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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
8
The Imperial theatre will shut after Sunday shows for about thirty days to complete planned changes. The new look and updated projector will make the popular picture house second to none in western Nebraska.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor champions the War Savings and Thrift Stamp campaign. He says saving aids government and workers, creates jobs and better wages, and urges one dollar weekly saves per member could total over 159 million dollars yearly.
United States soldiers sailors and marines wounded in service receive special consideration from the Civil Service Commission and the Federal Board for Vocational Education. Discharged Yanks with poor physicals are examined via referral, offered training, and placed in suitable employment after practical tests.
The Civil Service Commission reports Washington D C congestion eased after 20 000 war workers left since armistice and further drops expected. Homes Registration Service offers rooming and boarding with two persons per room at 40 to 42 50 monthly and government residence halls for about 2 000 women at 45 monthly. Stenographers typists and bookkeepers remain in demand as vacancies persist.
A frenzied oil stock pitch extols Texas pools as the world’s richest, urging readers to invest a few hundred dollars. The ad promises safe handling, broker guarantees, and certificates in reliable oil companies, claiming profits will surge next year and beyond.
A patron praises a large selection range calling it the vastest display. The speaker wonders why anyone would settle for less and commends Alliance for offering the combined showing of leading lines.
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