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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
5
The Alliance Herald is the official newspaper of Box County published by The Burr Printing Company. George L Burr Sr is editor and Edwin M Burr is business manager. It is printed in Alliance Nebraska and served as the city’s official record.
A historical column argues against censorship and for education over bans on monarch imagery. It criticizes Congress for proposed laws curbing royal references and targets enforcement failures by Judge Woodrough, noting lax liquor penalties and rising crime as issues in Nebraska.
Following a Chadron federal court session Alliance men criticized Judge Woodrough for handling liquor law violations. F A High, head of the state anti saloon league, openly accuses the Omaha judge of wets favoritism in a letter to Attorney General Daugherty, presenting purported proof.
A Nebraska City observer recalls three blind boys at a soda fountain who, despite their lack of sight, display happiness while others complain about life. The piece contrasts their serene outlook with the reader's own imagined woes.
Lincoln Masons discuss anti Masonic sentiment linked to the Ku Klux Klan. A veteran Mason notes the Klan's secrecy contrasts with Masonry's open halls and public lists. He doubts a true Mason could join the Klan as portrayed in papers.
We are locating home seekers on 640acre grazing homesteads in central Wyoming. Earliest options offer better choice and low charges. Also handling Box Butte farms and sandhill ranches with full descriptions and terms. Alliance city property renters wanted. swaps and vacant houses sought. Visit the Reddish Block office or call 20.
At an unemployment conference in Indianapolis Commander John G. Emery led a plan for the American Legion to absorb the care of 900,000 jobless veterans. Data showed 21.5 percent of ex service men unemployed and wages down 32.5 percent. Harding was notified and 11,000 posts received orders to seek work for veterans and provide food and shelter.
In a campaign heated by calls for wage cuts, the notice promotes Thiele's "Win the Ford" Sale offering standard goods at reduced prices and Ford tickets with each dollar purchase, as supporters seek normalcy despite economic tensions.
A new class in experimental and practical electricity is being formed. Interested students should call 233 or inquire in person for details.
A famed photographer’s opinion on men’s vanity contrasts with a note that a revival of 3 cent postage could lower mail addressed to the waste basket. The brief remark hints at practical shifts in mail usage and social perception.
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