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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
5
A humorous tale describes a green-eyed intruder causing mischief in the Baptist Church service but is thwarted by the pastor who uses wit and faith to restore laughter. The note reports record Sunday school attendance and large congregations at both services with ongoing revival sermons and upcoming prayer meetings.
St Matthew Episcopal guild to meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs F W Harris as hostess at the parish house.
The lanes aid society of the M. E. church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 pm at 501 Laramie, with Mrs Ira sh assisting. All members and friends invited. The M E choir meets at the church after prayer meeting to practice Easter music.
A church notes notice states the choir will present entertainment at the church on the evening of March 3. The item mentions no additional details about program or guests.
Salvation Army Commander A Swanson of Des Moines will visit the Salvation Army hall Saturday Sunday and Monday to promote the home service department. The new Victor records go on sale on the first day each month. Mann Music Art Co 27.
The American Legion campaigns for the Reed amendment to Senator Norval's language bill in Nebraska. Led by Seward and state officials, the drive argues the measure prevents central German domination and protects English as the language of loyal citizens. Robert G. Simmons stresses the amendment as the strongest Americanization effort before the legislature.
Bills H R 113 and H R 128 move from the child welfare committee to the general file as a split committee weighs censorship versus free expression. The Gilford Byrum measure targets local officers for enforcing strict controls on indecent exhibitions, while the censorship bill argues it creates new jobs and risks graft. Petitions for and against have flooded the legislature as the two measures prepare for a showdown.
Mann Music & Art Co presents Hono lulu Eyes, a Victor record numbered 18721. The item appears in a catalog entry listing the song and distributor.
The following pupils received penmanship awards over the last six weeks in Alliance schools. Central school honorees include Stella Moore andOpal Beals among others. Emerson school recipients include Mildred Grace and Lewis Beaver.
A collection of humorous observations from RANDOM SHOTS notes cover sewing week playful lines about wimpus and split wimpus a jab at iron in blood a Coca Cola thermometer gag a charge at bootleggers and a tax filing reminder. The column closes with hopes for a Brockwell pay and a five reel movie without California bathing beauties.
Lakeside residents list recent travels and visitors from Alliance, Antioch, Ellsworth, and Omaha Potash Co. moves include Zeman and Johnston relocating. Local events mention the Presbyterian church program Living Pictures and a New York Sun remark on religion and a critique of rail fare hikes.
The U S Forest Service plans to give or lend a single male buffalo to qualified individuals or institutions from a Wichita National Forest herd in Oklahoma. The 150 head herd includes a 28 year old marked as the gray gander and young bulls. recipients must cover crate, haul, and freight costs from Cache, Oklahoma to delivery, and provide suitable housing and hay.
The Nebraska Land Company advertises for stock hogs valued for agricultural investment. They invite interested breeders and farmers to contact for purchase arrangements and potential partnerships.
The C. S. Mooney bakery is sold to Gillespie Brow of Osmwatomie Kansas and partners will take control March 10. The new owners, experienced in bakery buying, plan to expand wholesale trade and capture regional share now going to Denver firms. Modern machinery and improvements will be installed as Caton men arranged the deal. Mooney may move to the country after sale.
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