Boundaries of Sower District Thirty-Nine Alliance Nebraska
An ordinance defines the new Lower District Number 99 and includes all real estate within Clocks H and EF additions, with the intervening valleys, in Alliance Nebraska. The measure takes effect after passage approval and publication, dated April 28, 1921, with Grace H. Kennedy as City Clerk.
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Naka
Humorous Dissent Over Titles and Attire in Public Debate
The prose mockingly questions why the title year's foremost astronomer is used instead of star. It notes monocle fashion and hints at state vice as a quirk that could unsettle any republic. It muses on alterations to men’s trousers and vests for efficiency.
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Ford
The Soldier Father and a Soldier's Memory
A narrator visits a war nurse in a whitewashed home and learns from a Three-year-old boy that his father was killed at Courcellette. The nurse shares letters and reflections on sacrifice and the new Order of Suffering, urging endurance and hope through grief.
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Angel of Suffering
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Sis
Invienia
Reenie
Dave
Edith
Irene
Guens TI
Reette
Brownie
Mear
Wanted to Buy Fat Hogs and Stock Pigs
Advert reads wanted to buy fat hogs and stock hogs. Mentions contact O Bannon and Neuswanger and provides phone 71. Includes brief note seeking buyers to call.
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O'Bannon
Neuswanger
Municipal Ordinance Proposal Promises Chivalry On Transit
A fragment notes Parix discussing a proposed city rule requiring all men riding street cars and omnibuses to rise and offer seats to elderly women and mothers with children. The piece also mentions a girl who has undergone leg surgery for a bowing condition and laments shifting skirt fashions as she recovers.
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Parix
Wife Questions Husband on His Story of Hard Times
A wife challenges her husband about his tale of hard times. She doubts the authenticity of his claims and presses for real details. The exchange reveals family tensions and questions of credibility amid financial strain.
Hobo Living on Little Yet Hailed as Lucky
An experienced wanderer, seen as thriving on almost nothing, embodies frugal survival skills and resilience amid hardship. The veteran traveler displays resourcefulness and independence in a precarious lifestyle, attracting attention for his ability to endure with minimal means.
Crusaders Against Baby Talk Face Off on Language
A brief column notes activists opposing baby talk clash with proponents of playful parental speech. The piece underscores debates over language development and family communication dynamics without taking sides.
Senate action muddles naval scrapping debate
The senate debated maritime policy as critics argued that stopping scrap activity would not resolve global ship disposal issues. Supporters claimed phased limits could reduce environmental impact while sustaining ship recycling industry jobs.
Manager caps actors pay over travel and costume haul
A musical manager states actors must take less pay due to high moving baggage costs. He argues the bag gare dedicated to costumes drives the expense, calling the claim unbelievable.
New Sty of Ear Tips Aims to End Ear Doubt
A new ear tip style seeks to answer whether women still have ears. The item critiques traditional designs and promotes a modern approach to fit and comfort for female wearers.
Money Spade Turns Up in Unlikely Local Buried Treasure
A quirky report notes a gardener uncovers a rusty spade while digging and finds old money hidden nearby. Officials say the event sparks local curiosity and hints at forgotten community lore from the area.
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