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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
5
The text notes female lobbyists press for action on child welfare bills and threaten to influence women voters in upcoming elections. Representative Epperton opposed a bill validating city council actions on local improvements, arguing councils rush decisions and should remain responsible.
The March 1 crop report shows larger farm grain reserves. Corn on hand is about 140.083 million bushels, wheat 19.958 million, oats about 48.163 million, with price depressed by low levels and transport costs. The report notes farm land values easing and 68 percent of corn held on farms, with large regional surplus patterns and national stock estimates for wheat oats barley.
The Red Cross assisted 418 520 ex service men in the past year and 35 268 in January 1921 across Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and Nebraska. Many seek help adjusting to civil life with rights and benefits, medical care, and vocational training.
Slightly used piano in Alliance repossessed and offered for sale on small monthly payments. A reliable party may purchase at a rare bargain. representative will call upon interested buyers.
The text discusses an anti cigarette bill H. BR. 455, stalled in committee but revived by Frank Anderson of Hamilton County. The bill was rewritten and the substitute will be considered. Some suggest cigars and plug tobacco may be included in the same bill.
The notice cites Alliance ordinances 268 and 278 mandating building permits for projects of 100 dollars or more and restricting moving buildings without a permit, with penalties. Mayor A D Rodgers signs the notice. A state utility rates bill was killed by the committee. utility men warned of renewed chances when the public is better informed.
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