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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
7
A miscellaneous column surveys quirky phrases jokes and anecdotes. It riffs on work ethics romantic musings and a few local color bits including a color worker remark a cat dispute in Scottsbluff and several word pronunciation notes. It quips about whales headlines and a humorous police bust.
A reader notes the nation’s presidents largely hail from farming or rural backgrounds. It lists many leaders born on farms and remarks that most completed terms were preceded by farming livelihoods. The piece cites generations of presidents connected to rural life.
The movement to plant trees in memory of those who died for civilization and the country in the world war gains renewed interest with backing from the American Forestry Association. The Rochester Democrat Chronicle notes the effort has grown beyond initial hopes and urges abundant trees for every possible memorial as true living monuments.
A reporter notes the difficulty of converting a worker to Bolshevik ideals while he wears a $25 silk shirt and remains owner of his own automobile. The observation underscores class tension and personal autonomy in a shifting political climate.
Local personals note Miss Dorothy Reynolds spent Timay in Sterling. Mr and Mrs B Sk Jodor return from a trip in thy art. Adama mentioned gunshots near Geag with Alliance between trains Friday morning. Walter Schott operated on for growth in his nose. Mrs Ote Jones of Lingle Wyoming returns home with daughter Fern from Josephs hospital. Frank Palmer of Lakeside to move to Denver with daughter Velma.
The report notes rising personal crisis complaints among women due to pressure to make ends meet amid high living costs. It cites nervous strain from war-related stress and living problems, urging job creation and stronger public action to curb profiteering for relief.
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