Burr Printing Company Official Newspaper of Alliance
The Burr Printing Company in Alliance publishes the Alliance Herald as the official newspaper of Butte County. It is entered at the post office for transmission as second class matter and edited by L Hurr and N M Hurr with George L Burr Jr and Edwin M Burr listed as owners and executives.
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Alliance
City of
The
Burr Rinting Company
George L. Burr, Jr
Edwin M. Burr
Parole Furor Traces McKelvie Clash With Omaha Press
Governor McKelvie releases parole lists triggering statewide criticism led by Omaha editors. He publicly finances the dispute with The Omaha Daily News, suspending relations and denouncing the paper as yellow journalism. Judges weigh in, urging caution on parole policy amid public ire.
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McKelvie
Omaha
Ben Marshall
Omaha Daily News
MecKelvie
McKelvffe
The
News
Imaha
Nebraska
Courta
Bayard Paine
Grand Island
Personal Notes From Alliance Area Thanksgiving Week
Local notices detail visits and travels of residents and visitors. Names include Mr Dalby of Antioch Mrs J E Marr of Bingham and Dr E M Bennett with brief holiday and Thanksgiving activities across Alliance Chadron and Marshall Missouri areas. Social gatherings, visiting relatives, and travel plans are highlighted along with a local pawn shop ad.
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Mr. Dalby
Antioch
Alliance
J. E. Marr
Bingham
CG. L. Kerr
Chadron
Bernice Smith
West Liberty
al John
Martin Nolan
M. N. Nolan
F. M. Broome
Frank Kriz
Hemingford
E. M. Bennett
Marshall, Mo
Walter Lyons
Bayard
Lawrence
Mises Zoe Norris
Shenandoah
M. C. Smith
George Keough
Casper, Wys
J. G. Jeffrey
Kenneth Mohrman
Sylvia LeMoss
J. D. Yowell
Robert Atz
Hanna Lester
Gillette
Wyo
S. M. Bennett
Marshall
C. H. Jones
Mable Drake
Gering
Neb
E. C. Drake
Scottish Rite Club
Welfare Ordinance To Be Submitted To Council
At a city welfare meeting in the courthouse representatives from twelve organizations and citizens discussed creating a welfare department for Alliance. The drafting committee presented the proposed ordinance to endorsing groups and planned to present it to the council at the next meeting after December 15.
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Court House
Alliance
Red Cross Campaign Near $1000 After Drive Ends
Red Cross membership drive ended yesterday with $1000 in contributions and expects to reach about $1100 after all reports are in. Rev. M. C. Smith and family visited Hemingford for Thanksgiving and were hosted by Rev. and Mrs. A. J. May. Smith preached the Thanksgiving sermon at the union church services.
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Red Cross
M. C. Smith
Hemingford
A. J. May
Mr. Smith
Union
Thanksgiving Gatherings Reach Across Family Ties
Thanksgiving visitors and family ties populate the Alliance scene as relatives from Lincoln Sidney and Long Lake visit, dine, and stay with local households. Notables include Mrs. H. J. Harris and siblings, Miss Mildred Griggs from the University of Nebraska, and W. E. Sloan of Wheatland Wyoming with his sisters.
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Mildred Griggs
University of Nebraska, At
Lincoln
Mrs
G. C. Griggs
W. E. Sloan
Family
Wheatland
Wyo
Alliance
Mr. Sloan
J. P. Bailey
M .E. Young
What are you cutting out of the weeks humor
A humorous snippet from the American Legion Weekly features a man discussing divorce as a joke about a wife rifling pockets. The exchange ends with the man planning to keep the item in his pocket. The line reflects the magazine's satirical tone on domestic matters.
Paul’s Preference for Eggs Delights Hostess
Little Paul visits friends and, at breakfast, responds to how he likes his eggs by asking for two at a time. The exchange captures a playful child’s wit.
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Paul
Patience and Peggy Talk Seasonal Plans
In a Yonkers Statesman exchange Patience notes Peggy will begin skating this winter while Patrice comments on the timing of swimming lessons. The banter reflects light yet timely plans amid the season.
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Patience
Peggy
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Nebraska Land Company Seeks Stock Hogs
The Nebraska Land Company issues a notice seeking stock hogs as part of its agricultural financing plans. The brief ad calls for interested parties to inquire for details on supply and terms.
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The
Nebraska Land Company
Men Wanted to Build Fires at Holy Rosary Church
Classified notice seeks able men to perform fire building tasks at Holy Rosary church. Apply to Father Manning at 105p for details.
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Holy Rosary Church
Father Manning
The Churches of Christ Sermon Day Poems and Plans
The church announces a Lori's day morning sermon by B L Kline from Fairview with two services the morning and evening. The evening topic is Theories on Facts. The Endeavor prayer meetings aim to boost activity and enlistment in Kingdom work. Each service strives to make attendees more Christlike.
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Lori
B. L. Kline
Fairview
Stephen J. Epler
Presbyterian Church Appeals for Bank Offerings and Services
The Presbyterian Church urges loyal members to give generously to support benevolent causes and meet apportionments. Sunday school at 9 45 a m welcomes all, morning worship at 11 a m features The Developments of a Hundred Years, evening service presents Into All the World, plus a missionary journey for the Sunday school. Christian Endeavor follows at 6 30 p m. Pastor A J Kearns invites everyone.
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Burdget
Christian Endeavor
Salvation Army Visit Promises Citywide Support
Brigadier William Andrews of Des Moines will speak at M. E. Church Sunday at 11 AM and at the Salvation Army hall that evening for the grand opening of the local Salvation Army work. Pastor MEARL C. SMITH urges attendance. Monday night District Superintendent O S Baker leads the first quarterly conference of the year.
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William Andrews
Des Moines
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Alliance
Nebraska stock feeders weigh costs at fall meeting
Nebraska stock feeders at the annual fall meeting estimate production costs at about 11 cents per pound with corn at 60 cents a bushel and alfalfa at $10 a ton. They note many farmers are turning cattle and hogs to fields to avoid husking and marketing, and warn profits depend on feed prices and finished stock prices.
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Nebraska
Nebraska second in purebred sires campaign
Nebraska ranks second in the nation for stock raisers using purebred sires with over 200 farmers enrolled in a cooperative campaign by the U.S. Department of Agriculture state colleges and local farm bureaus. Farmers who replace scrub stock with purebreds earn recognition as breeders of better stock and receive a farm emblem. The campaign aims to improve U.S. livestock quality within five years, with South Carolina close behind Nebraska.
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Nebraska
South Carolina
United States Department of Agriculture
State Colleges of Agriculture
United States
Kathrine Fletcher Visits Kansas City Brother
Miss Kathrine Fletcher left Tuesday for Kansas City to visit her brother Sam Fletcher. She will return to Alliance Sunday evening.
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Kathrine Fletcher
Kansas City
Sam Fletcher
Alliance
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Burr Printing CO
Om L. Hurr, J
N M. Hurr
Paroly
Boston Transcript
Bruce Mallory
Long Lake
Earl's
Bernard Thelam
Adele Thelan
C. E. Marks
Louis Griggs
American Legion Weekly
Highland Holloway Co
Harry E. Vedder
D. C
New York
Sanrancisco
Jeffrey & Smith
Chiropractic Health Service Wilson Block
Veal
Lamb
Cudahy
Highland-Holloway Co
Church OF Christ
Presbyterian Church
A. J, Kearns
M. E. Church
Alliance Floral Company
L. D. Blair
Lowry & Henry Garage
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