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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

3

Nebraska Fire Prevention Drives War Time Savings

A state fire conservation effort outlines wartime fire dangers and insurance co operation. Nebraska officials report widespread inspector use, new deputy chiefs, and strict rules on gasoline storage and fireworks to curb fire losses and protect food and munitions during the war.

Nebraska Fire Commission Fie America Germany Wilson Hoover United States National Board of Fire Underwriters National Council of Defense Western Committee National Board Walter H. Sage Chicago James F. Joseph Danforth Charles R. Street Charles LeRoy Hecox John H. Carr Freeman Harding C. R. McCotter C. G. Robertson J. F. Zimmer W.S. Ridgell Keith Neville Robert M. Joyce State Council of Defense George Coupland Council of Defense Omaha Broken Bow

Wage Commission Formed to Study Railroad Pay in War Era

Washington January 18 1914 General Order No 5 creates a Railroad Wage Commission with members Franklin K Lane Charles Co McChord Harry Covington and William R Willcox The panel to investigate railroad compensation cost of living wage conditions by region and war impact and to report recommendations to the Director General W G McAdoo. Officers and employees must supply information on request. The commission aims to be fair to organized and unorganized labor and to secure maximum railroad usefulness for the war effort.

Fire Commission Department National Board of Fire Underwriters National Board of Defense Fire Commission Nebraska Labor Department W. H. Clemmons National Board of Underwriters Lincoln Washington United States Franklin K. Lane Secretary of the Interior Charles ‘Co. McChord Interstate Commerce Commission Harry Covington Supreme Court of the District of Columbia William R. Willcox New York Railroad Wage Commission W. G. McAdoo

The Australian Bush and Ranch Life Compared

The Australian bush is described as the vast country beyond communities. Life in these regions mirrors ranch life seen in New Mexico with open ranges and hardy practices.

New Hextco

When You Have A Cold Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised

Mrs Frank Crocker of Pana Illinois writes that her five year old son Paul suffered severe winter colds with lung involvement and terrible coughing spells. After trying other medicines with no help she used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and he was cured after the first dose and continued use.

Chamberlain Frank Crocker Pana, DL Paul

Army Etiquette Quarrel Cited By Washington Star

The Washington Star reports a tense exchange on a train where a private was admonished for a damaged tunic fitting and a sergeant questioned for enforcing orders aloud. Major Eustace Carroll and General Snowbanke reference by law and by‑laws to navigate the dispute.

Baker Eustace Carrol Carrol General Snowbanke Washington Star

Rodgers market advertises top chicken prices

A. D. Rodgers market promotes paying the highest market price for chickens, inviting sellers to bring their fowl to the market for evaluation and payment.

A. D. Rodgers

Education for All Quote by James A Garfield

The speaker argues that higher education for village city and country youth creates aristocrats among the poor and slaves of the best blood. He asserts education should be for all not just a favored few and cites Garfield’s perspective on broader access to learning.

James A. Garfield

Notice to Dairymen Enforcing Tubercular Test Ordinance

Ordinance No 219 Section 21 requires all milk cows used for milk sold in Alliance to undergo tubercular tests. Compliance is demanded at once or enforcement actions will be taken.

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Fire Commissioner W. 8. Ridgell State Fire Comm Issioner R. R. Wage Commission Commission Storeien Hotel Fontenelle Nebtaskans H. Edgar Gregory E. Slagle, M. D Alliancé L. W. Bowman Box Butte Jeffrey, D A. G. Jeffrey, D Chiropractors New Wilson I. D. Emerick Opera House Harry P. Coursey Reasonable Alliance Kodak M. E. Grebe M. D. Ticholy Burton & Reddish Attorneys-at-Law First National Bank Bldg D. E. Tyler First National Alliance LA Beery Rumer Block
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