Merchants Ban Driving Violations Stir Alpine Community
A November 25 1922 Alpine Texas campaign by the Alpine Retail Merchants Association urges stricter enforcement of speed limits and restraint on open car windows amid a broader push to regulate autos and protect local business interests. The group argues strong law enforcement preserves civility and supports local merchants and public services.
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Touriss Park
Wal
Texas
Robinson and Company
Alpine
Ouly
Marfa
Husiness
Hammermill Paper Ordered for Avalanche Office Supplies
Hammermill bond cabinets supply two hundred fifty envelopes and two hundred fifty sheets of proof at The Avalanche office. Read as instruction to use matching paper and envelopes in correspondence.
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Hammermill Bond
Avalanche
Highland Hereford calves auction draws buyers nationwide
The Highland Hereford Breeders Association ships 42 head of beef calves from Marfa to Pennsylvania and Kansas with bids reaching thousands. Buyers include Rudy of Mattoon, Gobel of Westfield, Smith of Mattoon, Seelbring & Son, and others as cattle moved rapidly to rail cars.
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Wavelde
Fafoy Louth
Decatur
Fred Lepoett
Fae
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Mitchell Workers and Sons
Ner Marfa
Tex
Thei
Goh
Rudy
Matlaah IE
Joseph Gobel
Westheld
Robert G. Smith
Mattoon
Seelbring & Son
Wesfield
HLM
Wing
Cochocton
Ohio
B. B. Miller
Lane
H. Canady
Vermilion Grove
HM. Whisland
Union City
W. A. Mitchell
Highland Hereford Brevilers’ S Association
McKie Mitchell
Mitchell
Railron
G. Imbodeen
Mitchell Brothers
Breeders’ Gazette
Howard M. Gore
Department of Agriculture
Wealthy men and their obligation to the land that aided them
The San Angelo Standard notes a growing belief among prosperous men across the nation that success carries duty. It cites Colonel W. R. Nelson and his Kansas City Star estate, E. W. Marland in Oklahoma, and the Schreiner family of Kerrville, Texas, as examples of endowments that aid cities and universities, reflecting a rising sense of local compensation.
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W. R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
E. W. Marland
Ponca City
Okla
Kerville
West
Texas
Schreiner
San Angelo
Emergency cattle feed rates and hearing notice
A garbled OCR item discusses cattle feed prices and an upcoming hearing in Worth, with mentions of weeks and a proposed rate change. It notes respondents and a manager speaking for the campaign and asks for input or comments before a formal proceeding.
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Petra
Bsaniners
Walling
Dave
Dare Religion Pay sermon warning at Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning sermon titled The Gates of Tifey will explore the value of faith in daily life and investing in belief. Grace King of Sul Ko faculty will play the violin as part of a growing Sunday program and a youth group gathering is planned for next Sunday evening.
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Tifey
Grace King
The
Sul
Curietian Pideaver
Tts
Pan Tock
Sunday School and Endeavor Programs at Local Church
The Presbyterian Church hosts Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Communion and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 2 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 5 to 7 p.m. A 7:30 p.m. meeting features a sermon. Juniors meet at the Presbyterian Church. last Sunday they gathered a gang of thirty. Senior group plans tea from 5:80 to 7:30 and a program from 6:30 to 7:30.
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Presbyterian Church
Sunday School and Evening Programs Led by Local Church
At 10 a.m. Sunday School led by Superintendent T. A. Beard, with topic Apostolic Credentials. 3 p.m. Juniors under Miss Cage and Miss Evans. 6:30 p.m. League led by Miriam Webb with 7:30 p.m. address The Regents' Coming and special music. Hubert M. Smith serves as Pastor.
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T. A. Beard
Misses Cage
Evans
Miriam Webb
Regents
Hubert M. Smith
Tax collection schedule for 1922 with deadlines
All state and county taxes for 1922 must be paid before February 1 1922 or a 10 percent penalty will accrue. Tax collector EF Townsend will visit Lajitas December 6 Terlingua December 7 and Marathon December 12 and 13 to collect taxes.
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Lajitas
Terlingua
Marathon
EF. E. Townsend
Let The Avalanche Print Your Letterheads and Cards
An advertisement urges readers to have The Avalanche print letterheads bill heads statements programs and seasonal cards for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It highlights quick service and custom design options for personal and business needs.
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The
Avalanche
Thompson Drama Reading Postponed to November 28
The Mask and Slipper Dramatic Club of Sul Ross Normal announces the postponed appearance of Edward Abner Thompson, noted dramatic reader. The event moves from Saturday, November 25 to Tuesday, November 28. Admission is 6 cents. Thompson is a Boston School of Oratory product and is blind yet masterful in performance.
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Sub Ross
Normal
Edward Abner Thompson
Boston School of Oratory
Thompson
Sul Ross Normal College
Will of Dr. Taylor probate granted in Lancaster
Notice to all patrons of the late Dr. R. E. Taylor announces the will has been admitted to probate Mrs. Willie Taylor is confirmed as independent executrix residing in Lancaster Texas.
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de. R. EL Taylor
Will
Willie Taylor
Willie L. Taylor
Lancaster
Texas
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