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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
A brief 1914 newspaper snippet from Lubbock lists editor roles and office contact details. It shows positions such as editor general manager associate editor and advertisement manager and notes the post office transmission line and phone numbers for the business office and residence.
The piece contrasts Carranza’s stance with U S action and argues for clipping Carranza’s wings to protect the Montezuma presidency. It notes a favorable trial of convict labor on public roads in Illinois as beneficial, reducing prison-made goods and aiding citizens in need.
The article argues that road improvements will elevate the United States highways to the best in the world, stating such improvements are a matter of time and will transform transportation quality nationwide. It emphasizes ongoing efforts to modernize infrastructure as a path to superior road systems.
Leslie's Weekly extols vacation as a safety valve for modern life and celebrates travel. It lauds Texas for its 57 climate varieties, numerous parks, abundant game, fish-filled rivers, and welcoming shores, portraying the state as a glittering yet honest vacation destination.
A frontier essay extols motherhood as the divine crown of womanhood and duty to raise healthy children. It links maternal love to immortality and moral responsibility, urging wives to provide for childhood and to teach life’s duties. The piece also notes Texas cottonseed processing statistics from 1913.
Charles L Harless of Snyder representing American Art Works praised the spirit of progress in Lubbock and the surrounding counties. He predicted Lubbock will be a winner as business men listened to his remarks Friday. Situation at Niagara involves mediation and delays with lingering questions.
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