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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
2
The Alliance Herald serves as the official newspaper of Alliance city and Box Butte County. It is printed as a second class matter pickup, with E L Burr Jr as editor and M Burr as business manager.
Hemingford street commissioners haul sand to outside city limits to curb blowing and piling on walks and roads. The plan aims to pave main street to reduce future sand, with pauses to gauge success before broader spending while residents hope for relief.
The piece argues Neihardt’s Riding to a Fall as poetic but warns the Cry of the People lacks the sway of a Marseillaise. It questions whether a new party can arise from workers without real grievances and selfless leadership, comparing workers to capitalists and noting historical attempts by ruling classes.
The editorial argues against founding a party based on class consciousness to elect workers and starve capital credit. It warns of internal jealousy and political opportunism, endorsing a gradual progressive movement within existing parties and rejecting revolutionary change.
Valley newspapers attack Emily Hornberger head of Nebraska child welfare. The piece criticizes her inspection of beet fields and claims published in Lincoln papers exaggerate conditions. It blames entrenched officials and political friends for extreme welfare laws and poor public trust.
The column discusses health as ease when organs work with little effort and dis ease when any part labors. It asks why perfect adaptability fails, seeks the root causes of dis ease, and promises to explore answers by examining the body's self repairing nature.
A Nebraska letter to the editor contesting Emily Hornberger s push for better beet field child welfare argues editors A. B. Wood and W. M. Maupin oppose her efforts and warns foreign children suffer under harsh labor conditions. It condemns continued child labor and urges Nebraska to end such practices.
Nebraska City Press notes metropolitan trends toward paid space in sports reporting and argues for restricting gratuitous mentions to amateur events to avoid commercial taint in the press. The piece endorses the Tribune view on paid endorsements and questions promotions of prize fighters.
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