Avalanche editor bids farewell to Alpine readership
In a November 10 1921 notice the Alpine Avalanche announces editor C Wy Livingston assumes management, praising local supporters and thanking J A Kiteline Frank Kiteline Sallie Burke John Young and Texas editors. The writer reflects on ten months with the paper and the hope for continued success under Livingston.
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Avalanche
Canada
J. A
Frank Kitelne
Sallie Be. Burke
John Young
Young Baod Company
Alpine
Marathon
Texas
Othe
Walanche
C Wy Livingston
Tennyson
The Home and Youth A Nation's Urgent Choice
A essay argues youth is a powerful force and the home remains a natural social anchor. It warns neglect of home life endangers children who seek security and love, risking tragedy when the family bond is broken by loss or indifference.
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Ile
Chotlands
County Officials Named for Bird Judicial District
A list of county and district officers is announced including Judge James Cornell in Ionora Dexase and N W Graham as District Attorney. Also named are M S Burke County Judge and Superintendent, Sheriff Townsend, Tax Collector Chastain, County Treasurer, Tax Assessor Whetoe, County Attorney Martin Jr, County Surveyor In, and clerks Lease and Cartledge with precincts and other justice of peace positions listed.
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James Cornell
Bird
Ionora
Dexase
N. W. Graham
Ofuna Texas
M.S. Burke
Schwoll
EK. Townsend
Chastain
J. W. Whetoe
He Mactin
W. M. In
W. V. Lease
Clarence Hord
H. T. Fletcher
D. €. Rowland
W. W. Cartledge
Commisa
W. Livingston
Justice of Peace
Weakley
Cartledge
Rail freight cuts urged as farmers face cattle shortages
The Interstate Commerce Commission cut Western grain and hay rates by 16 percent but critics say 25 percent and nationwide reductions are needed. Oklahoma officials warn 48,000 farms have no stocker cattle and freight costs hobble sales. Kansas bankers fear cattlemen will go bankrupt as market values fall under high charges.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
J. W. Whitehurst
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Oklhoma
State Agricultural Department
Wichita
Kansas
Judge Not and Understand The Hidden Causes
A reflective column offers guidance on judging others, warning that guilt may be misread and circumstances hidden. It cites notable lines about innocence, moral double standards, and the dangers of harsh public judgment, interspersed with quips and reader notes.
Prohibition and Freight Costs Hit Farmers and Railroads
The article notes high freight rates and railroad earnings declines threaten farmers and livestock raisers with bankruptcy. It mentions Marshal Foch as a teetotaler, drawing a contrast with prohibitionists who may not share that stance. The piece links economic strain to political temperance debates.
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Marshal Foch
Printer’s Provocative Postcard Prank
An editor on vacation leaves the paper to a minister who receives a country subscriber’s belligerent subscription threat. The minister replies he has long tried to “maul” the editor, and adds that twenty church members would also attend to the prank, illustrating the printer’s steady local support.
Rothmann Live Stock Commission 30 Years in San Antonio
J. W. Rothmann and son Live Stock Commission Co marks thirty years of uninterrupted business in Texas. Wire or write for information and ship with forwarding privileges. Our service and bond second to none, San Antonio.
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J. W. Rothmann and Son Live Stock Commission CO
San Antonio
Texas
Court Calendar notices for county and district courts
Justice Court Precinct No 1 meets on the Fourth Monday monthly. County Court meets on the Third Monday in February May August and November. Commissioners Court meets on the Second Monday in February May August and November. Probate Court meets the Wednesday of the first week of County Court. District Court 63rd meets the Sixth Monday after the First Monday in January and lv.
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Justice Court Precinct No
Commissioners’ Court
District Court
63Rd Judicial District
City Commission Meeting Schedule and Officials
The city commissioners include Mayor Benjamin F. Berkeley and members F. E. Gillett and George W. Baines Jr with City Marshal Nay Bowles. The City Commission meets on the first Monday of each month at the Masonic Building. Read The Avalanche and Watch Alpine Grow.
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Benj. F. Berkeley
F. E. Gillett
Geo. W. Baines
Nay Bowles
Masonic Building
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OUR County Government
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Martie
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