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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1918

Page

9

Editor’s family feud over patriotism and liberty bonds

The Alliance measures division over draft classifications as Bull Sallows of The Alliance Times and seven others appeal to the district board while editor of The Herald runs for re election and pledges deferred enlistment. A Times letter shows pro potash advertising linked to Liberty Loan timing amid partisan attacks.

District Board Box Butte The Herald Omaha Bull J. Sallows Alliance Times Camp Kearney Bull Sallows McAdoo Liberty Loan Ben J. Sallows Times Western Nebraska the Times

Draft Board Stirs as Call to Embarkment Looms

In a Patriotic notice The Herald warns of possible mobilization with the local draft board awaiting district approval. If chosen, editors and politicians pledge to support furloughs or voluntary induction, urging the Times editor to go to the front and serve.

PRC Ant Herald Bull J The the Times

Death of Mrs Stanza Johnson in Alliance Nebraska

Mrs Stanza Louisa Johnson born December 25 1884 in Boone county Nebraska died at her Alliance home on October 15 1918 after influenza developed into pneumonia Funeral held October 16 with outdoor service at the cemetery Rev Stephen J Epler in charge She leaves husband L B Johnson of the Silver Grill cafe one brother Theodore Stoltz Minatare and six sisters in Minatare and Alliance Nebraska Also notes Nebraska potash plant at Antioch started September 17 producing about 700 tons daily and potash packing and printing industries as leading Nebraska manufacturers Butter and flour follow.

Stanza Louisa Johnson Boone County Nebraska Alliance Stephen J. Epler L. B. Johnson Silver Grill Cafe Theodore Stoltz Minatare Minnie Paares Ruth Herman Matthew Hones Lydia Reeester Edith Mildred Stoltz Antioch

County Agricultural Society Promotes Fair Activities

The county agricultural society announces plans for the upcoming fair showcasing livestock exhibits, horticulture displays, and youth competitions. Officials urge residents to enter entries, attend events, and support local growers at the annual gathering.

York County Society Finances and Exhibit Building Details

The society does not own a fair grounds but owns an exhibit building in New York. It charges no entrance fees and has no races or admissions. Premiums are paid in spot cash, and it normally draws funds from the county treasurer with any deficit covered by the York County Commercial Club.

New York York County Commercial Club

Grant G. Martin for the Supreme Bench

Grant G. Martin, formerly attorney general, has spent ten years in state legal work and now assists the Supreme Court in clearing its docket. The Omaha Examiner praises him as a persistent advocate of speedy litigation termination to cut costs for litigants and the state, a judge the people want on the supreme bench.

Supreme Court The Omaha Examiner Grant G. Martin Supreme Bench

Nebraska War Governor’s Re-Election Ties to War Effort

Nebraska has excelled in many phases of war work and a governor re-election would sustain effective cooperation in this effort. The notice emphasizes Nebraska’s leadership in wartime activities and the benefits of continuity in the governor’s office.

Nebraska

Nebraska beet sugar production boosts state outlook

Nebraska could produce more than 120 million pounds of sugar from sugar beets, potentially 96 million pounds surplus if monthly per capita purchases are not increased. The Dietary official may raise limits, drawing global attention to Nebraska for beet sugar, similar to its role in potash.

Nebraska

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