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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
3
A group of professional ball players demands bigger pay and better benefits, arguing the current salaries and compensation structures fail to reflect their risk, time, and market value. Organizers vow to push for negotiated contracts and standardized raises across teams.
The Box Butte County Nebraska county court advertises a hearing on the final account of Grant H. Keenen administrator of John J. Keenen deceased. The May 21 1921 9 00 A M hearing in Alliance will allow objections and distribution. The notice names various parties and legal steps for interested persons to appear.
By virtue of an artisan's lien verified statement and description of the work done and materials furnished on the property repaired or enhanced, filed April 28, 1921, in Box Butte County Nebraska. A. H. Jones Company will sell the One 35 Horse-Power Rea 5 Wagon Automobile Truck, Serial F-14694, at public auction May 21, 1921 at 2:00 PM. Sale at northwest corner Third Street and Cheyenne Avenue Alliance. Attorneys Boyd, Metz & Meyer.
Jennie M Niquist files for divorce from Gust Niquist in Box Butte County Nebraska alleging extreme cruelty and long term non support. Respond by May 30 1921. Mitchell and Gantz attorneys noted.
County Floyd case lists plaintiff Heira and devisees in probate of Sarah Ann Small. Personal representatives and all persons interested are claimed in Section 32 49 area. Legal action seeks rights of heirs and interested parties.
City of Alliance Nebraska enacts a license occupation tax on circuses and exhibitions in tents and related venues. It specifies collection methods, penalties for nonpayment, and aligns with prior ordinances while outlining required licensing before any circus or show can operate within the city limits.
A local ordinance outlines licensing requirements for plumbers acting as drain layers. It specifies application procedures, certification standards, and compliance obligations for tradespeople engaging in drainage work within the city.
The item notes Germany cannot sell or use surplus munitions and suggests courthouses in Germany could store them. It adds a Cottonseed cake ad by O'Bannon & Neuswanger with phone 71, 290. It predicts the airplane’s slower domestication and the car as a household pet. A quip about scaring a plump woman by weighing her on junkman scales is included.
A damaged sign from a Saint Joseph Missouri church mocks religious gender and sin terms. The message advertises an evening worship with garbled wording and unclear intention, reflecting degraded readability from OCR.
A brief note mentions an artist's protest against many women aiming to resemble dolls. It references O'Bannon and Neuswanger and provides the phone 71. The text blends listings with commentary on beauty standards and public sentiment.
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