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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
3
William C. Redfield argues for a strong foreign market for U S goods citing cotton wheat copper lumber oil and steel as needing export outlets. He warns against protectionism and stresses export finance and policy to sustain labor and capital through abroad sales.
The speaker argues that postwar prosperity relies on expanding exports to absorb increased productive capacity. When foreign demand exists, plants roar to life and workers return, yet without markets, factories idle and shedding occurs. He urges Americans to recognize export ties to overall prosperity.
A reader’s letter to the lead newspaper cheers a so called meat fire stunt as metropolitan pride, provoking mixed reactions. The note frames the event as clever urban progress while others question safety and taste.
William Ritchie Jr files a $100000 suit against F H Shoemaker alleging the Nebraska American Legion opposes organized labor. Shoemaker, an organizer for World War Veterans, claimed the Legion breaks up disturbances and is subsidized by big business. George L Berry, Legion vice commander, sent a telegram denying the charge and asserting the Legion is nonpartisan and neutral regarding employers and employees.
The Nebraska American Legion plans an extensive nationwide program for the coming year across 300 posts and 20,000 members. It aims to instill love for American institutions, educate citizens and aliens, and promote orderly reform through schools, churches, platforms, and press with prize contests in schools. It calls for “Respect the Flag Week” between Lincoln and Washington birthdays and urges no leniency for treason during wartime.
Nebraska Legion outlines aims to foster patriotic rhetoric and support for Americanization efforts while discouraging criminals posing as ex servicemen. It plans public speeches to urge civic duties, jury duty, voting, and helping aliens become citizens through instruction and ceremonies. A crank car remark and a laundry ad follow.
O Bannon and Neuswanger advertise purchasing furs and hides. The notice emphasizes a willing buyer stance with contact or business names. The snippet suggests a local trade ad, likely a small classified insertion from a regional newspaper.
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