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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
1
The Bureau of Public Roads urges careful earth road planning noting sharp curves hinder safety and wide lanes ease passing. Shorter routes save annual maintenance costs, while land lines only justify as long as usefulness and cost aren t harmed.
Experienced gardeners keep a compost heap for loam and mulch, protecting young fruit trees from mice and rabbits with fly screens or galvanized wire two feet above ground. Remove mummified fruit, trim suckers, spray with lime sulfur to kill scale, and apply two winter treatments to prevent damage.
The text outlines deductible losses for 1920 tax returns, restricting deductions to losses from trade or business, profit transactions, or insured property losses from fires, shipwrecks, storms, or theft. It notes losses must be sustained in 1920, and personal property losses or home sales generally do not qualify as deductions.
The black fly Aleurocanthus noghimi has appeared in Cuba Panama and Costa Rica raising U S citrus grower concerns. Canal Zone conditions may limit damage though establishment in the United States could burden growers. Life cycle spans 45 to 113 days and control options include kerosene emulsions fish oil soap and nicotine oleate. Department Bulletin 885 provides life history and control guidance for growers.
A Hornish's Monthly excerpt argues that Sabbath keeping is a religious duty, to be pursued by ministers and believers through moral persuasion, not state action. It warns that legislating religion would foster intolerance and oppression, insisting the duty is to God, not the state.
Civic guidance urges guarding neighborhoods, repurposing unused land into gardens, repairing broken fences, and promoting home canning. Emphasizes keeping waste out, turning dumps into profits, and using school gardens to aid education and recreation while improving winter diets.
Russia grows most of its cotton in Turke stan and Transcaucasia with War era yields around 750000 bales annually. By July 1920 world cotton carryover outside the United States stood 2100000 bales higher than the year before. Also, a practical farming note urges providing chickens with fresh water and constant access to charcoal grit and oyster shell.
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