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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
6
Mayor Dahlman voiced opposition to a city bread line but said it may be used as a last resort this winter to aid unemployed workers. He urged a unified relief effort under one coordinating body and criticized factory hiring limits in the relief plan.
John Worall, 65, of Nemaha, offers a 10 percent commission to anyone who can produce him a wife with forty thousand dollars. He is a printer by trade and not concerned with appearance beyond the money.
Sheriff Emery warns of a harsher winter with more criminal depredations and urges village marshals to work night shifts, install alarm systems, and organize citizen responders ready to act.
An application for appointment of a guardian for Roy Niben 21 of College View has been filed in county court by County Commissioner Cameron. The case concerns a spendthrift guardianship.
A petition asks the court to appoint William A. Forsyth of College View as guardian for a young man with an annual income of $1,000. The filing warns that without a guardian the individual may waste his estate and face want and suffering.
Lincoln, a federal building watchman recovered $350 worth of Liberty bonds found on a desk in the post office corridor. A Lincoln man, momentarily forgetful, left them behind and did not take them. The bonds were turned over, and officials do not reveal the careless party's name.
Mabel Cook a nine year old girl in Arlington weighs sixty two pounds yet cannot be lifted when she wills it and can be tossed into the air by an ordinary man. Her brother Lawrence also has the gift and the siblings gave an exhibition at the Washington county fair. Carl A Olson agricultural agent for Washington county discovered the girl’s extraordinary talent and she belongs to one of his pig clubs.
Farmers with 1920 state hail policies who sustained losses received state warrants for up to 75 percent of their losses. Adjuster L G Brien informs this is all they will get due to law prorating losses when premiums were insufficient to cover them.
The notice offers home or office delivery for The Denver News at 70 cents per month and The Denver Times at 60 cents per month for six days plus Sunday. Call Al Sieffert at 357 to start service. News arrives twelve hours ahead of other Denver papers, including Herald Want Ads-Results.
A national survey reports hay movement is below normal across producing regions and 1921 marketable surplus is projected to be only about 86 percent of 1920. High freight rates and weak prices curb initial marketing, with alfalfa leading sales and prairie hay largely sidelined.
Lakeside residents and friends visited in Alliance and Ellsworth during the week. A peculiar will filed in Geneva restricts inheritance for any beneficiary with liquors or drugs in the prior five years, directing the estate to revert to the undivided portion if violated.
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