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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
7
Lester B. McCoun defends Christian Science against mockery of a health belt method. He argues faith and spiritual study, not physical tightening, uphold Godlike conduct and strength in daily life.
Richard "Pinkey" Kneist was fined £100 and costs after pleading guilty to illegally possessing liquor. The judge suspended the fine until Tuesday noon and warned that if Kneist is found in town after that time he will be jailed. Also arraigned was Oliver Meynck, who accompanied Kneist, but he was not charged as a police court regular.
A brief notice states that time has run down to over a month at the usual rate. It mentions installing Ford top covers complete for $12.00 and signs off with Threlkeld at 124 West nd Street.
Lakeside and area residents, including Doyle Weibling from Wyoming and Mr. Critchfield returning from Wyoming, were active at local ranches and towns. The report lists numerous visits, travels to Alliance, Crawford, Rushville, and Valentine, plus ranch business, house guests, and family arrivals during the week.
The piece argues that churches may use display advertising to boost member attendance and support. It compares church advertising to other operating costs and urges budgeting it alongside coal, electricity, and staff to advance the church’s spiritual and social mission while maintaining smooth operation.
At a Boston gathering the Massachusetts Press Association passed a resolution inviting churches to align with regular advertising. The note argues church activities are legitimate news and should be provided to readers, warning against losing local church coverage.
Wet wash calls received before set will be returned by 2 p m. 20 lbs for $1. Alliance Steam Laundry.
A Zanesville Times Recorder view argues prohibition makes it hard to obtain any beverage. The remark notes the practical difficulty in sourcing drinkable items under the policy.
Brooklyn Eagle notes no need for major naval disarmament if the navy is used to enforce the Voletead act against smuteling, arguing for steadfast armament in support of the law.
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