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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
1
Friendship and banking with a glad hand. officers talk over business problems with you. If not already served, this is an invitation to step in and see us at Alpine State Bank.
W J Brian cites The Farmer Dies Last in a call for citizen awareness and farmer solidarity. He warns big business risks and outlines how farmer surplus underpins food fiber and fuel while questioning what happens if demand collapses and middlemen falter.
The author supports Capper’s push for open doors in disarmament talks and condemns secret diplomacy. He argues taxpaying citizens deserve transparency about treaties that affect nations and the world, warning that closed door diplomacy fosters sovietism and war costs.
The home of Thomas Jefferson at Monticello near Charlottesville Virginia is set for sale a landmark rich in history. Critics say the government follows a stingy policy selling to private citizens while governments often remain ungrateful.
Rooms available for rent close to the high school. Contact phone 171-37-41 for details and pricing.
The piece warns of a livestock and farming industry collapse as grain and livestock prices fall. It argues current government financial policy threatens meat supply and other industries, urging investment in livestock while predicting a coming meat shortage and broader economic impact.
A discussion near Farm and Ranch notes oats at 20 cents and corn at 38, leather costs, and tariffs. It argues high prices for hides and leather keep inflation, cites Johns Hopkins setting surgical fees at 1000 dollars, and urges lowering salaries and prices to restore trade and resume growth.
A writer argues that high prices on production and profiteering by cotton growers threaten prosperity. He notes U S research spending was 59 million versus 2.89 billion for war, urging a halt to the world navy drive and land armaments to avoid global bankruptcy and restore normal business prosperity.
Simmons head of the Ku Klux Klan testifies in Washington and performs in vaudeville to prove loyalty but lawmakers doubt the order’s sincerity. The piece argues law and order must be backed by deeds, not masks, and notes criticism of the Klan’s unlawful acts. Arkansas diamonds shown in El Paso spark talk of a genuine diamond region in Pike and Trans Pecos areas with volcanic indicators suggesting potential growth.
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