Alliance Herald official newspaper profile and ownership
The Alliance Herald is the official newspaper of Alliance Nebraska and Box Butte County. It is published by The Burr Printing Company with George L Burr Jr as president and Edwin M Burr as vice president. It is mailed as second class matter and serves as the city and county publication.
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Alliance
Neb
George L. Burr, Jr
Edwin M. Burr
Box Butte County
Burr Printing Company
Special session oversteps call as lawmakers push beyond remit
The Nebraska legislature's special session, convened by Governor McKelvie to tackle a defined set of topics, shows signs of overreach as both houses push beyond the call. They revive debates on highway funding, resist federal aid, and consider resolutions outside the permitted subjects, prompting Democratic concerns about rushing policy and possible political cost.
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Hoyle
McKelvie
State Highway Department
Phil Bross
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
State Railway Commission
House
Senate
Johnson
Box Butte Officials Challenge State Highway Dept
Box Butte county commissioners join a statewide attack on State Engineer George E. Johnson. Commissioner Carrell notes $48 370 in federal aid funds remain unused as routes await approval, with no state department guidance. Money must be used this year or Box Butte loses it.
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Box Butte County
State Highway Department
George E. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Cherry
Sherman County
Johnson
Carrell
McLean
State Department
County builds cheap roads while state expensive says Carrell
Mr. Carrell presents figures showing Box Butte county spent under state aid on seven miles of Potash highway at over 4000 dollars per mile versus Chadron road at 104 dollars per mile. Maintenance costs favor Chadron road at 188.90 dollars per mile. Hashman road proves cheaper than the costly Char ron project. The legislature considers highway investigations amid campaign rhetoric about county versus state control.
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Carrell
Box Butte
State Department
Chadron
Alliance-Hemingford
Ex Soldier and Crime Linked to Postwar Youths
County Judge Tash argues crime waves stem from youths drafted in 1917 rather than ex soldiers. He cites local and wider surveys showing most violators now are aged nineteen to twenty two, amid rising bootleg and bank robbery activity.
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Julie Tash
Judge Tash
American Legion
F. L. Christian
New York State
Christian
Tash
Alliance
United States
Box Butte
Weighing News Value Aboard the Columbia Study
The Columbia University class measures reader taste in newspaper content. Voters split on scandal politics foreign news sports crime economy finance and social items. The survey shows readers desire varied coverage and editors balance offerings.
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Lincoln Star
Aieenas
Bill Jones
Society
Miss Tanglefoot
Congress
Columbia University
Reys
The Two Hens A Folk Tale Of Responsibility
A Leghorn hen and a Wyandotte hen each dream of brooding chicks. The owner notes the Leghorn’s anxiety and mismanages her brood, transferring the chicks to the calmer Wyandotte. The tale’s moral warns against letting trifles derail progress.
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Leghorn
Wyandotte
Religion Shapes Business Morality, Advertising Bureau Says
The local advertising bureau urges scientific church advertising and argues religion is essential to business morality. It states morality comes from a Divine Creator, praising religious leaders as models in American business and warning that lack of faith would harm enterprises and society.
Go Out Into the Streets to Fill the House of God
A faith message urges public outreach to the maimed, homeless, and blind, stressing divine mercy and the need to bring all to the fold. The speaker cites a biblical command to compel people to come in so God’s house may be filled, insisting there is no exclusiveness.
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