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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
10
The Alpine Avalanche is published weekly by The Alpine Publishing Company with a yearly subscription priced at 200 dollars. It is entered as second class matter at the Alpine Texas post office under the 1879 Act.
W. M. Contin, 73, who has spent 52 years behind bars, warns that crime destroys health and life. He seeks honest work in Madmen Wisconsin and declares crime does not pay. The item also notes rain benefits for Alpine and Ohio Power's rate-cut request amid sector realignment.
The piece argues that high rates chase away customers and that railroads should lower prices to retain 7 million farmers and livestock raisers who supply 45 percent of products and 40 percent of transport. It warns that if producers shrink output, prosperity and bread supply could be jeopardized.
Pottsville and Reading Railway veteran Gus Laden foresees the coldest winter in 25 years with numerous blizzards. Luckenbill of Reading Company yards at St Clair notes decades of correct forecasts with one error.
The speaker urges forgiveness drawn from the Matthew story of the unforgiving servant, contrasts ancient punishment with modern torment, and extols forgiveness as civilization and a justice of active kindness. He warns against greed and emphasizes bearing one another's burdens while condemning hatred as antithetical to humanity.
The text reflects on early railroad managers ignoring public sentiment and the public service role of railroads. It notes Wall Street's influence over control while highlighting James J. Hill's awareness of interdependence with the Northwest region's farms, mines, and industries and his efforts to develop them.
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