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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
The article notes Henry Ford negotiating for a North Carolina nitrate plant and hints at future talks for an Alpine oil refinery. It also critiques Admiral Sims, and reports on crop pest control, postwar foreign aid, and rising crime with 493 murders in thirteen cities last month.
The text laments the lack of recognition for the Obregon government harming peace efforts in Mexico. It notes Texas border cities toiling to rebuild trade with Mexico after revolutions, now endangered by perceived wavering Washington policy.
The article reports that 30,000 British horses in Mesopotamia must be killed because Arabs refuse them, returning the horses is unfeasible due to high freight and weak demand at home. The piece likens the horse to the extinct mammoth as transport shifts to motor vehicles.
A political note argues the Wilson administration should recognize the Obregon government to stabilize border relations, criticizing prior Watchful Waiting and urging decisive diplomatic action. The piece frames recognition as key to strengthening border policy.
The article notes a five and a half billion dollar fiscal year appropriation that shocks Washington and the public. It argues for spending restraint, warns of rising taxes and transportation costs, and questions tariff propaganda. Senator Smoot predicts taxation will rise and cannot be avoided for years.
Mrs. H. L. Houston of Texas offers hemstitching picoting ac cordion box and knife plaiting plus buttons and buttonholes making services.
An Alpine resident imagines a personal hell where teeth sprout nightly requiring daily dental extractions by a dentist. The remark conveys a humorous take on fear of dental work and discomfort.
An opinion argues that elevating sports to sacred status or belittling religion both degrade meaningful beliefs and athletic culture, urging balanced respect for faith and competition.
A collage of community voices from Alpine includes praise for the editor, a praise for Alpine’s climate and shows, notices on sleeping porches, and calls to improve bridges, camping, and housing. Contributors include bB. E. Braden cement contractor Scott manager Airdome Mrs. Williamson I. C. McCool Herbert Holloway J Fuller Gloom and others urging dialogue.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication commanding the Sheriff of Brewster County to summon George S DeFalco for the next District Court term in Alpine. The suit by Catherine Dod DeFalco seeks dissolution of marriage, custody of Ella and Richard, and related relief with dates and jurisdiction detailed.
Notice to interested parties to appear at the Brewster County Court in Alpine on August 3 1921 to contest Helen B Palmanteer Woodbury's guardianship application for Isabella and Edith Palmanteer both described as persons of unsound mind. Clerk W H Lease notes compliance and returns. A second item criticizes a recent truck tax increase as burdensome and likely to suppress truck transportation and infant industry, arguing the levy is excessive while acknowledging trucks should pay their share.
Sandifer Cleaners advertises reliable cleaning and pressing services with clear pricing. The notice emphasizes quality workmanship and value for customers seeking neat garments and quick turnaround.
Keen Miss job offer from J R Watkins Co based in Winona Minnesota invites individuals under 50 to join a life long business selling over 137 Watkins products directly to farmers. No specific position details given but bond with personal sureties possible. company highlights 52 years in business and 20 000 000 product users. Write for territory information.
Mrs. D V Williams of Route 6 reports severe back pain nervous weakness and headaches. After taking Cardul she improved rapidly and felt like a different person. She credits her husband for obtaining it and says her doctor noted she was in good health again. Thousands of women reportedly benefited from Cardul.
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