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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1920

Page

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County board tightens relief rules over lavish pauper meals

County commissioners Hashman and Ubrig, after reviewing a week of county grocery bills, announce a crackdown on aid to families living at home with board supplied. They cite a single household with a $30 plus weekly bill and lavish purchases, threatening to send such cases to the poor farm unless strict limits and oversight are set.

Hashman and Ubrig Alliance Hashman Herald

Weather Outlook for Alliance Area Tonight and Wednesday

Generally fair conditions persist for Alliance and nearby areas with cooler temperatures. A cold wave affects the extreme east portion bringing zero degree readings, shaping a sharp temperature drop into the night and into Wednesday.

Alliance and Vicinity

Poor Judgments Lead to Unwise Scuffle Near Recruiting Office

A Saturday incident near the recruiting office shows a man chosen to confront Ryan proved capable of handling himself. Henry, described as handy with his fists, kept the intruder at bay. A steak application was used to fade the aggressor’s color.

Ryan Henry

Alliance Packing draws strong early stockman interest

Six representatives of Alliance Packing report enthusiastic response from stockgrowers on the first day of promotion. Officials say financing arrangements are near, and the project is seen as a path to lower costs and higher profits for Alliance and the surrounding district. The commercial group urges support with the rallying cry Lets Go.

Alliance Packing Company Alliance Allance

Alliance Teamwork Pushes Past Scottsbluff in Opener

Alliance basket tossers win 34 to 18 thanks to teamwork and fast play. Star guard Ray Edwards leads with a long string of baskets while G. Joder contributes despite a sprained ankle. Coach Prince has built a rapid five and next faces Kimball. Joe Reardon of Omaha visits city.

Alliance Husky Prince Ray Edwards G. Joder Joder Edwards Kimball

Board of Commissioners Appoints Knight Highway Czar

Box Butte county voters see County Surveyor R. B. Knight named highway commissioner with broad charge over state highways and local roads. J W Bicknell petitions were rejected amid large remonstrances. Dr Charles E Slagle retained as county physician as 1920 session continues with budget talks and insurance disputes.

R. E. Knight Dr. Slagle Board of Commissioners R. BE. Knight Box Butte County Knight J. W. Bicknell Bicknell Charles E. Slagle Box Butte Hashman Uhrig Duncan Cc. L. Hashman Court House John Lawrence

Alliance banks show big gain in assets

Rufus Jones, secretary of the Community club, reports a composite bank statement from three local banks First National Alliance National and First State. Total assets amount to 3 421 031 29 with loans 2 132 297 58 cash on hand 983 394 89 U S bonds 259 143 82 federal reserve stock 6 000 00 capital stock 135 000 00 undivided profits 14 770 63 circulation 99 997 50 deposits 3 088 218 72 Miss Falloon of the Alliance Packing company returns from Hot Springs where she spent a month on vacation.

Rufus Jones Community Club First National Alliance National First State Federal Reserve Banking House

Deputy Reed and the I W W Card Yarn

Two months after Oscar Reed served as Alliance chief of police a false tale spread that he carried an I W W card. The story traced from a red leather card found on a prisoner to rumors Reed supported Reds, prompting a rapid investigation and swift withdrawal of the yarn.

Oscar Reed Alliance Oscar Nora Taylor International Workers of the World W. W Herald Reed Law and Order Reds Miller

Untitled Yarn About I W W Referencing Local Deputy Sheriff

The piece traces a local yarn to within one man of its origin, warning against mocking Mr Reed and noting the deputy sheriff’s sharp mood when the topic turns to I W W. It urges choosing other subjects such as stolen hides or the so called house of hystery to avoid trouble and keep peace.

Organize a Boy Scout Troop in Alliance

Plan to organize another Boy Scout troop in Alliance limited to boys over twelve enrolled in the Methodist church. W J Mahaffy to act as scoutmaster and organization to be completed once credentials arrive. A meeting of interested boys will then be called.

Wonder Way Alliance Methodist Church W. J. Mahaffy

Alliance group assists installation at Antioch lodges

The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas from Alliance traveled to Antioch Monday evening to help install new officers for two lodges there. Sixteen Alliance members attended, along with Mrs. H. A. Grimes of Hemingford. A banquet followed the ceremony.

Odd Fellows and Rebeccas of Alliance Antioch A. Grimes Hemingford

Railroadmen battle at Ansley leaves railroader injured

Paul Riddle former Alliance resident and Burlington brakeman was seriously hurt in Ansley Nebraska after an argument over a time card. Riddle clashed with an Ansley operator who knocked him down with a lantern and then stabbed him causing twenty nine stitches. The operator then fetched a shotgun to finish him but his wife intervened ending the fight. Authorities may hold the operator after discharge from the railroad.

Paul Riddle Alliance Seneca Ravenna Burlington Ansley Neb Riddle

County Budget Totals 54000 With Roads Drive and Court Costs

The county estimates total expenses for the coming year at 54000, up 12000 from last year. Road funding rises by 8000 and district court budget by 1500 to 5000 due to a costly Lackey case. Other items include county officers 8000, court house costs 2050, county agent 2000, board of health 800, telephones 300, misc 600, roads and bridges 20000, court house bonds 6000.

Eiccinerio Cscctepeceteneren Board of Health

Forest Lumber to Build Office and Improve Yards

Forest Lumber Co. completed purchase of the lot between their yards and the Carroll blacksmith shop. They plan a two story brick office with full basement and new sheds as part of yard improvements. Construction to begin once possession is obtained, likely in March.

The Forest Lumber Company Carrol Blacksmith Shop

Kids Try to Crack Safe at Darling's Furniture Store

Juvenile burglars attempted to force the safe at George Cy Darling furniture store using a hammer and cold chisel. They entered through a rear window, damaged the safe, but escaped after a failed theft leaving candy, a watch, and keys, with no further clues found.

George Cy Darling Darling Omaha

Twelve Box Butte boys chosen for agricultural short course

A county committee selected twelve Box Butte county boys ages eighteen to twenty one to attend a four week agricultural short course funded by C A Newberry. The program starts January 26 with sessions beginning Monday.

Opal Russell W. B. Spencer Alliance Creamery George Neuswanger Box Butte C. A. Newberry Ralph Harris Charles Sisley Arthur Grove Cecil Beal Loren Bliss Elton Harris Fred Seidler Newberry Russell

Sell us secondhand clothes at 164 Cleaners and Tailors

Round up your second hand clothes, suits and overcoats and bring them to the 164 Cleaners and Tailors. We pay cash for them. You can just as well have the cash as something that you can't use. We can use any color, any size. Bring them in and get the money. 164 ee 313 Box Butte,

Box Butte

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