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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues President Wilson is right that the war ends only when the peace treaty becomes a binding contract. It criticizes the Senate for delay and partisanship, urging action on postwar reconstruction, railroad policy, and national needs, while warning of broader economic disruption.
President Wilson addresses railroad shop workers urging caution on wage hikes and stressing that ratifying the peace treaty will restore price stability, end uncertainty, and support nationwide housing, food, and transport costs. He argues wage increases worsen inflation and that only Senate ratification can end the crisis.
The article argues that rural areas favor large landholders, leaving little space for smaller farmers. It discusses economic pressures, consolidation, and the diminishing presence of small-scale rural operators as larger interests expand.
A World Trade Club and the Metric Association press for U S adoption of the metric units. They urge Congress to end delays, arguing metric standardization will boost trade, education, and cooperation with allies. Citizens are asked to write to Senators and Representatives urging action.
The Church urges haste in preparing for Christ’s second coming and promotes Christian fellowship. Sermons will cover The Kingdom of Heaven and Christianity vs. Other Religions, with midweek Bible study praised. Community turnout and welcoming message emphasized as St John’s Lutheran in Hemingford announces a mission festival on September 7 led by Rev H Jensen from Rapid City.
The Rex L C Smith, newly appointed pastor, will preach at both services as Alliance churches urge full member support. With schools back in session, the piece laments waning religion and urges hearty cooperation to aid the pastor and Methodist work, noting the retiring pastor departs for Crawford.
Pastor J Orrin Gould thanks supporters and invites friends to attend next Sunday at all services. Sunday School at 10:00 am with church services at 11:00 am and 7:00 pm at the Home Like Church on Laramie and Seventh streets. Good music and cordial welcome.
The Presbyterian church announces a season of united study under the New Era program from September through Rally Day with Loyalty as a theme. Schedule includes Sunday School 10, Morning Worship 11, Christian Endeavor 8, Evening Service 8. invites all to attend led by Pastor A. J. Kearns.
A starry Alliance night frames a late ride in a Buick with yellow wheels. An anxious matron and a pulsing heart await an old friend of thirteen years at a red brick rooming house. The scene features curious onlookers and a cautious descent before a quiet, affectionate goodbye.
The text describes a long friendship renewed, a Buick disappearing, and a final scene where the couple rests in undisputed inner peace. The narrator hints at an event that will be continued, leaving a sense of closure and anticipation.
The Boston Transcript laments public conduct and urges adherence to established norms over self interest. It argues that many expected courtesies and standards are ignored, calling for accountability and shared responsibility in civic life.
From grammar school to college the fountain pen aids handwriting and records progress. The ad highlights superb pen selections and point ranges for every hand and notes complete lines of Eversharp and Fyne-point pencils priced from 1.00 to 85.00.
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