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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
9
Hemingford welcomes new settlers with a Get-Acquainted Social at the opera house on April 14 highlighting neighborliness. The event parallels broader wartime sentiments as locals praise prohibition support and civic cooperation amid national issues.
In a tone of pointed political commentary, the piece cites New York City's $900 million income tax burden and calls the era expensive as global strife grows. It cites editorials branding Herr La Follette and notes Col. George Harvey praising Daniels while criticizing Wilson. The piece mentions a Third Liberty loan milestone set by Manabozho, a Mohawk Indian chief, and hints at broader wartime pressures.
Engine 1464 commanded by Ellis collides with 4264 led by Howard near a water tank last night. The 1464 is wrecked but no one is hurt. Weather is clear. workers and families are noted on leave or travel, with several crew changes and farm trips reported.
The Alliance division of the Burlington railroad reports 1025 of 1200 employees buying Third Liberty bonds totaling 74250 with about 15000 more purchased at local banks. Every department from Alliance to Edgemont is a bond subscriber and a Hot Springs line crew bought 2300 in bonds. Superintendent George L. Griggs and the company express pride in the campaign results.
Alliance representatives excelled at the Scottsbluff district contest eight towns participated. Jordan Robinson won first prize becoming district champion and will represent the district in Lincoln state meet. Corinne Moliring took second in dramatic work and Wilma Mote earned third in humorous sketch.
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