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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
4
Lloyd C. Thomas, president of The Herald Publishing Company, swears 6,200 copies were circulated in April 1918 through mail, carriers, newsstands, and office, averaging 1,550 per issue. Affidavit sworn April 28, 1913. commission expires 1918.
The passage notes a sequence of nicknames used by administrations and political groups in Hem ingford, citing Roosevelt era as the "Teddy Bear" and Taft era as the "Billy Possum" and introducing a current label the "Woody Tiger" for the present administration.
The Northport Herald moved to Bridgeport and became The Bridgeport Herald. Editors urged Ed Casper to publish on the Bridgeport side, noting his cross river move should earn him strong patronage from locals.
The Herald notes fewer Lincoln letters during the session and highlights a rise in interesting editorials in the Old Weekly Journal after Horace M. Davis, assistant chief clerk of the House, returns to his home.
The Herald notes neighboring papers fairly mention the Alliance quarantine without sensationalism or bias, aiming to present the facts honestly rather than use the matter to attack the city.
The Herald notes that many exchanges announced a June 2 start for the Anderson State Junior Normal, a mistaken date that was later corrected. The paper explains the June 2 date was adopted temporarily but to be finalized, and asks exchanges to update their notices promptly.
Underwood condemns protective tariffs as government overreach and urges a return to bedrock principles in tariff policy. He argues taxation harms citizens more than self reliance and warns the fire violates political economy and common sense.
Report describes a social event where guests prepared for a discussion at Secretary Bryan's house. The scene centers on wine and hospitality with comments on a premier’s bravery amid a tense political moment, including Bryan’s abstention and the audience’s reaction.
The article highlights Cary of Wisconsin promoting Mount Vernon inquiry while a naval association of women runs Mount Vernon and preserves it. People argue the government should fund preservation as volunteers claim credit for saving the site from decay and ruin.
C Thomsie travels east this week to conduct business and meet with regional officials in the state’s eastern sector.
A lengthy list of proposed measures includes penalties for mislabeled paint, allows Omaha to issue bonds for a city auditorium, and tightens injunction timelines. Other bills cover irrigation, road and railroad safety, bankruptcy of tax and fee rules, public records, and county governance with many emergency provisions.
In a Detroit note from the W C T U, City Secretary for Boys, Eugene C. Foster, argues that modern women’s dress endangers male youth. He cites street fashion, tight waists, low necks, short sleeves, and “peek-a-boo” styles as provoking indecency and threatening moral restraint among teens.
Omaha May 14 Luncheon and a banquet with dance follow a automobile ride and a special bustlation at Ak Sar Ben arranged for Nebraska Press Association members. Committees oversee entertainment with a June 1 4 convention schedule and activities in South Omaha and the city.
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