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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1920

Page

6

North Platte irrigation lands open for entry in March

Secretary Lane announces 5 000 acres on the North Platte irrigation project will open for entry March at 9 a m. Applicants may file Feb 28 to March 5 at Torrington Wyo. Initial rental 1 100 per irrigable acre covers three years. Descriptive literature available from the U S Reclamation Service or Project Manager Mitchell Neb. A later drawing will open lands on the Shoshone project at Powell Wyo. Securities commission reference.

Lane North Platte Neb.Wyo Torrington Wyo U. S&s. Reclamation Service Washington, D. C Mitchell, Neb Powell

Alliance Packing Co Permit Noted by State

The Hooker County Tribune reports that the Alliance Packing Co has been issued a permit by the state and is mentioned in local news from Mullen Nebraska. The article notes official approval and potential local impact.

Hooker County Tribune Mullen, Neb Alliance Packing Company Alliance Packing Co

The Seven Year Itch Punk Poetry of a Music Student

A vivid portrait of a student singer in a music class, describing his flushed face as he attempts high notes and a booming voice that swells from his throat, paired with an ironic critique from his teacher who labels his writing as mule like.

Revival meetings set by Brandensville figure at Hemingford

The text notes a February 24 revival visit by a local arithmeticker and self styled leader Splakevx Vrbokovatszxhask, The Pencil Sharpener, described with playful jabs on spelling pride and parade. The piece includes a tongue in cheek sketch about a pencil sharpener and a comic ad style note, plus an odd nickname exchange about a man named Kijb Cyxotrovson.

Fire at Melick hotel leads to minor damage

A fire Friday night at the Melick hotel caused no serious damage as the fire department arrived quickly. The Maryland Dramatic club presented The New Minister in the Opera house Friday with a packed house and engaging performance. Newton W. Gaines of Lincoln Nebraska will speak at the Methodist church Sunday February 22 at 730 pm on The Home with free admission. He will also present New Wine in New Bottles Monday evening. Rev Chas Gray starts a revival at the Methodist church February 24. Dr N Wesley Gaines of Lincoln to give a sermon February 22 at 730 pm on The Home at the MFE church. Will Carter suffers severe pneumonia.

Melick Maryland Dramatic Club Opera House Newton W. Gaines Lincoln Neb Chas. Gray N. Wesley Gaines M. FE Will Carter

Rewards of Service and Local Developments Spark War Debates

Admiral Sims declined a decoration citing Secretary Daniels choices. General Pershing criticizes war-time rank inequities while Baker notes future satisfaction after demotions. In England ribbons are questioned as merit marks. The Weather brothers near Newcastle disrupt their homestead with a coal vein found while digging a cellar. Mule Creek oil starts flowing as pipeline reaches a 37,000 barrel tank and gathering lines extend through the field.

Admiral Sims Daniels General Pershing Baker London Evening Standard England Board of Secretary Weeher Plum Creek Newcastle Mule Creek Dakoming India Pipeline Company

Forget about the war dominates American mood

The piece notes many chase luxury and travel while urging forgetfulness of the war yet acknowledges that many veterans and families of the dead remain unable to forget. It cites Wisconsin elections where Victor Berger won despite treason charges as a sign the wind shifts toward forgetting the war.

Florida California Europe America France Wisconsin Victor L. Berger House of Congress

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