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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
3
A concise overview explains how tax funds move through government channels shaping public services and national finance. The article notes the roles of federal agencies, budgeting processes, and the impact on business landscapes under U S governance.
The piece argues that the United States government is the nation’s largest employer with about one in 68 Americans in some government job before World War I, rising through wartime and postwar periods. It notes payroll uncertainties, with annual civil service pay over seven hundred million dollars and the Post Office employing the most workers, followed by the War and Navy departments, urging readers to consider government ownership and its impact on workers.
American Legion members nationwide oppose pro German meetings and hyphenated sentiment. In New York 25000 attended the Madison Square Garden gathering to protest a prior German meeting. Legion actions blocked Von Mach in Philadelphia and Indianapolis and warned Louisville, Chicago, Cleveland, Omaha, Cincinnati, and Milwaukee to stop Boche propaganda.
Ultrafine quality mounting offered by Alpine Studio promotes charming baby photos. Service car for Alpine and nearby towns is listed with day and night contact numbers, attributed to A. McDonald at a local address.
Minneapolis man Joe Kaufman a former Army sergeant and Pan American Legion member astonishes audiences by singing tenor bass and baritone simultaneously. A government student and MacPhail School attendee he developed overtone control to produce a triple voice, a feat compared only to a unique female singer with limited control over an overtone.
A Detroit Era style ribald tale from an Akron Ohio American Legion member mocks the bonus bill and wartime profiteers. The speaker Burt and his wife Beautth appear amid digressive lines about betrayal, banks, and a sea of B words.
A new industrial romance film titled From Tree to Trade will screen at the Bib Bend Theater in Bend over the coming weeks. The documentary tours Yellow Pine and Wire Pine districts in California with loging and mill scenes, creosoting operations, and timber mills, guided by a moving picture photographer. The Alamo Lumber Co. arranged the screening and a definite date will be announced soon.
State of Ohio Toledo city oath by Frank J Cheney senior partner of Fr J Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Sworn December 1886 before A W Glearon notary. Hall's Medicine taken internally via blood on mucous surfaces. Sent testimonials free. J Cheney & Co Toledo sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An oblique note hints at a private arms meeting kept quiet, suggesting no public disclosure. The message playfully warns against shouting details, inviting readers to guess what is undisclosed.
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