Lloyd Thomas Praised For Legislative Record In Nebraska
A 1917 Nebraska legislature veteran recalls dedication to promises and prohibition support. Editor Robert Rice lauds Lloyd Thomas of Box Butte County for shaping western Nebraska policy, passing eleven of sixteen bills and leading forestry, rail, and pipeline measures.
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Chautauqua Adds Patriotism Boost to Alliance Visit
The Standard Chautauqua System backs patriotism through Red Cross Defense League and bonds. July 18 to 23 Alliance six day program features Fisk Jubilee Singers Old Fashioned Girls Chicago Orchestra and a slate of notable speakers led by Leslie Shaw and Dr John Fox. Tickets unchanged despite higher costs as crowd appeal grows.
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Boy Scouts
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Chicago Orchestra
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Practice Economy in Buying and Using Shoes War Times
The article notes leather shortages push shoe prices higher and fancy styles add cost. It offers tips from Emergency bulletin No 12 by the University of Nebraska on economy, including properly fitted shoes lasting longer and durable heels and avoiding patent leather.
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College of Agriculture, University of Nebraska
Maintaining Shoes for Economy and Longevity
The article advises practical footwear choices for durability and cost efficiency. It contrasts plain black kid shoes with high and low styles, notes the costs of fashionable shoes, and recommends cloth tops, canvas options, alternating pairs, and proper care including polish, brushes, and shoe trees. It warns that cheap shoes are not economical.
Our Troops Land in France A Just War Victory Message
The article reports that by June 27 the first and second contingents of the American European army landed safely in a French port following the May 18 expedition order. It credits public patience, newspaper restraint, and government action for keeping the mission secret and frames the landing as proof no further transports are in danger zones. It asserts the war is just for democracy and human rights and promises the flag will carry to victory again.
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Coal Operators Pledge to Sell at Fair Prices in Washington
Four hundred coal operators pledged to sell coal at fair and reasonable prices after being warned the government could intervene. Secretaries Lane and Daniels pressed for patriotic duty, warning of potential government action if prices remain inflated. The pledge is questioned as a possible delay tactic if conditions are not met.
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John T. Fort
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Navy
Red Cross
Mr. Lane
America
France
Sam
Advertising and commerce honor in the public interest
The article argues business and commerce deserve respect for shaping cities and providing goods services and transportation. It asserts advertising embodies truth and service and pledges The Herald to ensure honest advertising by manufacturers and distributors, inviting readers to trust the ads for quality goods and needs.
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Town Celebrites Cartoon Series Introduced By Merald
The Merald begins a cartoon series titled Town Celebrites featuring caricatures of town leaders to highlight notable traits. Readers may inform editors if any depiction misrepresents a pictured citizen.
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