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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
5
The Alliance Herald lists Burr Printing Co owners George L. Burr and Edwin M. Burr with Burr as president and Edw in M. Burr as vice president. The paper is printed and mailed as a second class publication in Alliance Nebraska.
In Omaha, world famous evangelist Gipsy Smith critiques superficial religion and urges Christians to live their faith. He insists leadership must balance honesty, public welfare, and church life while warning against mere talk. The piece ties religion to labor theory and societal best interests.
The article argues that high wages raise costs and prices, provoking inflation and unemployment. It cites spiraling taxes like Mrs Dugan of Saunders county, whose farm taxes doubled. notes weak farm and livestock markets. and warns sunshine talk and partial solutions delay needed industrial cost reductions for lasting prosperity.
A detailed call to Alliance residents urges a city clean up and fire safety measures on and after November 4. The piece stresses preventing fires by eliminating waste, inspecting theaters and schools, and maintaining watchful guards to cut insurance costs and save lives.
The text warns that danger from fire endangers Alliance with past luck not a guarantee. It notes other cities wiped out by carelessness and urges civic pride and safeguards to protect the city, warning that delay could be fatal.
A Nebraska City Press reflection argues readers should use common sense to avoid public embarrassment and newspaper notoriety. It notes the press may withhold or publish material for public interest and warns against rushing to the press to dodge accountability.
A week burning blaze swept a seventy mile by ten mile strip from North Platte toward Callaway. A high gale pushed the fire out of control soon after ignition, destroying stock and forage. Horses and cattle perished as the flames crossed roads near Table Store, though a guard halted further spread beyond that point.
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