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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
7
Editorial notes that looming coal shortages and repeated labor stoppages strain both strikers and mine operators. The public grows weary of profit loss hunger and cold as strikes continue. Buckshot comments on mounting national fatigue and a demand for resolution.
A brief notice advertises home cooked meals for eight dollars per week at The Nebraska Rooming House. The item highlights affordable dining options and rooming house services for residents or travelers seeking basic sustenance.
In 1919 Calvin J. Wildy filed a District Court petition against Oliver Riegel and others to quiet title to all of the Northwest Quarter in Section 25 Township 24 North Range 52 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian Box Butte County Nebraska. The action seeks a decree in favor of Wildy and perpetual injunction restraining Defendants from any action to recover possession or to set up any claim to the land.
Notice describes partition sale by J D Kempton in Alliance 복 Box Butte County Nebraska and sale of The southwest quarter of section seven township twenty six range fifty two. Sale set for December 31 1919 at 2 PM with cash terms and one hour bidding.
Department of the Interior land office announces a public land sale in Alliance Nebraska in October 1919 under acts of June 27 1906 and March provisions. The notice conveys disposal of lands by order of the General Land Office acting through the local office.
The War Department calls for a music program in the new army with drill class orchestras choirs and concerts at posts and camps. Commanders to hire teachers and conductors with official support and supplied music to train soldiers and enrich their service.
A terse quip by Buckshot claims no married man is competent to discuss home rule, noting the speaker references his own two grown daughters. The remark signals social attitudes and gendered debate within the era's public discourse.
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