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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
4
The Alliance Herald details Burr Printing Co owners at Alliance post office as a second class matter. Publication is tied to Box County and the Burr Printing Company with George L. Burr Jr. and entrain M. Burr in executive roles.
Editorial sympathy shifts to Calvin Coolidge as vice president, praised for addressing the classical league at the University of Pennsylvania on retaining the classics. The piece notes his limited real power, reflects on his Boston origins, and laments aging Civil War veterans and women’s groups, urging affordable reunion travel for G A R and related organizations.
A brief editorial note urges renewed public goodwill toward railroads, praising their role and expressing a momentary appreciation for the industry and its services.
Governor Small faces an embezzlement indictment and resists arrest claiming immunity as chief executive. Troops deployed and court decision expected today while charges involve state funds deposited in banks at 2 percent and loaned at 6 or 7 percent amid a political machine. Similar cases include a western mayor who refused resignation after a graft conviction.
At a Fairview Farmers Union meeting last Friday the group argued threshing prices. Some said operators overprice, proposing seven cents for rye and five to nine for other grains, with farmer paid fuel as fair. Ice cream and cake were served as the social hour ended.
Point of Rock Creek notes show O F Hershman visiting the area for a business call. Bernice Nichols is sick. Beal, engineer for Trine threshing, left for Sidney to work for White Truck Co. Sapp replaces Beal with Trine. Essex brothers and Ernie Wienell visited north of Bill Johnson's camp. Wires out at the telephone office delayed central calls. Burke hay to begin Monday. Arthur and Richard Denton down.
Sioux county residents and visitors share a weekend in Alliance and Nichols. Frank Vaughn and Lore family host friends. grain moves to Alliance. threshing machines draw attention as families, neighbors, and travelers join in picnics, car trouble, and frontier days plans in late summer.
Miss Avis Joder and Miss Edna Benedict motored to Berea Saturday and spent Sunday with Miss Benedict's sister, Mrs. Harry Loomis.
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