Avalanche editor and Fort Davis correspondent noted
The Post Office in Alpine Texas reports March 3 1871 notes from the Avalanche editor and publisher society editor Fort Davis correspondent and Marathon correspondent Big Bend Park correspondent.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1955
Page
2
The Post Office in Alpine Texas reports March 3 1871 notes from the Avalanche editor and publisher society editor Fort Davis correspondent and Marathon correspondent Big Bend Park correspondent.
A historical dig into threats to free press in the United States cites Germany Italy Argentina and current U S examples. It questions citizen readiness to accept government censorship and urges newspapers to defend the people’s right to know.
It reports the region receiving the best rains of the year in the Big Bend and Davis Mountains. It notes shipments of 8000 head of cattle from H L Kokernot to Uvalde, SP installing remote signal devices between Alpine and Paisano Pass, and local officials appointing deputies. It covers business sales, a Mud Bowl win by Sul Ross Lobos, new library building, a heating plant for Sul Ross College, a burglary in Marathon, many vehicle seizures, Alpine High Bucks framing for Marfa Short Horns, and social visits of county leaders.
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The American Red Cross Nursing Services trains the public free of charge to handle the heavy burden of disabling illness at home. In another note, Elmer Devenport was the high bidder for the house at Ave. D and 6th St, where Southwestern Bell plans a new building. The Suez Canal is 108 feet wide and 31 feet deep.
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