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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
6
This 1914 city ordinance in Alliance Nebraska sets speed limits, lighting, ownership consent rules, right of way and traffic rules. It prescribes penalties up to one hundred dollars and mandates enforcement by the police department. The measure repeals prior ordinances and takes effect after passage and publication.
The council aims to replace waste baskets before the convention. Clean-up days are set for June 15 and 16. The Farm Demonstrator committee has mailed 800 pamphlets to farmers about the program. A meeting is planned in about a month, with Prof. Pugsley of Nebraska University visiting next week to address business people and farmers.
Last Friday the Normal held a school picnic for all classes. The class of 1914 with sponsor Misa Paine and guest Miss Copeland traveled by car to Naylor’s Grove. Early cars left around 6:30 AM and breakfast awaited the group when the last car arrived. The day was calm and pleasant at the grove.
The Alice Freeman Palmer Society held a suffrage meeting in the assembly room with roll call and militant Mary slogans. Faculty women spoke on suffrage, Mrs. Hayward read an engaging paper, and Miss Vughhn read a home life story opposing suffrage. Music by Miss Copeland and Miss Swedberg accompanied the program.
A comical remark suggests eliminating dance features is as pointless as removing a barrel from a bung hole. The speaker adds that a man who criticizes his own town ends up diminishing himself.
Local employers post positions for stenographers at 60 per month and bookkeepers at 50 to 76, with combined roles and a schoolteacher post from 860 to 165 yearly. The notice urges readers to request the new 1914 catalog from presidents Groom and Renick.
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