Alliance Herald Burr Printing Co and staff note
The Alliance Herald presents a brief city newspaper notice listing Burr Printing Co owners and staff, with postal marks and publication notes. Names mentioned include Burr and M. Burr, Jr along with Meltor Win M Burr, noting official roles.
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Burr Printing CO
Ram IL. Burr, JR
Meltor Win M. Burr
Business
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Look Before We Leap on City Manager Plan
The Herald weighs the city manager proposal for Alliance, urging careful consideration. It cites mixed results in other towns and warns against rushing to a system that might not improve efficiency without higher costs. The editorial stresses informing voters and securing a capable manager who truly fits Alliance.
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City manager role debated amid pavement survey notes
The text argues against a large city manager filling every role, noting the Alliance inspector and surveyor handled bricks, concrete, and survey work for a full year. It claims one inspector suffices during laying, two during actual paving, and warns a manager would require diverse engineering, financial, and supervisory skills plus a high salary.
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Alliance
Light and Water Dent
Submarine Work and Farewell Notices
An old lady questions wartime duties at the Atlantic fleet while a veteran jokes about tipping a submarine. Mrs. Ray Magnuson of Missouri Ave. died at St. Joseph hospital December 10 from general peritonitis, burial planned in Merna, Nebraska, husband Ray Magnuson survives. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Roberts plan to spend winter in Denver.
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Hudson
Ray Magnuson
Misouri Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Merna, Neb
Ray
Magnuson
Mrs. H. M. Roberts
Denver
Walnuts Blocked by Authorities Cited in Slum Diet Complaint
The mess sergeant recalls a halted cargo of walnuts due to risk of shell explosions. A soldier questions the decision as the chain of command quotes safety concerns. The exchange hints at wartime supply curbs and rationing impacts on troops. The piece rounds on a quip about perceived dangers and bureaucratic caution.
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Washington
American Legion Weekly
Allie Hewes in Town with Broken Knuckle
Cimarron Kansas paper notes Allie Hewes appeared with a broken knuckle after claiming a cow kicked him. Hewes’s father says Allie does not milk and that the cow was sold. he adds the cow never kicked.
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Allie Hewes
Allie
Cimarron
Jacksonian
Axe stolen from Casnovia Herald editor irks wife
Frank B. Ackerman of the Casnovia Herald complains a thief took his axe and a bushel of potatoes on Hallowe en. He laments the loss of the axe for his wife who uses it for exercise in Sparta Michigan.
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Frank B. Ackerman
The
Casnovia
Hallowe'en
Sparta
Mich
Sentinel
Alson B Cole to go to chair next Friday
Howard County slayer Alson B Cole faces execution for the murder of Mrs Anna Vogt in 1917. Judge Paine ruled the death sentence stands and Cole is to be executed by electric chair on December 17. Sheriff Atwood is ordered to return Cole to the penitentiary as the state arguments over the ruling proceed.
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Howard County
Anna Vogt
Paine
Cole
St. Paul
Howar‘i
W. H. Atwood
John M. Priest
Lincoln
Mason Wheeler
Elmore Eye notes varied views on husbands in town
A short local remark from the Elmore Minnesota newspaper comments on how some women in Elmore do not value good husbands while others prefer husbands who are not as good. The item reflects the paper's light community tone.
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Elmore
Minn
Small Town Quotations on Life and Love
A column of brief satirical quips from various U.S. papers. Entries include a call to ship out certain people, a playful take on a marriage race and a note that flirts are not as bad as they seem.
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United States of America
Bombing Tests Reveal Armor and Debris in Chesapeake
Navy used obsolete vessels as targets to study gunfire effects on heavy armor. The Texas renamed San Marcos rests in Tangier Sound while the Indiana was towed nearby in Chesapeake Bay. Explosive charges were placed aboard to observe intrusion through tangled steel and age-strewn wreckage.
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