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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
2
Public notice stating that any erroneous reflection on character or reputation in the Avalanche column will be corrected promptly upon notification to management. It emphasizes accountability and a mechanism to address potential inaccuracies.
The Avalanche prints subscriber name and paid date on the label. If the label shows 91.72 the paper is paid to September 1, 1922. If it shows 3-3-22 the time ended March 3, 1922. Papers stop within ten days after expiration unless renewed.
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce dissolves its official paper The Brewster Booster and transfers publication duties to the Avalanche. The Avalanche will publish the Booster weekly and carry the Chamber’s doings, taking over subscriber lists and the Booster’s direction. Secretary J M Pouncey notes the cost savings and appreciates prior support.
The text announces the Avalanche changing hands with A S Koonce resuming as owner and editor and promises rebuilding the press and expanding quality. It invites readers to send a $2.00 check for a one year subscription, urging prompt action to join a growing weekly paper.
The first issue of The Vacuum Smelter News issued for Metal Products Association of Texas unit holders features editor H. C. Freeman in a brash prophesy under the headline Alpine Agitates Journal istee Seas. The piece promises a brainiestorm common to newspaper men.
The Alpine Avalanche passes ownership to former editor A. S. Koonce and the Alpine post office is poised to rise from third to second class due to the new Vacuum Smelter News. The note frames it as neighborly, praising Koonce and foretelling Postmaster Tack Allen’s wage boost as the MPA drives growth in Brewster County.
The house approved a soldier bonus bill amid partisan posturing as senators face staggered elections. Critics say both parties seek soldier votes while most senators won’t run next November, predicting the bill will stall and deliver nothing to soldiers.
The piece recalls General Hancock's view that tariff was a local issue and critiques Republican efforts to pass a tariff bill. It argues lawmakers seek protection for their constituencies while favoring free trade for others, predicting a backroom compromise.
The Avalanche clarifies a March 20 business men noon luncheon report from its March 23 issue. A. F. Robinson was misquoted due to notes cross over. the words attributed to him actually came from another speaker. The paper offers the corrected attribution and explanation.
Ex soldiers from Alpine and nearby areas can meet U S Veterans Bureau rep Ralph R Landrum April 26 27 at American Legion Headquarters or Holland Hotel from 8 am to 5 pm for disability compensation training and insurance reinstatement. Bring discharges and related records.
Notice of sale in Brewster County Texas to satisfy a 1922 judgment in favor of Mrs E A Warren against May Fisk and N B Fisk. Sheriff E E Townsend will auction Lots 3 and south half of Lot 4 in Block W 1 Walton Addition Alpine on June 6 between 10 am and 4 pm for cash.
Alpine parties discuss installing a receiving station in cooperation with the Radio Corporation of America RCA to establish new communications links.
Alpine Light and Ice Company warns that any person connecting or tampering with their lighting circuit without notifying the office will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law for theft.
A Mexican community group in Alpine celebrated its inaugurating fiesta on April 2 to mark the start of Sociedad Liberal Porfirio Diaz. Attendance included Mayor Benjamin F. Berkeley and U S officials, with 44 members, a charter reading, oath of members, and the Mexican National Anthem.
Officers listed include Sr Arcadio Salinas as president and Sr Samuel Simon as secretary with a full slate of leaders. A patriotic children's program followed honoring Mexican heroes Cuauhtemoc Hidalgo and Diaz. Everisto Valadez of Toronto Texas praised the new society and the sister Club Mutualista Miguel Hidalgo sent greetings.
Geo Teague made a business trip to Fort Stockton on Wednesday. C Q and Cecil Duncan of Fort Stockton were business visitors here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs G M Benson and daughter Inda stayed with Bob Harding and Eugene Benson Friday. Sam Culbut and family transacted business here Friday. Roy Hudgins and wife visited Alpine Wednesday. Warren Lacket of the R C Williams ranch was in Hovey Tuesday. John Pulliam of Marathon guests of McHenry Hargus at the oil well. W T Johnson and L W Stone in Alpine Friday. S L Stone transacted business in Alpine Friday. Dan Ducat Mack Hargus Ben Williams Oscar Graef Claude White Earnest White and A R Groves were in Hovey Sunday. Eugene Benson spent the weekend at Alpine. Mr and Mrs L W Stone spent a few days at their ranch last week. M E Ricks went to Fort Stockton Monday.
Alpine Hospital offers rest care, personal attention, and operations in well ventilated, comfortable rooms with a fully equipped operating room. Trained nurses available around the clock. Phone access through Mrs. OJ V. Nettleton. Alpine Texas.
Graduates are asked to visit the Avalanche office to inspect a line of sample commencement and graduating cards and programs. Choose early to avoid disappointment as samples cannot be removed from the office.
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