Burr Printing Co. Official City Newspaper of Alliance
The Burr Printing Co owners publish The Alliance Herald as the official newspaper of Alliance, Nebraska, serving as the city and county record with daily and Friday editions. It is published by Burr Printing Co with George L. Burr Jr and Edwin M. Barr listed in leadership.
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Cial Newepaper
City of
Jance
Boxtte County
Burr Frente Company
George L. Burr, Jr
Edwin M. Barr
Ayrten
AOL
McKelvie
Billy Fit
Herald
Open forum ideas spark civic debate in Alliance
The Alliance Herald weighs Professor J K E Aylesworth’s open forum concept and the Sheridan model as potential for Alliance. It notes the city’s distance from higher education and discusses city manager plans, ballot size, and the balance between efficiency and public participation.
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J. KE. Aylesworth
Alliance
Sheridan
Wyo
Aylesworth
Congregational
Episcopal
Co-Operative Movement
Farm Bureau Movement
League of Mations
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
University of Nebraska
Westpgs Ois
Gein Vo Deere
Ioc
Lincoln
Council of Five
Aylsworth
Alliance voters may decide on January 4
Alliance residents face a local decision on January 4 when voters may determine the city’s next move. The outcome could set a precedent for fiscal or political changes in the community and is expected to attract attention from local officials and residents.
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Alliance
Winter FURS at wholesale prices three days at Highland Holloway
The article details a criminal trial with testimony about a shooting involving Anderson and Mrs. McElhaney. Witnesses testify to threats, prior assaults, and alleged weapon carrying. Evidence includes a Colt automatic seen in a witness’s pocket and contested by the defendant’s wife.
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Highland Holloway Co
Anderson
Smith Pool Hall
Alliance
Grubbs
Tom Lovett
Bowery
New York City
Wilken
L. A. McElhaney
Urban Zediker
Mydia Wirdle
Mike
McElhaney
Westover
Groundhog Day Folklore and Weather Foresight
A historical note explains Groundhog Day as a festival around February 2 or Cantemas Day. Early beliefs linked February 2 to a fair weather breakpoint before winter thaws. The groundhog, seen as a weather predictor, emerges as midwinter melts rise and retreats during storms or deep freezes for weeks.
Mark Twain Anecdote From Stormfield Visit
David Bisphin recalls visiting Mark Twain at Stormfield in 1008. A readying concert for guests features Miss Clara Clemens aiding the event with Twain presenting as he plays, praising Abi Gabbilowitsch and Bisphisin while noting Clara Clemens’s role and Twain’s witty remarks in a lively social scene.
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David Bisphin
Mark Twain
Stormfield
Mise
Clara Clemens
Mmeself
Greene Fettle
True Manliness and Self Improvement Ideals
A condensed quotation from James Allen stresses manhood starts when one stops whining and seeks inner justice. It argues against blaming others, urging adaptation, disciplined thinking, and using adversity as fuel for personal growth and hidden powers.
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James Allen
Inexplainable Demand Behind Sales Tactics Revealed
Fragmentary quotes show two salesmen discussing how they persuade customers. One claims no one understood the board’s message while the other admits uncertainty. The exchange hints at selling strategies and customer confusion without clear resolution.
Weather and Workwear Advised for Cold Spell
The Kansas City Star urges caution as a cold wave arrives, advising warmth and protection for workers especially women in outdoor or demanding jobs. The piece emphasizes reliance on shelter and proper clothing to guard against the chill.
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Kansas City
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