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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
2
A local call to curb reckless driving in Alpine urges immediate action. The writer condemns speeding as a danger, notes frequent violations, and asks residents to monitor their own driving to prevent injuries and deaths.
Foreign demand for American industrial machinery surged in 1928 to over 257 million dollars, up from 87 million in 1918. The World Work notes continued gains despite fierce foreign competition, aided by cheap power, transportation, and efficient gas and industry practices boosting U S exports.
The piece criticizes complacent highway spending while urging broader development of farm to market and all weather roads. It cites Europe’s higher road mileage, warns of ongoing driver recklessness, and calls for stricter licensing laws to reduce preventable auto deaths and injuries.
The sermon urges continual study of God to clear ignorance and guide the will. It stresses the knowledge of God as the path to virtue, illumination, and life beyond, highlighting the Trinity, grace, and purity of heart as essential for seeing God.
A Ford driven by Mr. Putney began a 13,000 mile journey across North America. He travelled from New York to Calgary and Byatt then south to Seattle and Los Angeles and east to the Grand Canyon, Kansas City and St Louis before returning. The trip was completed in sixty days.
Rev. A. McMillan of Sanderson, longtime pastor here, has accepted a call to serve as pastor of the Presbyterian church at Tula. He plans to start in early April, after returning from his current duties, and will receive the Doctor of Divinity degree.
In precinct three an announcement lists J. J. Pete Mitler as a candidate in Marathon for the forthcoming July election. The note asks voters in the precinct to support his candidacy and vote for him.
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