Alliance Burr Printing Co Official City Newspaper
The Burr Printing Co owners are listed as George Len Jr. and Edwin M. in Alliance Box Butte County. The publication serves as the official newspaper for Alliance and Box Butte County. It notes second class mail transmission and city and county official status.
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Burr Printing CO
City of
Alliance
Box Butte County
The
Burr Printing Company
George Len Jr
Edwin
Favorable signs in Box Butte county farming boom
John O. Bayne reports wide adoption of purebred livestock and mixed farming in Box Butte county. Farmers arriving recently praise the land, plan large crops, and expect record production despite hard times. Many say they have no intention of leaving.
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John O. Bayne
The
Herald
Box Butte County
Box Butte
Reavis to Deliver Commencement Address at High School
The senior class selects Congressman Reavis for the commencement speech saying he is an effective orator who can address timely topics. He is seen as a looming congressional figure likely to present a genuine message beyond usual success rules.
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Congressman Reavis
Congress
Revision of Railroad Pay Scales and Wage Inquiry
The Railroad Labor Board plans to lower unskilled wages and closely review all pay scales, with a likely downward revision of freight tariffs. The piece notes unskilled workers bear the first impact and argues for fair, justified reductions, while highlighting past wage increases versus hours worked since 1915. It mentions classification plans and cites Julius Kruttschnitt and Daniel Willard in the broader context.
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Omaha Bee
Railroad Labor Board
Julius Kruttschnitt
Daniel Willard
Magnates
Labor and freight reforms urged to balance pay and prices
The piece argues underpaid railroad workers and overpaid groups need a fair balance, with lower freight rates to restore market prices. It notes New York sourcing from Argentina and Chile pressures domestic buyers, urging wage relief and freight relief to protect purchasing power amid forced loss.
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New York
Argentine
Chile
Winois
Texas
Justifiane
Government Expenditures Compared With British Budget Practices
The Lincoln Star urges studying Britain’s budget efficiency as a model. It notes Britain’s 1 billion pound budget for the coming year, a wartime surplus, reduced foreign debt, and a working budget system versus U S practices, arguing taxes and farming profits strain taxpayers and farmers.
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United States Congress
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Women snort at governor's wife tale and housework feat
A Nebraska City column ridicules a Omaha Bee report about the governor's wife living in a twenty one room house while active in a women's club. It notes observers doubt the tale, praises the governor McKelvie, and jests about domestic life and politics alongside brief humorous clippings from other papers.
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Nebraska City Press
Nebraska
Missouri
Omaha Bee
Althou
Bee
McKelvie
Nebraska City
Central Avenue
Random Shots and Sensational Silliness From Towns and Tales
A jumbled column mocks sensational reporting and scandals from multiple towns. It riffs on profiteering peanuts and lemonade, recalls lurid Lincoln Star omens, and parodies local gossip about dances, abductions, and odd male observations. The piece weaves brief vignettes from Nebraska cities and light, cheeky quips.
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