Board of Equalization actions and road order in Alliance Neb
County board notes from Alliance Neb report multiple sessions in June 1920. Actions include electing C L Hashman as chairman, raising assessments for W1 Sec 2 24 to 7900, contentious protest reviews, and an order establishing county road No 68 from southwest of Sec 30-26-47 to southwest of 27-26-47, width 66 feet, with damages awarded to Margaret McLean and road fund claims listed.
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Ordeerd
B. C. Soth
C. &. Clough
Board of Equazation
C. L. Slashman
Geo. W. Duncan
Anton Uhvng
J. A. Kevan
W. ©. Mountz
Board of Powers
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
E. E. Knight
Box Butte
Nebraska
Margaret McLean
Box Butte County
P. Coleman
Walter Robbins
Seike Ave
Kh. Ll. Evana
Elec Rao Voce
Irvin Myers
Nh. G. Konleht
Etree Meses
I Curry
J. &. Pauling
Vonsees
A. D. Hall
Phamsobpaebee
Juo, Pauling
Servicon
Eerie Teeek Ee
Peseauweserens
Sheridan Craig
W. J. Woodham
Services
C. L. Hashman
Frank Hashman
W. C. Mounts
General Fund
Cora M. Lewis
Alex Muirhead
City of Alliance
Lights
Nebraska Tele. Co
R. Burkholder
Poor Farm
Anton Uhrig
Geo
Quotable Quotes From Across Papers On Public Figures
A collage of brief editorial quips cites politicians and events from newspapers including Houston Post Columbia Record Brooklyn Eagle Nashville Tennessean Washington Post Wall Street Journal New York World Chicago Tribune and Nashville Southern Lumberman. It notes reactions to the dry decision on an Irish issue and remarks on Wilsons health and other political tidbits.
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Houston Post
Columbia Record
Brooklyn Eagle
Europe
Nashville
Congress
Nashville Tennessean
Supreme Court
New York
Chicago Tribune
Nashville Southern Lumberman
Detective asks why she believes husband will be shirtless
A detective questions a Madame about her husband vanishings. She asserts he will be without a shirt when found, citing that he promised to lose his last shirt before returning, and that the last shirt is already gone. The exchange has a wry, noir tone.
Tin Roof on the House Joke at the Bar
A shabby patron orders a tin roof, the bartender learns its name for straight whiskey, and the customer receives the drink with a gag about getting it on the house as he exits.
The Worship of Bulk in Small Village Papers
A reader’s note in The American Printer questions excessive reliance on bulk in publishers and readers during a time of paper shortage. The discussion suggests value should balance quantity with quality and usefulness.
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Aes
New York Sun
Auction of William Smith and Lucy Anderson on farm sale
A wedding notice and an auction sale notice arrived the same day. The item reports that William Smith and Miss Lucy Anderson were disposed of at public auction on the editor's farm one mile east in the presence of about seventy guests.
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Poketown Gazette
William Smith
Lucy Anderson
The Steady Death Rate in Halehearty Hills
A weary typist in Halehearty asks about the local death rate. A walking advertisement boasts a “wonderful steady” rate claiming one death to each person, while the sugar bowl and spoon joke under the rushed mood of the district.
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Halehearty
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the County Board
Board of Equadgation
Antion Ubrig
J. A. Keegan
K. L. Pierce
William Mitchell
Duncan
Uhrig
Hashman
Alliance Creamery Co
L. Hashmaan
Anton Ubrig
H. Moore & Co
Will Dempsey
Enaetuiania
Fred J. Boness
Jackson
Echo
Granville
C. J. Hashman
Len Mille
West Third Street
Ted
Herald
BOX Butte County Farms
the Thomas Company
Harold
Thomas
Neb
Licceri & Myers Tosacco Co
Riggetereysrs Pebacs
New York City