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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
Official Brewster County publication in its thirty fifth year promotes Alpine area development and local state news. Readers urged to report statements about any person for correction. manager editor and local editor oversee advertising. Subscriptions priced at $2 yearly. entered as second class matter in Alpine Texas.
A tribute column mourns Harry Warner editor of the Paris Morning News, praising his sincerity and public service. Ex Governor Neff addresses U S Insurance officials in San Antonio, extolling Texas’s wealth and potential, citing gas, oil, ports, and markets. A Rusk County reader questions the author’s motives while defending his commitment to the masses and farming life.
Alpine researchers urge formation of a live musical organization to energize booster trips, San Angelo Fur events, and local publicity. They note a small band or Ballyhoo group could attract attention and support from volunteers and musicians, with Mr Thain leading efforts and the Boy Scout band showing progress.
Jeff Wade, a volunteer firefighter, was struck by a car driven by David Hinson while running toward a fire station to meet a pumping crew. He suffered a compound leg fracture and multiple cuts. Wade’s companion W. D. Tyler was also hit but less seriously. Doctor Turney said recovery would be slow but possible if no complications arise.
Banks across Linn County Oregon unite for a county corn exhibit mirroring last year's event. Ten of eleven banks subscribe to support, after a successful prize-driven exhibit by a local corn committee.
The senior class organized for the first time on September 16 to elect officers. Tom Cross was tested President, Adrian Turney Vice President, Pavel Warren Secretary. Treasurer and emblem motto decisions pending. Red and white colors chosen last year remain official.
The Rhone river, widely regarded as the swiftest, attains an estimated velocity of about forty miles per hour in certain stretches of its course.
Palm fiber once popular in China for native rainwear is brought to this country to be used as moisture protectors in industrial and consumer goods. Local manufacturers plan to adapt the material for protective coverings and related products.
The Alpine Rotary Club held a luncheon observing the 138th anniversary of the Constitution with Prof HW Allen and Col John Perkins as speakers. The program included a Constitution review and discussion on civic duty and National Defense Act implications. A party was planned to Marfa to test the Sul Ross bus.
Francis H. Sisson argues bankers share limited blame for 1920 21 price collapse and farmer distress with fault in inflation era lending. He cautions the Federal Reserve delayed rediscount rate actions and stresses wiser farm credit distribution and adaptation to world market conditions for farmer success.
An exchange recounts how a Louisiana official justifies limiting Black voting power as political education. A white man is asked a series as if a test, while a Black applicant is asked to demonstrate the bimodal theorem, highlighting discriminatory practices.
Simple buckthorn bark and magnesium sulphate mixture in Adlerika claims to ease stomach trouble in ten minutes by removing gas and old waste matter. It supposedly stops bloated feelings and aids chronic constipation, with Alpine Drug Store listed as source.
Christian Science services held every Sunday at 11 a m at the Mojave Theatre invite the public to attend.
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