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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
2
This American comic opera, Robin Hood, will be staged at the Imperial Theatre on Sunday and Monday, March 22 and 23. Ralph Dunbar produces a full cast, large chorus, orchestra, scenery, and effects, promising a popular and well attended musical event.
Mrs Hadley is visiting her daughter Mrs John Lawrence for a few days while dental work is done. Dan Lawrence and Loren Ricketts break horses this week. Frank Trenkle hauls Tye to town recently. Elmer Shanks stays at home with family as John Trazier and son Jay haul goods.
The town saw a flurry of activity with families moving to farms east of town. Rosa DeWenter began breaking prairie for D R Law rence, and Otto Matz with his family returned to their farm from town. Grandpa Nason marked his eighty second birthday as he recovers slowly from illness since New Year. Rev Cilne conducted services at the Baptist church on Sunday.
Eliza Jane Chamberlain Reeves died at 71 in Alliance after a long life in Nebraska and Iowa. She taught in Otoe county, married Eugene Reeves in 1860, and leaves three children, eleven grandchildren, and a devoted Methodist past. active in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Council Bluffs Home for Orphans. Her death followed a calm farewell Testament to faith and a final reading of Tennyson.
Governor Samuel R McKelvie requests the resignation of state official Mr Beach for seeking political office while in state service. Beach resigns after returning excess salary collected under the provisional code law to the state treasury.
Eighth grade pupils will take exams at the Alliance courthouse and Hemingford high school on March 25 and 26. Opal Russel, County Superintendent.
District Attorney Clyne reports to Attorney General Palmer that hoarding of food supplies is a major threat across Chicago Kansas City Omaha and St Louis The DOJ will launch action against hoarders in these centers Butter and cheese stocks in Chicago have risen 300 percent over prior years Miss Margaret Barry seeks votes in The Herald auto and prize campaign Local support can be given at Quick Service Electric Co Adtg.
The remark suggests a candid judgment about accountability in the cafeteria context, implying that those involved are aware their own role or fault is exposed. It frames a critique of how responsibility is perceived and shared.
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