Local paper outlines candidates and war era stances
The American Legion department of Nebraska releases a report on state congressional and legislative candidates. It judges attitudes toward the soldiers compensation bill and wartime measures, noting Republicans show stronger records while Democrats include lukewarm positions. The Herald's editor is identified as a Legion member.
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the American Legion
Department of Nebraska
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League
Shumway
Clark
Jackson
Morehad
Beam
Kinkaid
Herald
Legion Prefers Nonpartisan Stance Amid Endorsement Concerns
A fragment discusses the American Legion urged to remain nonpartisan while a list appears to endorse candidates for compensation. The speaker notes the potential breach of rules by backing men who will vote as promised for pay, framing it as a political tilt rather than a neutral stance.
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American Legion
Recreta
Ofiera
Legion
Highjackers Target Towns As Broken Bow Sees Poison Alcohol Theft
A Broken Bow robbery reports grain alcohol tainted with corrosive sublimate, a deadly poison. The drinkable toxin may take days to affect victims, while a wary druggist warns of the slow-acting danger and notes thieves sought booze but found poison.
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Broken Bow
Over There Idea Claims They Deserve Our Cash for Their Business
A controversial notion argues people must fund "over there" ventures, insisting residents have a right to part with their money for foreign business needs. Supporters say investment promotes growth while critics warn of risk and misallocation of funds.
Local prices steady amid exchange rate chatter
The passage notes no signs of cheaper food due to foreign currency depreciation and hints prices did not rise despite such rate changes. It reflects cautious optimism over household costs without concrete market data.
American Made Novelty Goods Exhibit Opens in Chicago
An exhibit in Chicago showcased novelty goods largely of American manufacture. The piece notes Germany prior to the war produced these items for sale domestically, but the conflict has forced reliance on U S supply chains, marking a setback to the German attempt at business dominance.
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Chicago
Germany
Akron
Britons Reject European Submissive Role in US Finances
In a fiery exchange, Britons claim Europe will not bow to US financial tyranny. Observers say the inference is that America is selfish and refuses further loans to Europe as tensions rise over funding.
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Europe
United States
America
Bell Estate Transfers
Reported by J Emerick bonded abstractor Alliance Neb Vivia Gibbons et al to Fred Berg field s2 21 27 48 16000 Ira E Tash and Evan M Tash to Elisha D Henry lot 18 County addition to Alliance 9500 Keith L Pierce and Anna M Pierce to Edith Burns lots 4 and 6 block 9 Pierce Jenkins addition to Emingford 225 William F Hart and Marle Hart to Chester C Rodgers lot 11 block 6 original town of Alliance 3000 Frederick W Melick and Alice Melick to Elmer Beller sw4 of 18 27 49 9600
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J. Emerick
Alliance
Neb
Vivia Gibbons
Fred Bergfield
Ira E Tash
Evan M. Tash
Elisha D. Henry
County
Keith L. Pierce
Anna M. Pierce
Edith Burns
Pierce & Jenkins
Emingford
William F. Hart
Marle
Hart
Chester C. Rodgers
Frederick W. Melick
Alice Melick
Elmer
Beller
Real estate transfers listed for Alliance area
A series of farm and town plots change hands. Transfers include H H Giles and Ethel Giles selling lots in Box Butte addition to W Acheson for 450 and 225 to Box Butte. Balds to Effie A Wells for 11000. Jerusha E Baxter to Bald for 8250. Beal and Beal to Attie Burns for 6400. Worley from Acheson. Cooks to Carlile and Carlile for 11360. Gabus to Peerl for 4640. Tuttle to Blake for 4000. Grimm to Watteyne for 225. Hawkins to Whitaker for 11000. Leora Walker to Ira E Jack for 4744. Tullock and Amanda Hutton to Hanley for 11000. and others including Hanley and Kennedy transactions with various parcels and sums.
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H. H. Giles
Ethel . Giles
W. Acheson
Box Butte
Alliance
Ethel
Giles
Acheson
F. A. Bald
Ella K. Bald
Effie A. Wells
Jerusha E. Baxter
Warren V. Beal
Eva V. Beal
Attie C. Burns
S. Acheson
Lewis N. Worley
Mary A. Cook
Inez M. Cook
W. A. Carlile
May L. Carlile
George Gabus
Fred Peerl
Leora Walker
Ira
Jack Lot
Atlines
A. Tullock
Charles T. Hanley
Amanda Hutton
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Smith P. Tuttle
Joseph L. Blake
B. H. Grimm
Edith Grimm
William “. Watteyne
Fairview
T. A. Hawkins
Sarah A. Hawkins
Edwin Whitaker
Berea
Pearl M. Clark
James M. Kennedy
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O.D. Opera House
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Glen Miller
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Lee Basye
W. R. Harper
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Charles Brittan
First State Bank
Box Butte County
Floyd Lucas
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