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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
3
The article argues that children need to be taught to play and that parents often lack the skill. It favors starting education early, not in formal classrooms, but in playgrounds, fields, or beaches, contrasting with more advanced nations and noting bans like jazz and the fox trot in Hungary’s halls.
A short notice lists buyers O Bannon and Neuswanger seeking fat and stock hogs with contact phone 71. The rest reports U S car totals from 1920 and a quip about demobilization and Italian immigration, noting wartime anxieties.
Grant H. Keenen as administrator has filed the final account and petition for distribution in the Box Butte Nebraska estate case. A hearing is set for May 21, 1921 at 9:00 A M in Alliance County Court Room. Notice will be published for three weeks in the Alliance Herald.
A. H. Jones Company filed an artisan's lien against John Keane for 398.55 with 7 percent interest from Oct 21, 1920. The amount due now is 4153.08 and no legal action has been started. The lienholder will sell a 85 horsepower Reo Speed Wagon truck, Serial F-14694, at public auction May 21, 1921 at 2 p.m. at the northwest corner of Third Street and Cheyenne Avenue in Alliance Box Butte County.
The Milwaukee Journal argues that judging the world’s trajectory is futile, but action matters. It notes individuals failing to care worsen conditions while those who clean up their own corners improve society. It highlights Ben Goon’s mixed heritage and his American citizenship as a testament to melting-pot progress and California family adaptation.
Market mixed with higher weekly averages and uncertain trend due to crop and weather reports. Key prices include Chicago May wheat 1.48 and corn 59 1/2 cents. Minnesota July wheat 1.24. livestock notes show hogs down, calves up, and lambs firm. dairy butter weaker as production grows.
A flurry of local movement includes Alva and Ellsworth Act visiting Lakeside on Wednesday. Residents like Mrs. Beck, the Hunsakers, Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton, and others travel to Alliance and nearby towns. Families from Floyd Lake, Antioch, Star ranch, and Horde Potash areas are noted in and around Lakeside with several returns home and health improvements observed.
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