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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1921

Page

6

Livestock Relief Bill Faces Skepticism in Congress

Representative Hudspeth of Texas seeks a livestock reserve fund from net earnings of the Federal Reserve to back loans for cattle and farm producers. Senators consider similar moves aiming to aid livestock, but doubt arrives over its chance to pass and whether it truly offers equal protection amid deflation and tariff debates.

Representative Hudspeth Texas Congress Senate Hudspeth

Musings Of Elder Moses A string of wry proverbs and jests

A column of humorous notes and reflections touching manners wealth and society. It jokes about aging marriage work and politics while skirting current events with light satire and local quips.

Campaign promises beyond election win must be fulfilled

Citizens expect promises to be more than campaign rhetoric and to be fulfilled after taking office. Leaders should translate pledges into concrete policies and timely actions that address public needs.

That Turnover Tax and the Burden on Consumers

The piece critiques a turnover sales tax as unfair to consumers, arguing it would tax every step from raw material to final product. It uses calico as an example with nine tax points and warns sellers pass on small taxes to buyers, highlighting the unjust burden on the ultimate consumer.

Wool market gains for San Angelo growers cited

The Wool Growers Central Storage Company of San Angelo sold 703000 pounds of 1920 production wool on the Boston market Saturday with 328000 pounds fetching 28 cents gross. About 600 growers participated. Since last May the company has disposed of about three million pounds of long wool at an average Boston price 25 cents.

San Angelo

Trespass Notice Deterrent at O2 Pastures

The manager H T Fletcher warns that persons taking wood water or grass in any of the O2 pastures will be prosecuted for trespassing.

H. T. Fletcher Alpine Light and Ice Company

Scene at wae be ab aa mucous urfaces of the g shat

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a scene involving mucous surfaces and a figure or event near a shat. No clear identities, places, dates, or concrete actions are readable to form a proper news item.

Woman credits Cardul for relief from back pain and fatigue

Mrs. D. V. Williams of Route 6 describes severe weakness and headaches that improved after taking Cardul. She notes renewed strength and better health after her husband urged the remedy, with her doctor approving the progress and many other women reportedly helped.

D. V. Wiliams Williame

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D. Jackson THE Alpine Avalanche Alpine Publishing Company W. E. Caldwell C. W. Livingston A. S. Koonce Alpine Livestock Reserve Fund Uncle Sam United States Gess Moses Paris Germany Charlie Chaplin Beaver Falls Alpine Mercantile Co Alpine Mercantile Company John Young Land CO Alpine, Texas Nash Motor Car Co Nash Motor Car Co Brewster County Tresspass Missouri Cardus Pecos and Brewster Counties Texas- Mexico Agency A.M. Turney Realty Company Lackey Standard Tailors Court House Smith & Johnson, Proprietors W. A. Buchanan Hotpoint Livingston CC. W. Livingston W. G Young Marfa A. M. Turney Lackey Building Sutton & Montague Attorneys-at-Law W. van Sickle Attorneys At Law Middlebrook & Turney Physicians and Surgeons Office
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