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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
4
Sunday School at 9 43 with preaching at 11 oclock. Evening services listed for BY and PLU with 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm start times. W M A meets Thursday at 3 pm. All are invited to attend these services led by W F Rav.
Unclear OCR text fragment presents a civic finance or spending theme with scattered proper nouns. The readable parts suggest a focus on government budgeting and its impact on business. Strong entities are not clearly identifiable due to garbled input.
A lengthy narrative recalls a veteran worker loyal to the government, his long tenure, and strained life conditions. It notes his thirty three years of service, modest pension, and struggles supplying his family while housing and food costs rise during the war period.
A 1919 conference outlines the civil service reform agenda. It reviews the spoils system, praise for competitive examinations, and calls for modernizing appointments and reclassifying salaries across federal offices and agencies.
The Christian Church offers a morning service at 11 a.m. and an evening service at 7:15 p.m. Sunday School is at 9:48 a.m. with J B Yates as superintendent. Junior Endeavors meet at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:18 p.m. Mrs J E Casner is superintendent and H M Bandy is the minister.
Edward G. Lowry reports on government vastness and looming changes in public systems. The article outlines structured reforms and debates shaping policy across agencies and regions.
The piece traces the rise of the Department of Agriculture from its early patent office roots to its 1889 expansion under Grover Cleveland. It notes appropriation growth from modest sums to millions, and highlights how government spending increased cost of living, arguing for accountability to citizens.
A bill in the Illinois legislature proposes married men wear silver wristlets as a social sign. Advocate Prof Adelaide Nortshorn of Mt. College leads the push to protect women, urging readers to follow The Avalanche Watch Alpive Grow.
Preaching at midnight and 7 30 p m Sunday School at 10 a m T Beard Superintendent Leagenes Junior 3 p m Mrs Wo AL Daugherty Manager Senior 6 45 Leonard Stone President
Brewster County Texas issues a ten day publication for guardian appointment of minor Crystal Holland Spannell. W. H. Lease, County Court Clerk, Alpine, Texas, orders publication and summons to contest the appointment at the May 5, 1922 court term.
Mrs C M Stegall of near here recounts severe illness and three years bedridden before Cardul lifted her weakness and restored appetite and sleep. She says six bottles saved her life, urging others to try this tonic for womanly ailments alongside decades of use by thousands of women.
A series of announcements state candidates in the Democratic Primary for Texas courts. E F Higgins seeks Associate Justice in the Court of Civil Appeals of the Supreme Judicial District. W A Hadden runs for District Judge in the Seed Judicial District. KR Sutton and Bird also announce candidacies for judge positions in Texas.
The Avalanche announces L. W. Elliott of Senora as a candidate for District Judge of One Sird district subject to Democratic primaries.
The Avalonche announces C. F. E. Mead of Maria will run in the Democratic primaries for the office of Judge of the Sard Judicial District.
Alpine resident Brian Montague announces candidacy for District Attorney of the 3rd Judicial District, subject to Democratic voters at the upcoming primaries. He frames the bid as aligned with party voters and local expectations.
An old advertisement extolls Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy. It claims local applications fail to reach the disease and credits the product with purifying the blood and toning mucous surfaces. The notice cites J Cheney & Co and Toledo Ohio as proprietors and offers testimonials.
Mrs. Kate Nevill, owner, warns that anyone taking wood water or grass or engaging in hunting or fishing on the Nevill Ranch lands will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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