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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1917
Page
2
The South Omaha Live Stock Exchange adopts resolutions urging stockmen to halt marketing immature cattle hogs and sheep and to use feed pastures and grain to fatten animals. The aim is to prevent a meat shortage amid wartime demand and to publicize the policy widely.
Visitors to the primary room included Dr and Mrs Deemer and Mrs Tregar Miss Peterson traveled to Lincoln Then English XIII prepared books for country libraries Thefts were limited The girls train in baseball Tuesdays and Thursdays Professor Clements directs town gardens A close look at library methods uses the Pronouncing Gannetter and Biographical Dictionary Miss Work and Miss Boyer study Spanish Miss Scovel works on musical numbers May 22 offers operetta Cinderella and cantata Hawatha Seventh and eighth sing German songs A Burns quartet performs for English class The manual training shop receives oak cedar poplar and walnut The Inter class basketball awards are presented by President Elliott The Deemers teach hygiene and bandaging Agriculture expands with hired help and plantings A farm on campus planned for vegetables pork dairy and eggs Algebra I complex numbers Higher Algebra tests Art department holds a cultural value of art talk The new year brings leadership changes and growing club membership Wood finishing dominates shop time A junior class oil copy of Song of the Lark is shown in chapel.
A junior class committee organized a chapel program with Helen Rust as chair. Performances included Florence Sheean and Glenn Mick, George Costly, Florence Collins, Mary Baker, and a junior quartet. Miss Swedberg spoke on music influence at W C A. Professor Wilson spoke on world hunger and US conditions.
A speaker touts joining the American army as an extension of Greek democratic ideals. He recalls the Greek king’s popular crowd reception and urges Greeks in America to enlist for shared principles rather than fighting in Saloniki. Zito the Basileus Konstantinos. Zito He Hellas.
Nellie Silkett and brother Donald visited the district 54 school last Saturday. James Nerud closed a term in district 54 and Dorothy Ducker Emma Ducker and Johnnie visited the same school. Albert Ackers and George Petri were Bayard Alliance visitors for business.
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