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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
4
Up to press time there has been no indication of any request from Mr. Hearst to open ballot boxes. The article notes the absence of such a demand as information at this stage.
Election returns declare San Francisco retains the nickname The City of the Golden Graft, reaffirming local pride in its graft related heritage.
Richard Croker told New York reporters that ten years ago he endured headaches before retiring from politics. Since the election, Mr. Murphy has one.
There is always a chance you can handle the dollar you spend in town. There is little chance of seeing money sent to distant homes for goods that could be bought locally. Remember this when you have money to spend and help build up your own town. Exchange.
On October 28 John D Rockefeller donated 1 million dollars to combat hookworm. On November 6 Standard Oil lowered crude oil payments by five cents a barrel, a move critics call a production cost shift. The two events, though unrelated, illustrate how producers bear consequences of benefactions.
The State Journal notes the teachers' association delivers so many worthy efforts that no single newspaper can fully cover all reports. Holding meetings in early November avoids holiday slush and improves visitor comfort with clear skies and dry streets, a practice the paper endorses for permanency.
The speaker denounces growing federal court overreach into legislative and administrative power. He argues Gompera Michell and Morrison deserve jail for contempt for exercising free speech. Imprisonment, he says, would outrage but could awaken citizens to danger from judicial tyranny and the loss of constitutional liberties.
The article argues that grafts benefit only a small number while many others bear the cost. Using the protective tariff as an example, it claims most people contribute to the scheme through higher prices and taxes, even when protection is strongest.
The piece argues tariffs hurt American labor while enriching mill owners. It cites Rhode Island wage data showing low pay and high foreign-born shares, suggests Massachusetts moves toward the Democrats, and notes Burkett’s fragile standing under the Oregon plan. It warns Republicans to fear Bryan as an opponent.
The Lincoln Star notes Nebraska voters show concern for issues over party labels as Tuesday’s election shapes the U S Senate race. The piece urges a senator chosen next year to represent the people, not a corporate or machine favorite, stressing a candid, responsive approach.
The Herald editor argues for extending city limits to include West Lawn and nearby additions. The move gains support as census data looms and suburbs seek access to city water and sewer systems.
A standing reward of 350 dollars is offered by Box Butte county for apprehension and conviction within the county of any person involved in horse or cattle stealing. The note cites activity by rustlers and notes past banding rustling patterns, urging similar action by neighboring counties.
A small house in Alliance is for sale. Inquiries at the seller's place on Wyoming Avenue. Phone number listed as 40. Contact Chas Beixeatan, a contractor, for details.
State Teachers Association met in Lincoln last week with Alliance instructors present. Prof. Hayes reports Alliance students won notable prizes including county county weed seeds exhibit first prize, water color section two seconds and a third, and two second prizes in free hand drawing. The meeting elected officers for the year: N. M. Graham president South Omaha, Taylor vice president McCook, A. H. Staley treasurer Superior, Stockvale Madison, Arnot Schuyler, D. W. Hayes executive committee Alliance. Secretary to be elected by the committee around December 1 in Omaha.
Frank Johnson builds for Mr. Shoffner. Miss Beck plans a California winter for health. Mrs. Bond visits daughter at Alliance. Old Winter hints at coming stay. James Jamison travels to Iowa to join his family after house work. Shoffner family with McDonald and Jamison dine at Cash Farley’s. Haworth to preach at Mrs. Shoffner’s Sunday. Robert Shoffner on Indiana business. Potatoes in sandhills praised. six potatoes weighed ten pounds.
Help wanted for general work at the Barry House 48-21. Mrs Moran seeks a cleaner for a four room house either furnished or unfurnished at 201 Yellowstone avenue. Telephone 440.
Winter wheat threshed and fall crop available for sale as seed. P. J. Knorr, miles northwest of Alliance on Donovan ranch. Wanted: woman with small child to keep house for widower and child. Box 761 Alliance Nebraska. 46-3w
The Bennett Piano Co has expanded operations by adding A. T. Ross of Denver to its traveling sales force out of Alliance. Ross began work on Monday to broaden the companys reach and serve more customers.
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