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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
6
The notice lists subscription prices and advertising rates available on application. It notes the paper’s mailing status and entry as second class matter dated March 3, 1879 under federal postal law.
Public notice states any erroneous reflection on character or standing in the Avalanche alumni list will be corrected after being brought to the attention of Cherenagurvert. The notice emphasizes accurate reporting and warns readers to report mistakes promptly.
A local discussion urges creating a tourist park at Alpine 4 to serve travelers on a continental highway. The plan aims to provide car parking and scenic stopping points backed by literature and movie interests. Acknowledges broader wartime anxieties and diplomatic tensions around Yap and Japan.
The text argues America must secure rights akin to ex Secretary Colby while nations push for constriction. It notes the world weary of war and that apart from the Americas most are nearly bankrupt. It calls for a living price market for cattle sheep and farm products hindered by transport and commission rates and broker gouging.
The passage indicates editor Keonee will return to take up the editorial charge before the west paper is due and the paper will resume its usual interest. It notes readers have been lenient with the south editor, whom they appreciate.
The executive committee selects Fort Worth Texas as the site for the annual Woman's Clubs of Texas convention to be held in November. The article notes broader wartime and economic contexts including American returnees, gas and oil prominence, and building revival prospects amid rising freight rates.
A Kansas farmer sold a calf hide for $1.10 after shipping to a commission house, only to face $1.08 in transport costs. The tale highlights how the ultimate consumer bears freight charges and calls for government aid to a languishing cattle industry vital to national prosperity.
A clipped ad copy promotes Palace Pharmacy and Alpine Mere offering guaranteed rat-guard solutions at $1.25 per cold anticide package. Readily claims protection against pests and hatch influence, noting earlier efforts to control rat swarms.
A collage of quips and observations spans divorces in a western city, railroads and freight, manufacturing near consumers, travel misimpressions, Texas information gaps, soldiers and rioters, global wars, Einstein, and disarmament. It parodies politics, economy, and culture with wry humor.
Oklahoma has removed drilling limits on operations in the state and will allow limited well drilling as pipelines divert oil. Despite rising Mid-Continent crude stocks and looming storage pressures, gasoline prices advance while crude weakens, prompting questions from motorists.
The piece argues that state legislatures largely defeated moving picture censor bills this spring. It credits public opinion with driving reform and notes producers resist immoral-suggestive content. It asserts the public will stop patronizing immoral shows, ending such productions.
Fragmentary notes describe mucous surfaces and nasal relief. Mentions a “Fg Co” Toledo Ohio and a reference to a catarrh remedy by a company, with vague terms about heating and affected portions.
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