Cherry County Man Replies to State Engineer Open Letter
Arthur Bowring of Valentine, Cherry County Commissioner, fires back at State Engineer George E. Johnson over questioned costs and contract awarded on project No. 66. Bowring cites bids, overruns, and alleged sole responsibility, and publishes an open letter detailing delays, charges, and requested explanations.
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Arthur Bowring
Valentine
Cerry County
George E. Johnson
State Highway Department
Johnson
King
Bowring
Prahl
Case Hotel
Green
J. Boyer
Cherry County
Biring
Cherry County Board
Lincoln
Peterson
Cherry County Fund
Edward Peterson Company
Omaha
Lee
Station No. 146
Highway Department
Berry
Black
Berry Bridge
Wen “Arthur Bowring
Board of County Commissioners
Erry County
Wanted 100 lb Stock Pigs
Wanted notice seeks 100 pound stock pigs from O Bannon and Neus wanger. The brief listing names two individuals and a location code 181f for reference.
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O’bannon & Neuswanger
Pate Explains Smith Towner Education Bill at Masons Meeting
W R Pate Alliance schools superintendent spoke to the Scottish Rite Masons at the Masonic Temple about the Smith Towner education bill. He argued for a large national education program including literacy and Americanization funds, teacher training, and a national department of education with cabinet head.
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W. R. Pate
Alliance Schools
Scottish Rite Masons
Masonic Temple
Department of Education
Pate
United States
South
Phisean General
Executive Garments
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
The
National Congress Tions
Daughters of the American Elation
League of Woman Voters
Amon Library Association
American Federation of Labor
Alliance Basketball Players Accused of Exam Cheating
The Tar Herald reports three Alliance basketball players accused of stealing examination papers. Authorities fear allowing them to play would ruin school sports integrity and demand accountability from Alliance schools and teams amid strong community scrutiny.
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Alliance
Gering
Par
Chiropractic to Prevent and Cure Snizzles by Spine Alignment
The article explains that keeping the body in top form prevents snizzles and that misaligned spinal bones squeeze nerves, reducing nerve force. Chiropractic adjustments realign the spine to restore nerve flow and body resistance, arguing this treats the cause of colds rather than remedies like lemon juice or mustard baths.
Alliance seeks rate abolition on Q line to aid cattle trade
Cattle freight rates on the Q line are challenged as discriminatory. Alliance argues the 50 cent maximum rate favors Henry Nebraska, leaving other territory towns 500 miles from Omaha without equal access. They urge the commission to establish Burlington & Quincy rates to stop the unequal treatment and restore fair competition.
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Henry
Nebraska
Omaha
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Alliance
Commission
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cattle Shipment Argument Aims for Equal Freight Access
A brief notes a bid to allow cattle shipments to Alliance and nearby towns on the same terms as competing routes. The item emphasizes parity in access and rates among rail and road options.
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Alliance
Alliance High School Girls Triumph Over Chadron 24 6
Alliance high school girls defeated Chadron girls 24 to 6 in a Thursday game marked by visitors protesting calls. Chadron pressed for boys rules, then a mix in the first half before switching to girls rules in the second half. Emerson grade school boys beat Antioch Copy 17 to 12 in the preliminary game.
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Alliance High School
Chadron
Alliance
Emerson Grade School
Antioch Co Pay
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Chiropractic Health Service
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Rolly
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