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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1903

Page

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Beef Trust Exposed Promoting Independent Packers Fight

Opinion piece argues packers like Cudahy Morris Swift Armour and Sulzberger control prices via the National Packing Co. and hurt cattlemen and consumers. It urges independent packers funded by ranchers, notes plans in Kansas City for a $5,000,000 to $10,000,000 company, and cites vast cattle investments and profits.

Cudahy Morris, Swift, Armour Sulzberger National Packing Co Catleman United States Kanan City Arizona Imne Sap Angelo Standard

The One Sure Thing

The poem argues pride and status do not determine outcomes. It asserts that those who take action and boldly ask gain more than those who wait and merely perform. The piece notes figures like the deacon, the rich, and the poor as contrasts to bold effort.

E. Kiser Chicago Record-Herald

Alpine Hotel Hosts Welcome For Ten Year Venues

Mrs Dugat resumes control of the Alpine Hotel promising top diet class fare and clean, good cooking. The Stedaughters of the Revolution convene praising stronger influence, urging a congress visit to demand a Liberty Goddess statue with a straight front, deriding current backless figures as a disgrace and joke to foreigners.

Dugat Gotham Congress

Austria Moves Secret Archives to Impregnable New Vault

The Austrian imperial archives have been moved from the Hofburg to a new building beside the foreign office. Officials plan to open them to the public later, with records from ancient times to 1840. The ironwalled rooms are fire and flood resistant, with water supply and unbreakable windows and lockable ironwork for emergency access.

Austria Hofburg Foreign Office

Axle grease for southern mails quoted in congress

Representative Bankhead of Alabama defended a fast mail appropriation in congress stating the cost as 143 487.75 dollars. When challenged about the 75 cents Bankhead quipped that the amount was axle grease. Michigan representative Hank Smith interrupted and Bankhead answered with the joke.

Bankhead Alabama Congress Hank Smith Michigan St. Louis Star

Tramp Heroically Rescues Man Near Peru Indiana

A tramp leaped from a passing freight to shove an old man off a railroad track near Peru Indiana as a fast express train rushed by. The rescuer fled before being thanked or named, leaving the elderly man shaken but unharmed.

Peru Ind Springfield Republican

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Brewster County C. H. Larkin Salvation OF Cattle Business J. L. Case Orient Railroad el Fuerte Sin A. M. Nelson Copolobampo Progressng Nelson Chihuhua Enterprise John M. Ottey Spindle Top Sour Lake Saratoga Texas Bryan Eagle W. D. Kixcarp Feix Stapper ER. J. Altorst Kincaid Altgelt Co Friedman Bros Chicago Saint Louis Alpine Icis Folsom Brewster Presidio Jeff Davis Pecos Counties Sanderson Contracting & Building William Daugherty John R. Sanford William C. Douglas Tex Eagle Pass Sanford & Douglas Attorneys-at-law Alpine and R. B. Slight & CO Live Stock Commission Kansas City Stock Yards Kansas City Union Stock Yards National Stock Yards South Omaha Nebraka Fort Worth Stock Yards Fort Worth Tea Jackson Agt T-X Dr. Sweeden Alpine Drug Store ER. R. Carpenter Albert Wilkinson Carpenter & Wilkinson EL Paso Mills Sheldon
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