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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1920
Page
4
The Alliance Herald is the official newspaper of Box County. Burr Printing Co. owners publish weekly editions on Wednesdays and Fridays. Subscriptions are six dollars per year in advance outside of the pact. Editors include George L Burr Jr Edwin M Burr and Widwin M Burr, with Borgh L Burr Jr as publisher.
Alfred Noyes poem fragment portrays a revelry scene under palm fronds where living dancers flaunt silk and white bodies as shadows of dead men observe. The dead mock the living, questioning schooling of virtue while a grim undercurrent of violence and corruption surfaces through satire and eerie dialogue.
A vivid scene of celebration unfolds as crowds pack the jungle arena for a triumphant Victory Ball. The march of dancers and the theme of victory set a jubilant mood, while soldiers and spectators stand by, watching the festivities.
Two women discuss a disliked suitor and his written notes. They recall reading his love letters once, again, and at times by night to mock his handwriting. Their conversation hints at past deception and romantic intrigue.
The Crawford Courier notes census shifts lowering Alliance to about 4 500 and sizing Chadron similarly while their floating workforces drift to railroad hubs. It predicts government control of railroads may redraw divisions placing Chadron Alliance with Crawford, altering the future of nearby cities.
A chaotic bulletin from Fairplay Vancouver reports a warden scrambling to hide an inmate from his wife who arrives seeking him. The warden allegedly yells that he is out, prompting a tense, sensational moment at the facility.
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