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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
6
Five new hand made spring wagons are ready for delivery. They are described as better made and more durable than machine made wagons and will provide better satisfaction. Prices are reasonable and buyers are urged to call immediately before they sell out. Located shop opposite Palace Livery Barn.
In Alliance Nebraska Pap Dillon of the Hotel Rotterdam is highlighted for his status as the “beat” hotel in the Snake Creek valley. The piece humorously describes his staffing troubles, odd job applicants, and a plan to solve the help problem, including a letter from a friend that stings more than once. The text also includes a formal notice forming the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Box Butte County with organizational details and officer appointments.
Water taxes are due January 1, 1911 and must be paid at the city hall office. Water will be turned off for services not settled by January 20, 1911 with a one dollar late charge before reconnection. Carlson Water Commissioner.
Mrs. P. F. Schott underwent surgery at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs a week ago Thursday and remains very ill as friends hope for a swift recovery. Also noting that G. M. Burns seventh grade teacher at Central school reports his child seriously ill this week with indigestion and pneumonia.
The piece notes rising public interest in temperance and prohibition with widespread demand for informed discussion. It cites Henry Smith Williams and McClure's magazine on alcohol effects and pro prohibition statistics, plus Georgia Alabama growth reports and four women in Colorado's Legislature.
The article outlines opposition to a Local Rural Parcels Post measure arguing it would drain business from small town retailers and push population toward large cities. It cites opinions from civic leaders and labor groups and warns of long term harm to rural communities and social life.
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