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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented, misspelled essay rails at injustice and judicial delay, arguing that rapid, affordable justice is essential. It decries corrupt lawyers, pleads for reform, laments decay of liberty, and cites history while urging stronger government and citizen responsibility.
A reflective piece argues that business leaders shape national politics less than public duty and government policy. It frames wealth as a test of citizenship, warning that voluntary servitude and self interest threaten republican virtue, citing Mor ton and other founders as ideals and urging wealthier citizens to fund public uses and moral leadership.
A fragmentary speech reflects a citizen’s plea of guilty to a public offense while asserting constitutional rights. The speaker condemns corruption and calls for liberty, reform, and a more efficient administration of justice, offering to perform hard labor to support government needs. Ad reads contact Mat Smith in Alpine Texas.
Experts doubt aircraft as decisive weapons in war. They warn moving targets are hard to hit and air power can be easily evaded. Authors Claude White and Harry Sharpe note limited horsepower and fuel restrict heavy craft, delaying aggressive air strikes and allowing enemy defenses to dominate air actions.
A column reviewing claims that winter milk is superior finds investigations by the Mansaconella state justice system counter the idea. Under cold, cows in stables yield higher quality milk than in warmer months, with dramatic temperature effects on bacterial growth discussed.
A finder is asked to return a crank for a Chandler car to W H Terry in Alpine. The notice is dated 3 30. tf.
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