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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
3
A posted trespass notice from W D Texas proclaims that all trespassers on the Chisos pasture near Glenn Springs are liable to prosecution. The notice, signed by LBurcham, warns offenders of potential legal action.
Cooperative listing notes Co. W. Livingston and W.G Young as funeral directors and embalmers serving Alpine and Marfa Texas with local funeral services and arrangements.
A reflective piece critiques pride among men and women who look down on others for intellect wealth or status. It argues vanity blinds one to a higher order of beings and warns that pride is viewed as sin by biblical standards and by God and angels above.
Edward G. Lowry explains how the national government conducts its business and spends tax dollars. The article surveys government methods, with insights from leading periodicals and recognized authors.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications the disease must be treated internally Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken by mouth and acts through the blood and mucous surfaces of the body It was prescribed by leading physicians and combines tonics with blood purifiers Testimonials available free Cheney Co Toledo Proctors Cleveland Hall's Family Pills are promoting constipation relief
Arguably humorous exchange about driving cattle ends with the boy declining stockholder duties. The piece notes the typical American as prone to being busted again on Mondays, as observed by Aron Beacon in the Journal.
The Miami Chief invites reader opinions on last week's paper and welcomes criticism. A warning from Alpine Light and Ice Company states that anyone tampering with their lighting circuit without notifying the company will be prosecuted for theft.
A wry note appears in the Leavenworth Post with the line about spoiled children returning to roost, followed by the Kansas City Star remark that they will not return until morning.
Assistant secretary Lettingwell criticizes wartime and postwar government spending and urges a peace driven policy. He warns excessive armament and debt as Europe suffers collapse and civilians endure hunger. He argues for leadership to convert swords to plowshares and avoid renewed conflict.
Southern Pacific lines list schedules for routes west and north bound. Express No. 110 departs at 6 57 AM while Limited No. 102 runs 3 59 AM. West Bound Express No. 109 at 9 29 AM and Limited No. 101 at 4 27 PM. Kansas City Mexico and Orion No. 25 arrives 2 15 AM and No. 20 departs 3 15 AM.
Persons taking wood water grass or hunting or fishing on the Nevill Ranch or lands will be prosecuted to the extent of the law. Mrs. ate Nevill, owner. 37-tf.
All persons are hereby notified not to hunt, fish or otherwise trespass on the W. H. Terry lands. W. H. Terry. 43-1.
If the minkers are correct, steel barrels could replace wooden ones. The steel barrel uses interlocked steel stives with steel hoops and heads, offering durability and contact. It is lighter and cheaper and already growing in use across sectors. About 800 million barrels are required annually in the United States for flour milling sugar refining cement and other industries.
Advertisement for J W Rothmann and Son Live Stock Commission Co highlighting thirty years in business, prompt writing or send for information, forwarding privileges, service and bond pledged as superior, based in San Antonio Texas dated March 1 and subscription pitch for The Avalanche.
A Globe-Democrat saying notes that despite new trends young men adopt, most employment is handed out by older men with traditional methods. The line underscores workplace favoritism toward tenure and experience over modern approaches.
A farm hand named A Rkevich works for a dollar a day to support a wife and two children. He supplements income with an extra 851 a day from his royalties, recorded in the San Francisco Chronicle.
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