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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
2
The Alliance Herald is the official newspaper of Alliance County, issued by Bur Printing Co. It lists George L. Bore as president and Edwin M. Burr as vice president and refers to Its role as the official publication for the city.
The piece laments rising taxes across federal and state levels, condemning waste and urging spending cuts. It cites budget fights led by Dawes, unnecessary government publications, and calls for stricter enforcement of headlight laws amid brewing political talk around Henry Ford and public finances.
The piece notes that two to three weeks after the law took effect police and lens dealers pushed warning and persuasion. About ten percent of motorists bought approved lenses. Some critics claimed the law benefits manufacturers, but most drivers complied. Proper focus remains a challenge with glare.
The piece laments the reporters’ fatigue in midsummer heat as notable correspondents like Sumner Bisbe Mark Sullivan and David Lawrence face a slow season. It notes Sullivan’s past political keen insight and his current distraction by Henry Ford and other figures vacationing with President Harding.
Mrs A F P Tucker of Omaha visits sister Mrs William Rust Jr in Fairview. Maude Nason returns from Denver visit. Elmer Shanks to move to Bridgeport with family. Labor Day celebration planned with J C West hosting the meeting. Dr N F MacAlister and Mrs MacAlister visiting cousins Fred and Herbert Nason. Rain spoils picnic and church services at William Rust farm. Ninety nine friends attend old fashioned surprise party at Mr and Mrs Fred Nogan residence.
Pereale and Crash Dresses for school and general wear offered in all sizes and shades at $1.29. Highland Holloway Company advertises the stylish fabrics and ready to wear options for students and families.
A display features Jap crepe dresses in a good assortment of shades and Is, highlighting fabric and color variety.
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