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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1922

Page

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Debate on Reading the Bible in Public Schools

A New Age Magazine piece argues for resuming Bible readings in public schools, praising its history and language. It notes a Supreme Court test case on Bible exclusion and cites the President and judges taking oaths on the Bible as supporting its inclusion.

Little Red Presbyterian Church Supreme Court of the United States Longfellow United States Department of Government the New Age Magazine

Marathon Boy Scouts Plan February School Program

In November 1921 Marathon Scouts registered for a year at national HQ. They have had one hike and about twelve meetings. Members include Travis Roberts Jim Worthington Wilfred Haggard Feral Roark Porter Kimball Howard Carter Edison Ahiman Philip Worthington Julian Walker Alfred Ahlam Malcolm Parker and Orin Pulliam. Scoutmaster T R Haggard and assistant James K Biggs lead the troop committee includes Edgar Dawson L C Ritchey. They plan a program for February tenth at Marathon High School and an overnight hike the following day.

Marathon National Headquarters Travis Roberts Jim Worthington Wilfred Haggard Feral Roark Porter Kimball Howard Carter Edison Ahiman Philip Worthington Julian Walker Alfred Ahlam Malcolm Parker Orin Pulliam Marathon High School T. R. Haggard Jas. K. Biggs Edgar Dawson L. C. Ritchey

Sewer Gas Death in Gunnison Investigated

State plumbing inspector John Connors travels to Gunnison to confirm sewer gas poisoning as the cause of carpenter Roy Morris’s death. Morris’s home, tied to the sewer by a local plumber, housed an old plumbing setup and a canary died shortly before Morris fell ill. Connors ordered Morris’s family to leave the house while confirming the physician’s diagnosis.

John Connors Gunnison Roy Morris Morris Connors Gunnison Connors Denver Post

Bible in American Pecos Bridge Approved History

The article notes Ilon Guy D. Goff confirms a contract for a Pecos River high bridge. Haineis Steel Bridge Co. wins a $73,861 bid for two 225 ft truss spans with concrete roadways and piers. The Bullard Trail Crossing location shortens travel between San Antonio and El Paso and aids border travel and bond issues. Also referenced is a proposal to disarm ornamental cannons in American cities by the American Civic Association.

State Department Pecos River Haineis Steel Bridge Company Jacksonville Rio Grande Bullard United States Cavalry Sheffield Crockett Pecos San Antonio el Paso Highway Department

Oil Well Drill Reaches Red Salt in Mitchell County

A Texas oil well in Mitchell County pierced 50 feet of red salt at about 1000 feet depth, identified as carnallite a potash mineral. The discovery marks a notable depth in the well’s drill progression.

Mitchell County Texas

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