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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
2
Entry at the Alliance post office indicates second class matter status for transportation. The item identifies The Burr Printing Company as owner and publisher with George L. Burr and Edwin M. Burr listed in management roles.
This piece compares newspaper quarrels to church disputes in Alliance, arguing editors keep private life separate from the public feud. It notes the tendency for preachers to clash over labor and class issues, then reconcile, urging restraint and ethical conduct in both presses and pulpits.
A Nebraska warning scolds prohibition enforcement for pursuing bootleggers while recognizing the deadly risk of home brewed alcohol. The piece argues death by tainted liquor is akin to self harm and questions criminal liability for sellers versus buyers.
An editorial condemns dangerous street activity by drivers and youths after school in Alliance. It laments lack of controls on car rides behind sleds on Box Butte avenue and warns that reckless driving could have led to serious injuries, praising providence for sparing the children.
The piece argues for fair treatment of consumers who buy bootleg liquor while condemning the producers. It suggests enforcement should target the supply chain and warns that more people reaching death's door will reduce sales. It frames prohibition agents as aiming to curb poisoned hooch through strict action.
In Alliance editors urge guardians to keep boys off busy streets and favor country outings to avoid accidents. They call for public projects to provide youth facilities and caution parents to discipline play to prevent crippling injuries. Diamonds bought during wage periods are returning to market despite hosiery sales.
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