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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
6
Notice to the public reflecting on character and standing requests correction of any erroneous firm or person listed in the Avalanche records. Corrections should be brought to the attention of the management at Alpine Texas office.
A calling for urban cleanliness to curb epidemics and extend life. The author argues life and death battle in cells since birth, urges sanitary homes, clean water, and removal of filth. Emphasizes community effort to reduce mortality and promote public health through cleanliness and upkeep.
In a stark call to action residents voice frustration at damp rubbish on vacant lots and commons. The message urges citizens and officials to eliminate trash piles and improve the town’s pride and progress.
An industrial chemist describes a plan to use mountain streams to generate electricity for rail lines in the Chie Mountain district. Generators would produce current on grades to lift and pull trains, with sun power cited as a future vast energy source.
Despite claims prohibition would wreck the California grape industry, 1865 052 pounds of raisins shipped from New York City port occurred in September, showing surprising activity in the trade.
Colonel J H Haverly proposed Madame Patti for fifty nights at four thousand dollars a night or two hundred thousand for the run with half upfront. Patti calmly cited the huge sum and joked that he should hire the President to sing for his events. Wall Street Journal ad appears after the text.
A broken, satirical verse traces a boy named Bill who misbehaves at home and steals, ending with a courtroom sentence and a grim, ironic look at crime and society. The piece blends humor, dark witticisms, and scattered adages from an old notebook.
Mississippi Senator Harrison denounces President Harding's Birmingham address as dangerous and mischievous. He argues for protections for Black rights within law but warns that full political and economic equality could upend white civilization and place Black individuals in presidency and cabinet roles.
A roster of county government officers includes James Cornell judge of the 83rd Judicial District Sonora Texas and N W Graham district attorney Bird Judicial District Ozona with numerous county officers such as M S Burke county judge superintendent of schools W M Harmon county surveyor D C Bourland precinct three commissioners and several justices of the peace listed by precinct.
Court schedules list meet dates for Justice Court Precinct No 1 and County Court. Commissioners and Probate Courts meet on specified Mondays and Wednesdays, with the Sixth Monday after the First Monday in January and July for the Tietric Court, 63rd Judicial District.
The City Commission chaired by Mayor Benj. F. Berkeley and Commissioners FE. Gillett Geo. W. Baines Jr. meets the first Monday of each month at the Masonic Building with Nay Bowles serving as City Marshal.
A newspaper editor recounts a green reporter rushed to cover a wealthy manufacturer's murder. After graphic detail, the editor ends with the quip that the deceased lost only his life since he had placed all loose money in the State the day before. This Cheyenne Leader note satirizes sensational crime reporting.
The excerpt reflects on nature's silent power and the divine peace of God. It presents nature's quiet energy and urges trust in the God of Peace without fear, evoking a devotional contemplative tone.
A contemplative piece argues anger weakens the home base and fuels opposition. It contrasts temporary anger with potential lasting madness, warning that suppression at the outset can avoid deep personal crisis.
The Schlite brewery owners of Milwaukee shift into chocolate making employing 2000 workers, according to the American Issue.
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