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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary text indicates notices about advertising rates and application details for a period in a local newspaper. Mentions Borron and Guaboription with year 1 and cress refers to rates. Readable parts show process to apply for space.
The piece insults Henry Lindsay, chairman of the Republican State Committee, calling for him to become United States district attorney and accusing him of unduly ambitious acts in a blunt critique amid broader political rhetoric.
The Bayard Transcript argues fences protect cattle ranges and hamper homesteading in sandhills. It claims removal would flood bottom lands with storm-driven cattle, harming farmers, while repealing the law is urged. The piece critiques press understanding and cites Millard and Mosby as examples.
The state should have a modest, neat Nebraska building at St Louis with strong displays in agriculture horticulture and floriculture. A $25 000 appropriation is ample, avoid large commissions and extravagance, learn from Chicago and Trans Mississippi mistakes, and ensure accountability for every dollar.
An editor from Nome Alaska writes of Eskimo suffering due to government neglect and failed support. He urges federal aid and an Indian agency style approach, urging newspapers and politicians to publicize the crisis and push for relief.
The piece argues Nebraska voters empowered railroads with tax avoidance and high freight rates. It asserts a $2.7 million extra freight charge on corn and wheat, blaming farmers who backed Republican ticket for endorsing higher rates and lax taxation. It likens repeated harms to toed nails.
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