Big Figures In Government Spending Debate
The Alpine Avalanche reports on budget projections as Secretary Redfield weighs a billion dollar expansion. It notes post office, foreign trade, and diplomatic costs rising to support war and peacetime needs. Government departments face minimal shifts, with notable increases for State Department and consular work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Redfeld
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Post Office Department
Ine Automa
Congress
Middle State
Sestem
Estithe
Ins
State Department
Tan Ear
Texas
Navy
Yates
Avalanche Office
Endeavor Visits Fort Davis in Warm Hospitality
The Alpine Christian Endeavor delegation attended the Fort Davis convention November 12 to 14. Fort Davis residents hosted with exceptional hospitality at the Olympia Hotel and First Presbyterian Church services featured addresses and reports. Alpine delegates named include Rev. M. Bundy Rev W W Nelson and many others with thanks to local hosts and committee members for a memorable visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Alpine
Fort Davis
Mary Catton
Olympia
Davis
First Presbyterian Church
M. Bundy
W. W. Nelson
J. D. Jacke
Herschel
Villa
E. R. Bent
Fey
Ethel
Lucy
Moss
Nell
Eva Collins
Est Corge
Sarah Stroud
Florie
Lulu Cotter
Bertha Clark
Una Jackson
Dry Question Sparks Prohibition Call in Bell County
A fragmented note laments ongoing prohibition debates in Fort Stockton and Fort Stockton area, urging unity and proper conduct at public gatherings. It mentions Booker T. Washington’s passing, calls for a prohibition election on November 30, and notes a local osteopathic doctor opening at St Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stockton
Alpine Bank Ledger Shows Numerical Balances and Assets
The Alpine State Bank No. 200 presents a financial condition report for the Alpine, Texas bank as of November 10, 1915, listing assets including real estate, warrants, and cash, along with liabilities such as stock and checks. The document, published in the Alpine Avalanche on November 9, 1915, details balances, reserve amounts, and miscellaneous funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine State Bank
Alpine
Stae
Texas
Alpine Avalanche
State of Texas
Primitive speech echoes from a rustic reminiscence
A fragmented piece narrates a mishmash of Norse origin pride and dialogic blur. It references Beeta, Beeteh-Cutt, and Beena topics with local hosts and a shabby scene of a seaside voyage. Mentions Lippincott Ma, Mesa Verde, and Fort Oliver Lito with garbled dialogue and a shop advertisement by A B Sandifer offering services and urging subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethi Atha
Lippincott Ma
Absent Genius Sparks French Literary Reevaluation
A Paris journal notes a shift in literary taste as some works rise from obscurity. It highlights four forms: a poem, a piece of use, a sculpture and a palatine. Examples include Victor Hugo's hymn and a panel by Mavis de Chavannea in the Pantheon, signaling newfound recognition for earlier mediocrities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Prenels
le Grt de Pat
Fort
Victor Hue
Palatine
Mavis de Chavannea
Pantheon
St. Genevieve
Paria
Unclear OCR fragment reports towers and canine incident
Fragmentary text describes movable towers and portable equipment, mentions a central tent-like structure, and includes stray references to a kennel master, a dog attack case, and a curiosities about war media. Readable segments are sparse and names or dates are not consistently recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Moana Compres
Eytin
Contaeion
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Pie Publishing Company
Ixcom
W. J. Yates
Gov. Ferguson
Judge
Douglas
Alge
Vass
Endeavor
Ft. Davis
Bell County
Booker T
United
Pat Lindsey
Dr. Allen Church
St. Charles
Reot
Brewster
F. Berkeley
Berguson
P. Merksley
MAW
Sue, Co
THE
Mesa Verde
Allen Peinting
A.B. Sandifer
Teague
Rowponst
Wr Zarat
Coston Cobo
Elded
Jollee
Mamet
West Texas Motor Co
Ford Automobiles
Firestone
West Texas Motor CO. Masonic Building
Rover
E. Williams
Marfa, Texas
W. P. Hinson
Pecos & Fio Grande Telephone Company
Lion
Mitchell-Gillett Co
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