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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
10
City notes levying of special taxes and re assessments on all lots and parts of lots within sewer districts. Board of Equalization to determine benefits and ensure uniformity. Assessments may be prorated from the improvement line. Dated October 16 1920. A D Rodgers city clerk Grace Kennedy seal mayor.
The U S Land Office at Alliance Nebraska announces Horace H. Anderson of Alliance Nebraska intends to make final proof to establish his homestead claim filed December 30 1916 on lots and fractional sections in townships 23 and 24 north ranges 40 west before the Register and Receiver November 10 1920. Witnesses named Albert Underwood Robert R Reddink Herbert M Anderson and John H Anderson all of Alliance. OKEEFE Register.
The Mayor and City Council of Alliance Nebraska will meet as a Board of Equalization on October 27 1920 at 8 pm at City Hall. They will hear real estate owners in Sewer Districts 37 38 and adjoining Sheridan Box Butte areas and review special sewer assessments dating from July 28 1920.
A city project advances in line with the requirements of the applicable ordinances. Officials note compliance with construction standards and permitting timelines while outlining next milestones for public works and budgeting.
A critique from American Legion Weekly denounces postwar segregation in Arlington National Cemetery where officers are buried apart from enlisted men and headstone sizes reflect rank. The piece laments the erosion of equal sacrifice that united soldiers who shared same calls, dangers, and flag.
The passage notes that judging by their number of descendants the 100-04 patriota of the Mayflower did not advocate race death by their own action.
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