Alliance council approves taxing district for curb and paving bonds
City of Alliance Nebraska enacts taxes to fund curb work in Improvement District No 8 and paving work in District No 1. Special assessments based on frontage levy 7 percent interest on delinquent installments with a 10 percent penalty after delinquency. Bonding plan to refund outdated debt includes twelve thousand dollars in five percent refunding bonds payable at Lincoln Nebraska.
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VADINANCE No 227 Levy for paving district in Alliance
An ordinance levies a special tax on specific lots and real estate in paving district No 1 to cover the cost of paving the alley. The Alliance city council declares the measure and authorizes the assessment as part of district improvements.
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Bond Refunding Ordinance Adopted by Alliance City Council
The 1916 Alliance City Council approves a refunding bond ordinance with Sections detailing sale at par, use of proceeds, and creation of a sinking fund. Taxes levied 1917 1920 fund interest and principal, withCity credit pledged and general fund fallback. Ordinance becomes effective upon publication, signed by Mayor Penrose Romig.
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Solons Down to Business
Lieutenant Governor Edgar Howard assumed the reins of his office Tuesday afternoon and wielded the gravel in the senate with calmness and seriousness. In his opening speech he said the presiding officer should not rule with an iron hand but be the medium through which the senate governs itself.
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Northeast Nebraska House Debates Rail Freight Shortage Resolutions
Rep Marty of Cass and Rep Jacobson of Polk push information requests on freight car and motive power shortages. Gov Keith Neville names Lee Metcalfe private secretary. Taylor of Custer wields influence. Dawes Sioux head engrossed and enrolled bills. Lloyd Thomas leads constitutional amendments efforts.
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Mome-Made Gas Ties Spanish Brown to Cork Refuse
A description explains how home made gas from cork refuse yields a volatile gas during burning and leaves a carbonized residue known as Spanish brown. The process uses large cork tiles and white bark heated over a fire, releasing gas in the evenings.
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Consiera
Card printing at The Herald offers prompt service
Calling cards for the tables are printed promptly and neatly at The Herald once. The prices are reasonable. Phone 340 for samples and prices, or call at the office.
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Luck versus preparation in personal success
The piece argues that belief in luck undercuts self effort. It contrasts unlucky self-worship with the steady energy, concentration, courage, and patience that prepare individuals to seize opportunity. It cites William George Jordan as the voice explaining how readiness meets chance.
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William George Jordan
Men and Women Snarl in Argument Over Who Has the Last Word
The exchange shows irritation as a husband demands the last word while his wife responds with calm defiance. She notes men exhaust their arguments, leaving women with the final say in recurring disputes.
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Heaton
Improbable Stranger Sparks Sympathy in Passing Show
In a theatrical vignette a bemused stranger questions an apparent sweat, while another character feigns anger and sarcasm, producing a brief clash that underscores the era’s stage irony and public display.
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Couldn't Corner Him In Orchard Tale
A father finds his son Jack on the prize apple tree in the family orchard. The boy gives a casual reply about climbing up to cool off, revealing his temptation to steal a special fruit. The scene captures a quiet childhood moment and the lure of forbidden fruit.
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Umbrella Urged as Weather Turns
Vaele Chen quips that rain will come but suggests acting rather than waiting for a perfect sign. He advises carrying an umbrella when clouds threaten. The remark appears in a Washington Star column remarking on practical weather wisdom.
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Washington Star
Clean cotton rags wanted by The Herald office
The Herald seeks clean cotton rags and will pay three cents per pound. Woolen rags are not accepted.
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