hundred years ago the Santa Fe Pioneers set out to annex New Mexico during President Lamar’s era. After seven months of hardship and pursuit, their expedition neared San Miguel only to be captured by Mexican forces led by Don Salazar, ending in a major Republic disaster.
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New Mexico
Charles 0. Hucker
University of Texas Library
Texas J
West
Texas
Santa Fe
Republic
Lamar
Old Province
Tey
San Miguel
Lewis
William P. Lewis
Thentire
Don Salazar
Columbus Makes Mistakes Axis Makes Mistakes Poem
A satirical verse mocks Columbus discovering America and imagines an alternate path by sailing east toward Japan. The speaker, addressing Columbus, laments the explorer’s choice, blames Isabella and finance, and concludes with a jab about the axis being mistaken.
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