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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
4
A regional effort spans Alliance and northwestern Nebraska to boost economic development. Local leaders announce collaboration with state agencies and business groups to improve jobs, infrastructure, and community services over the coming year.
The Valley Enterprise, issued from Valley in Douglas County, labeled the recent Nebraska election a landslide for decency in its retrospective reference.
The text notes a brisk chi nook wind after a brief cold snap with temperatures reported as 24 to 31 below zero. It reflects appreciation of the mild wind following extreme cold conditions.
The text notes the subsidy proposal is broadly unpopular, likening it to tariff revision disfavor. It criticizes the president as phlegmatic and hedged by advisers, suggesting he does not realize the discontent.
A call to unity urges residents to back town growth and resist public negativity. The piece promotes a "live and let live" policy where business rivals should refrain from knocking each other and focus on development and cooperation.
The article notes that Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho and Washington now allow women equal voting rights. Washington recently adopted a woman suffrage amendment to its constitution in the latest election.
In the last Nebraska campaign the claim that county option equals prohibition stoked opposition. Missouri voters rejected statewide prohibition by over 100000 but kept county option, illustrating a regional difference in liquor policy.
Washington reports that Judge Robert W. Archibald of Pennsylvania and Interstate Commerce Commissioner Martin A. Knapp were nominated to the federal court of commerce. Archibald’s past was attacked as a fraud upon the public in an 1885 Lackawanna suit, while Knapp’s pro railroad stance drew objections to railroading cases before the court.
A Read ing Pennsylvania socialist plumber elected to the state legislature says he intends to raise the devil when Harrisburg hosts the legislature. The remark hints at confrontational politics as the lawmaking session approaches this winter.
Alliance readers praise high class productions at the Phelan Opera House such as The Man on the Box Paid in Full and Rosalind at Red Gate. Despite acclaim the house barely breaks even due to high salaries, risking loss of quality shows and a shift to cheaper melodrama if patronage does not rise. Two more performances Cast Aside and The Rosary are slated this month with hope for continued support to sustain the venue.
Sunday to Friday evening services outline themes The Fatherhood of God The World's Approach to God The Christian Church The Home The Consecrated Life The Brotherhood of Man Scriptural references accompany each topic All are urged to attend these services.
Frank Dunning, son in law of J McCorkle and former Alliance boy, left Tuesday for his Montana home after visiting the McCorkle family for several days. He had cattle and stock with him but bad weather forced his return home. Mrs Dunning stays with her parents and brother for a time.
An advertisement by chiropractor A M Warren promises health restoration through adjustments. It claims chiropractic removes the cause of disease and yields quick results without drugs or surgery and provides contact details for the Alliance, Nebraska office.
Mrs Burris remains very ill while S C Beek made a Omaha trip last week. Ethel Nolan assisted at the county clerk’s office and Minelle Highland recovered from La Grippe. The Nelson Fletcher Fire Insurance Agency updated office fixtures. Dr A Gaiser visited Lincoln for two days and Irene Roup returned home for the holidays.
Ward Rubendall of Alliance left Sunday to begin work at Lincoln. A reception with music and a bell luncheon followed at his parents’ home. Printing offices’ closure would cut business by half. Eight delegates from Humphrey and three from St Paul to join Firemen’s Association. Rex Garage owner sells a Hupmobile. Dr Copsey keeps a Lambert. Miss Laura Mounts takes deputy county clerk post. Editor Clark praised Hemingford Journal. Chase Feagins aiding Blackfoot Idaho land sales for Nebraska clients. Rev James B Brown sent New Year cards to his First Presbyterian church. Dr Bellwood’s wife ill in Long Beach. he left by the afternoon train. Swine topics to be discussed at Lincoln meetings January 18 1911. R M Baker of Westerville renews paper to 1913 and orders pictorial charts.
War veteran A. K. Smith of Erie Pennsylvania lauds Dr King’s New Life Pills for relief from indigestion constipation and liver trouble. Ad copy urges try them for stomach liver or kidney issues and notes a 25 cent price at F J Brennan’s.
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