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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

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Xochimilco Venice of Mexico and the West Visit

American editors tour Xochimilco on May 30 visiting canal gardens and islets with native Aztecs, carnation stalls, and a reception at the American Embassy. The group sails in barges, is greeted by government officials, and enjoys a luncheon at Las Flores before returning to Mexico City. The piece notes warmth of hospitality and plans for future reports.

Xochimilcot Xochimilco Foreign Office Mexico City Venice Vigo Canal Department of Agricul Cortez Chapultepec National Editorial Association Las Flores Wallace Odell Editorial Association Chas. B. Warren Claude L. Dawson Mexico Fairy Land

Rotary Notes Highlight Club Plans For Boys Work

The Rotary club reports a fun story with a moral by Duncan Scott and a planned boys program. Walter will be kept on for a story unless he participates. Supt Melton outlines other clubs' boy work while a committee arranges a Mohave Theatre picture show with no profit motive. Dr Works from Ithaca discusses school financing and state aid, urging tax equalization and broader taxation of property.

Rotary Club Duncan Scott W. W. Jenkins Pope Rotary Morelock Walter Ss. M. Melton Rotary Clubs Moseley Mohave Theatre J. A. McMillan Ile Dr. Works

Retail Merchants Open Meeting Adds New Members

A called meeting of the Retail Merchants Association was held on Monday with 18 members present and two new members Palace Pharmacy and Brian Montague. The group fixed monthly meetings for the old Wednesday at noon at a refreshments venue and ordered charity cards guiding applicants to charity chairman W. W. Jenkins for review and recommendations. Members are urged not to contribute individually to charity calls.

Retail Merchants’ Association Palace Pharmacy Brian Montague W. W Jenkins

Local veterans urged to apply for WWI adjusted pay

District Attorney Brian Montague urges World War I veterans in Brewster County to obtain and fill War Department compensation forms. Eligible service between April 6, 1917 and November 11, 1918 may receive new benefits. dishonorable discharge or conscientious objection excludes. Veterans should bring honorable discharge for accurate information.

Fon Brian Montague Mr. Montague Onc W. W. Jenkins Alpine Texas Mr. Jenkins War Department Congress Army Navy Marine Corps Hth Brewster County

John F Maddox Opposes Klan and Volstead Act

John F Maddox Houston candidate for United States Senate issues a brief letter to voters opposing the Ku Klux Klan and voicing support for Jeffersonian Democrat principles. He says he would have sustained Woodrow Wilson’s veto of the Volstead Act and asks for support.

United States Senate Morris Sheppard John Davis Austin John F. Maddox Houston Maddox Sam Jefferson Woodrow Wilson Ict Sheppard Ku Klux Klan

Brite Cows Top the Market at Fort Worth Shipment

L C Brite shipped 20 head of cattle to Fort Worth last week, 1030 pounds each, selling at 6 cents per pound and netting 52.50 per head. The sale was handled by Cattle Raisers and Producers Commission Co. of Fort Worth. Brite promotes cooperative livestock marketing via National Live Stock Producers Assn. with 14 affiliated agencies. In 1922 these co-ops moved livestock worth 100 million dollars. now they handle 14 million per month. They refund earnings above operating expenses to shippers, totaling 105 thousand dollars in 1922 and over 400 thousand in 1923. Brite urges cattlemen to join.

L. C. Brite Fort Worth Cattle Raisers and Producers Commission Co Brite National Live Stock Producers Assn Marfa

Uvalde Potato Chips Shown Fresh at Local Markets

Local grocers A B Sandifer and Alpine Mercantile Co feature Uvalde Potato Chips praised for freshness and crispness. Distributors advertise availability at area shops with promotions and in-store displays.

A. B. Sandifer’s and Alpine Mercantile Co

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State National Bank Alpine, Texas Benj. F. Berkeley, Pres Geo. C. Miller H. W. Ferguson G. B. Crawford, Asst G. W. Martin J. T. Darsey Otis Turner Johnson Alpine Lumber Co West Pyramids Senate The First National Bank C A. Brown H. L. Kokernot W. B. Hancock GEO W. Baines Jr H. L. Hord Asst Cowboy Headquarters Butler's W.A. Oatman Mitchell Gillett Co Headquarters
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