Alliance City Newspaper Editorial and Publication Note
The Alliance Nebraska official paper Burr Printing Company publishes weekly notices. The item lists editors George L Burr Jr and Edwin M Burr as leaders, cites subscribers at 2 50 yearly, and notes outside radius rates of 3 00, with postal handling as second class matter. A brief opinion column on longevity follows.
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City of
Alliance
Box Butte County
The
Burr Printing Company
George L. Burr, Jr
Edwin M. Burr
Three Thousand Cars Stolen, DPS Lists Suspects
The state department of public safety published a list of about three thousand stolen automobiles. Critics of DPS may reconsider as the article notes extensive auto theft activity and ongoing enforcement efforts.
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State Department of Public Safety
Department
Arbitration Pact Aims to End Strikes in Shoe Industry
The boot and shoe workers union promotes an arbitration agreement with manufacturers to curb strikes and boost patronage. It notes the typographical union long ago adopted arbitration, arguing laborers lose more from strikes than they gain, with newspaper offices already using arbitration for years.
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Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Hoover Accepts Republican Nomination in Growing Race
Herbert Hoover announces he will accept the Republican presidential nomination. The campaign grows as Hoover looms large and captures popular imagination, emerging as a formidable candidate.
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Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Pershing Glory and Hoover Wood Presidential Speculation
The piece discusses Pershing’s military fame not translating to a presidential fit while Hoover exits and Wood leads. It notes small players seeking attention, and cites Nevada deputy attorney general Mary and Doug Fairbanks planning to scrutinize divorce records, framed as a publicity move with unclear outcomes.
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Pershing
Herbert
Hoover
General Wood
Nevada
Mary
Doug Fairbanks
Associated Press
Local Legion Opposes Nonpartisan League as Menace
The American Legion post in Laurel adopts a resolution calling the league un American and a menace to government. The piece notes farmers' common sense supports this view, citing a favorable reception of the league in Nebraska.
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American Legion
Laurel
Disgusted spectator condemns cheap bullies at game
A spectator expresses anger at the scene criticizing players and behavior seen during the game. The remark highlights concern over sportsmanship and conduct on the field.
Ballot guidance urges writing Harris and Stern for school board
Voter instruction in the city election stresses writing in Harris and Stern for the school board. The nonpaid post requires time and public service, with current members praised for their stewardship and expected to continue if re elected.
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Harris and Stern
Willard in clash with Kansas neighbor over road duty
The ex-champion Jess Willard quarrels with a Kansas teamster in an auto encounter after a fall with a real fighter. Willard threatens to kick the lungs out if the man does not clear the road, as authorities fail to serve a warrant amid general unrest.
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Jess Willard
Kansas
Jess
Nebraska News Notes Forty Two Years Ago Highlights
A mixed recap of Albion and nearby towns with local concerns and oddities. Notes include a 4000 pound Catholic church bell at O Neill, jail and gambling issues in Loup City, a fish-filled Clearwater flume stopping a roller mill, and atkinson ladies forming a kissing prevention group. Also mentions a wildcat in Brown county, police station conditions in Omaha, artesian well in Chadron, oil gas bores near Ponca, a Papillion youth acquitted for attempted murder, and county road and elevator monopoly battles along with proposed meat packing in Fremont and small-town grain house initiatives in Burt county.
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Albion
Hastings
Nebraska
Marshal of
Peace Purveyor
O'Neill
Omaha
Blaine Center Protective Association
Clearwater
Frank Noolan
Loup City
Rushville
Hay Springs
Sheridan
District Court
Atkinson
Brown County
James Sailines
Land of Liberty
Chadron
Massey
Ponca
Dee Laling
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Company
Boone County
Fremont
K. Griffin
Arlington
Griffin
Burt County
Appeal to Young Ladies to Enter Nursing at Our Lady Lourdes
In the postwar reconstruction era the pamphlet urges young women to pursue graduate nursing. It highlights demand in private and hospital care plus public welfare roles. Due to rising admissions at Our Lady Lourdes Hospital a new fireproof wing is planned and the training school expansion will accept more students.
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Red Cross
Marine
Birore
Our Lady of Lourdes
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Busines
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Georgette
Bock Furnishing Store
West Third
Nebraska News Notes
Moline
Illinois
Moline Plow Company
Lister and Planters
Melick
Redmon
Fountains of Alliance Creamery
BANK
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