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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
4
President Harding urged reverence for religion and the law in a speech praising religious liberty as foundational to the republic. He warned leaders’ defiance of law undermines social order and urged churches to promote obedience to the law to sustain national spiritual aims.
Fragmentary text mentions safety and promise of ultimate realization of high church duties for humanity, but lacks concrete events, persons, places, or dates to form a complete news item.
The United States Geological Survey reports a discovery of potash in the western corner of Texas. Samples from Santa Ritan No 1 show deposits near Means and Leving counties, with proximity to Midland County’s Bryant well. Further details are not yet available.
The Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Benjamin FP Berkeley urge Hon W J Bryan and the party to include Alpine on their itinerary. The travelers head west by auto and could take the Alpine route from Stockton to El Paso, offering Maine Valleys views and a welcoming Alpine reception.
The regular noonday luncheon of the business men of Alpine and the county, under the auspices of Commerce, is scheduled for next Monday noon. The program committee promises a speaker and topics of broad interest to the county’s business community.
The article promotes Postal Improvement Week set for May 1 by the Postmaster General. It urges business groups and the public to support postal service improvements, emphasizes how vital mail access is, and provides detailed mailing tips for proper addressing and how to file complaints with the local postmaster.
The Post Office Department urges its postmasters and staff to use the POSTA IMPROVEMENT WRBA guidance issued May 14 1922 to improve dealings with the public and streamline operations.
Phineas longs for an automobile to win Diantha and prove his worth. Diantha’s flirtation with Colonel Smith and her joy at riding with him ignite Phineas envy and plans. He inherits a fortune, buys high hopes, but rivals test his resolve as the spring promises a new era of wheels and love.
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh with constitutional treatment. The ad claims catarrh medicine works through the blood and mucous membranes and offers $100 to any case it fails to cure. Address F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, for testimonials.
East Bound trains No 110 Express at 6 57 AM No 102 Limited at 3 59 PM West Bound trains No 109 Express at 9 29 AM No 101 Limited at 4 27 PM Kansas City Mexico and Orient South Bound No 25 arrives 1 15 AM North Bound No 20 departs 3 15 AM
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