Alliance Herald official paper of Alliance and Box Butte County
The Alliance Herald is the official newspaper of the City of Alliance and Box Butte County. Published by The Burr Printing Company led by George L. Burr Sr and Edwin M. Burr with editors George L. Burr Jr and Edwin M. Burr.
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George L. Burr, Jr
Edwin M. Burrasimens Mar
City of
Alliance
Box Butte County
The
Burr Printing Company
George L. Burr, Sr
Edwin M. Burr
Moonshine raid uncovers filthy setup near Denver dairy
Box Butte county purchasers of bootleg whisky will be interested in a raid on the Oak Leaf dairy farm five miles from Denver where fifteen gallons of moonshine whisky were seized along with fifty barrels of sugar and corn mash and other paraphernalia. Officers found a water tank containing dead animals and filthy refuse used in distillation. Denver is suspected as a source of supply for western Nebraska booze runners.
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Box Butte
Oak Leaf
Denver
Alliance
Nebraska
New Zealand Student’s Mocking Letter About Mormon Nebraska
A New Zealand student writes to Governor McKelvie jokingly asking if Mormons in Nebraska live with other women, if the church pressures officials, and whether U S passport checks stop polygamy. Lincoln newspapers publish the letter as humorous yet pointed commentary on stereotypes.
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McKelvie
Lincoln
New Zealand
Nebraska
Mormon Church
United States
Ameries
New
Etiquette Decision in Omaha Clubrooms Sparks Glove Debate
A Nebraska club etiquette ruling settles whether the presiding officer in meetings should wear gloves. The Omaha Woman's Club and other groups follow varying practices from wearing gloves throughout to removing them for informality. Authorities note Roberts Rules do not address these points, leaving clubs to decide by size and formality.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Wiesider
Mrez. O. Y. Kring
Omaha Woman's Club
Ticer
In- Roberts
Alliance progress praised and state highway resolution urged
Norfolk readers note support for City Manager Kemmish in Alliance reforms. He cites fire department changes and insurance rate effects, while the Nebraska insurance bureau reevaluates risks. A Post M. T. P. A. Good Roads committee calls for a direct state aided highway from Bridgeport to Alliance, urging Governor McKelvie and county boards to act.
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Norfolk Press
Kemmish
Alliance
Norfolk
Post M. T. P. A
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Anora
Samuel RK
McKelvie
Fonte
George Johnson
This &Tay
C. M. Looney
Roy C. Strong
K. R. Harris
Chamber of Commerce Programs and Local Enterprise Grow
The Alliance Chamber of Commerce notes rising interest in weekly noonday luncheons at Brennan's drug store, invites members and friends to join each Monday at noon, and uses the meetings to discuss business and employment needs. Post M Travelers’ Protective Association backs highway improvements as members favor direct routes for travel and commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce Club
Brennan
Chamber
Alliance
Western
Nebraska
Post M
Travelers’ Protective Association
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Post M. T. P. A
Bridgeport
Angora
Morrill County
Anvera
Desert Wyoming grazing homesteads sought by buyers
Advert indicates search for 640acre grazing homesteads in central Wyoming with emphasis on early availability and reasonable charges. Mentions Box Butte farms and sandhill ranches and requests full descriptions with terms. Also seeks vacant houses or rooms in city and directs to an office in the Reddish Block.
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Wyoming
Box Butte
Sandhill
Ee Reddish
Timid Motiler Dialogue Highlights Bank Question
A brief London Mail item presents a quip between a mother and her daughter a new bride about asking for money from Jack. The exchange notes the daughter's perception that Jack is timid about giving funds.
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Motiler
Jack
London Mail
Auto Attraction Sparks Family Debate At Show
A daughter praises a striking yellow car drawing attention at a passing show. The mother doubts its appeal while the exchange hints at a broader critique of jazz, cubist pictures, and artistic perpetrators.
Dialogue Snippet Reveals Time and Intent Between Friends
A short exchange shows one asks how old the other is and what they plan to do. The reply states six and seven years, implying future plans or commitments. The fragment suggests a casual coming of age or timeline discussion between two buddies.
Perfectly Unspeakable Strife in Public Discourse
A fragment cites De Straton railing against alleged harms from unions. The New York Times notes disdainful language about sensitive topics and condemns public discussion of such matters by a preacher.
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de. Stratton
New York Times
Train Collision Leads Railroad to Victory in Standings
A railroad train and an automobile collided in a sports context as the railroad team remains ahead in the league. The incident is reported with the train continuing to lead, while the car’s role is described as incidental to the event.
Effort to Set Maximum Charge by Sum S
An effort to establish a maximum charge by sum S appears to signal a demand or a cut. The text hints at regulatory or price control attempts affecting a financial or service charge.
Walking the Plank as Modern Pirate Justice
A railing view on modern piracy and the idea of death by a rough plank act. The piece argues the practice serves as deterrent punishment and critiques humane alternatives for dangerous crimes at sea.
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