Ruling Threatens Major Nebraska Creameries and Butter
A proposed 10 cent per pound tax on butter made from sour cream and neutralized with limewater or alkali, endorsed by the attorney general, risks crippling Alliance Creamery and other western dairies. Critics say the 20 year old process is safe and essential, potentially raising prices and harming Nebraska’s dairy industry.
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Alliance Creamery Company
Attorney General's Office
West
Nebraska
Omaha
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ebraska
Congress
W. E. Spencer
Kinkaid
Norris and
Hitchcock
M. Hampton
C. A. Newberry
Central West
Spencer
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Inebraska
The
Omaha Bee
Allience chamber mixer draws county crowds
The first Alliance chamber mixer drew about fifteen hundred attendees from across the county. The roof garden hosted dancing, music by Bieter’s orchestra, readings, recitations, and community singing with refreshments. Secretary Carey’s idea aims to stage more events for farmers and ranchers, despite road conditions limiting outlying attendance. Mary Ellen Rice, ill for weeks, had tonsils removed last Friday and is recovering. William Keiser sprained his wrist in a Friday basketball game and also has rheumatism.
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Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Alaring
Tthein
Janet Grassman
Dr. Morris
Kathryn Kneist
Valette Cox
G. W. Nation
J. P. Mann
Chamber of Commerce
Carey
Mary Ellen Rice
John McNulty
St. Joseph Hospital
Creamery butter exports spark debate on quality
Officials argue the internal revenue move aims at industry abuses while creamery butter has shipped hundreds of millions of pounds worldwide. No complaints have been heard yet about its quality.
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Sioner
Ex soldiers urged to inspect surplus discharge papers list
At the army recruiting station 103 Box Butte avenue a government list of surplus discharge papers is available for ex soldiers to check if they received honorable discharges or if papers were returned to headquarters. The backlog includes thousands of papers with possible travel pay or bonus checks and a list of liberty bond owners with missing entitlements. Ex soldiers are advised to review the list to avoid future inconvenience.
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Army
Box Butte Avenue
Boag Family Visit Notes From Nebraska Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank Boag and their yesterday daughter Trene spent two weeks visiting in Aurorae Giltner and Grand Island.
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Frank Boag
Trene
yeAurere
Giltner
Grand Island
Weather forecast for Alliance and vicinity
Forecast reads fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the east portion of the area. Winds light and variable, overnight lows around the mid forties.
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Alliance
Burglar Only Getting Even With Jokers
John Camery seventeen East erner misfit faced charges after a snipe hunt joke led to a burglary at Angora Mercantile store. He allegedly took a coat and 11.15 dollars, fled to Alliance, and was returned by a deputy to Angora. the tale, contested by locals, may be investigated further.
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John Cannery
Alliance
Stilwell
Angora
Camery
Moc
Angora Mercantile Company
Bud Thompson
Bas
Bridgeport
Hemingford Men Fined for Intoxication in County Court
John and William Walker and Bert Brown were fined $50 plus costs in county court for intoxication. A second count alleging giving away liquor carried potential $100 fines, but none were assessed after appeals. The men were arrested at a Berea dance early Sunday morning January 23.
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John
William Walker
Bert Brown
Basye
William Mitchell
Hemingford
Tash
Miller
Sherif Miskimen
Charles Jeffers
Berea
Brown
Mitchell
Joe Jelinek
John Walker
Luke
Platte Valley
Walker
Pupils Weigh Movie Habits In State Censorship Debate
Alliance data from 343 pupils in grades four to eight show movie attendance varies widely with 160 going once a week and 77 twice weekly. Most favor Western serials and stars like Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, while older pupils increasingly prefer vamps and love story themes.
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Alliance
Emerson
Alliance School
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
William 5. Hart
Tom Mix
Craders
Leib
Questionnaire on movie effects to be tested in schools
Superintendent Pate indicates a movie impact questionnaire will be given to pupils not yet in high school. Aimed at gathering intelligent insights on youth responses, the results will be tabulated carefully and kept anonymous for usefulness.
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State Welfare Commission
Leffier
Lincoln City
Welfare Board
Jeer Rage
Lincoln
Pate
Speedy closing planned for Alliance Packing affairs
New officers aim to settle the defunct Alliance Packing company within weeks. Sagres filed for a formal dissolution order in district court. a 30 day notice expires February 11, with Judge Westover expected to issue February 12. Afterward, subscriptions return to subscribers. William Mitchell serves as attorney and J W Guthrie assists the secretary.
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Alliance Packing Company
Sagres
District Court
Westover
Alliance
William Mitchell
J. W. Guthrie
County Judge Discusses Law Enforcement and Prevention
County Judge Tash spoke at the Methodist church on juvenile court work, urging prevention through teaching right living. He criticized prisons, urged pastors to address hell to deter crime, and called for public support to back law enforcement. Also noted was a church program at Alliance High School with admired performances.
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Tash
Methodist Church
Fon
Judge Tash
Hell
State Penitentiary
Prison Reform Association
Pershing
M. E. Church
Iince McCorkle Dunning
Premes
Alliance High School
Ma Sweet
Ray Aspen Returns After O'Bannon Accident Recovery
Ray Aspen, injured in the O'Bannon accident near Limcoe, is recovering and getting along nicely. E. G. Laing left Monday for the Retailers' convention and plans to return home after several days with tonsillitis.
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Ray Aspen
O'Bannon
E. G. Laing
Fuller Writes on Conditions in British Isles
Charles Fuller of this city, visiting Kent, England, reports postwar cost increases and housing shortages. Wages have risen about 150 percent while living costs lag, building materials are scarce and prices high, rents capped, and utilities limited. He notes bicycles as common transport, cold homes, and air raid danger, with a promise to continue on page.
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Charles Fuller
Kent
England
Herald
Mr. Fuller
Ashford
The
Southton
Chicago
Niagara
Dalety
New York
Ford
America
Opulos Wins Half Claim Against Alliance Billiard Parlor
Philip Opulos wins half of his wage claim against Sam Jackson and Christ Vallos owners of Alliance Billiard Parlor. Opulos testified he worked from November 21, 1920, to January 5, 1921, earning room and board plus cigars and Bevo, while the defendants argued he sought employment to obtain meals and lodging. The judge accepted part of his testimony and awarded him half the claimed amount.
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Philip Opolos
Christ Vallos
Sam Jackson
Alliance Billiard Parlor
Opulos
Opolos
Lee Basye
Charles Mason
Porter
Walles
Jackson
Il Will
Poe
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First Alliance
William Keiser
R. P. Keiser
Friends OF Censorship
Wild West
M.be. Church
Fuller
British Isles
Alliance Man
Philip Opulos
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