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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
7
The city of Alliance Nebraska adopts Ordinance 196 regulating motor vehicle use speed limits traffic rules and penalties. It bans under sixteen or intoxicated operation enforces night lighting and owner consent rules and repeals prior ordinances with enforcement by police. It takes effect after publication following June 20 1914.
City council plans to remove the present waste baskets and install new ones before the convention. Clean up days are set for June 15 and 16. A farm demonstration committee has mailed 800 pamphlets to farmers about the program with a meeting planned in a month and Prof. Pugsley of Nebraska University to speak to business leaders and farmers next week.
Last Friday the class of 1914 with sponsor Miss Paine and guest Miss Copeland joined a picnic at Naylor's grove. The dawn turnout began early with the first car leaving about 6 30 am and breakfast ready when the last car arrived. The day, though windy in town, was calm and pleasant at the grove.
The article describes a suffrage meeting held by the Alice Freeman Palmer Society in the assembly room with speeches by faculty members and a reading by Miss Vaughn. Members answered with militant slogans, enjoyed music, and invited guests for refreshments after the program. The class plans a camping trip after the Normal.
A blunt remark likens removing objectionable dance features to removing a barrel from a bung hole and warns that criticizing one's own hometown backfires on the speaker. The line reflects a sardonic view of self-critique and local loyalty.
Advertises 600 openings for stenographers at 60 dollars, bookkeepers at 50, combined stenographer and bookkeeper at 76, and high school teachers at 80 to 165 dollars. Businessmen frequent these wants. promotes 1914 catalog. Address Hastings Nebraska. F L Groom, President. H L Renick, Secretary.
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