National Farm Loan Associations outline and rules
The Herald reports on the organizational process for National Farm Loan Associations under the federal land bank law. It details eligibility, charter applications, stock subscriptions, management structure, loan powers, and limits including security, mortgage value, loan terms, interest cap, and repayment.
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Curbing Plea Circulated for Box Butte Avenue
Petitions circulate urging city officials to curb Box Butte Avenue in the business district. Curbs already improved other city areas and would enhance appearance while draining rain and snow melt. Property owners urged to sign, or visit improved streets to compare.
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Paper price crisis endangers many publications
The paper supply cost has surged 100 to 200 percent from a year ago, threatening survival for numerous publications from major dailies to small weeklies. Newspapers bear the burden without yet raising subscriptions or ad rates, risking financial ruin for many smaller papers unless the public accepts higher costs.
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Alliance Herald Featured by Nebraska Printer Review
The Alliance Herald edited by John W. Thomas and business manager Lloyd Thomas is praised as a sixteen page two section paper from the week of August 10. It serves as the official organ for the Nebraska Volunteer Firemen’s Association reaching 15 000 volunteer firemen.
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Peaceful postwar idealism and political manipulation cited
The commentary rails at government promises after World War I noting a peace oriented approach that avoids enmity among nations. It asserts Governor Hughes mischaracterizes investigations and cites disputed Republican claims on civil service expansions and cuts during the era.
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European and Russian trade to boost postwar American banking
The Mechanics American Bank in St. Louis predicts Europe will buy heavily in the United States after the war and expects large business with Russia once trade channels open. It notes Federal Reserve facilities will aid these connections and foresees growth of American banking abroad, a spike in temporary prosperity tied to the Republican candidate.
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President Wilson Praised as Emancipator of Children in Industry
Representative Edward Keating credits President Wilson with passage of the child labor bill and lauds the president for safeguarding children. Keating notes mothers nationwide blessed him for keeping the U S from war, pursuing peace with Mexico, and now supporting measures to remove child labor.
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The Doubtful States Worry Republicans
Michigan fuels Democratic hopes with Wilson visits and wage growth turning voters toward Democracy. Ohio and California show strong Democratic leanings amid Progressive splits, as prominent progressives rally behind Wilson and a broader campaign momentum grows in key states.
Maine Democrats See Progressive Split Tilt in 1916
William Pattangall, Democratic campaign manager in Maine, predicts a division of the Progressive vote in the state. He says about half of Gardiner supporters may swing to the Democrats, boosting Curtis’s chances while Republicans push rhetoric to influence voters.
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Nebraska State Fair Contest Draws Record Monday Attendance
Lincoln area coverage reports the Nebraska State Fair near Lincoln posted its largest Monday attendance in history at 40,040 while rain limited Tuesday turnout. The piece highlights auto travel replacing rail, exhibits from Scotts Bluff and North Platte beet industries, and notes crowd behavior amid fair attractions and midway performances.
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Girl Wanted Inquire At Alliance Steam Laundry
Mrs E O Strand of Arvada Wyoming underwent an appendicitis operation Monday and is reported to be recovering. Alliance residents know her as Elvira Williams.
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Local Fair Completes Weekend Raffles and Events
Prize winners listed across events from 100 yd contests to bicycle races. Winners include Retha Brodenek Orrel Siatick Clara Sisley and Lloyd Thomas with prizes in ladies, boys, and wrestling categories. A baseball game Alliance 8 Hem ingford 7 followed by an evening ball at the opera house hosted by the Alliance fire department.
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Wanted Help and Rentals Listed in Local Classifieds
Want ads call for a lady cook without children for ranch work and an all around girl at a restaurant. Rentals seek a 5 or 6 room modern cottage. Inquiries directed to L. L. Covington manager at Huddorf Music House and Alliance Steam Laundry. Contact numbers 472 39 and 7512, with listings for Homingford Nebr.
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Wanted Oid clean rags Be pee pound call 60
A terse classified notice seeks clean rags and a payment arrangement. Call requests are limited to a phone number, indicating a short ad for a local exchange of goods. The entry preserves the terse style of a vintage classifieds column.
J McCorkle real estate loan notice Alliance Neb
An urgent loan offer cites J C McCorkle builder Alliance Nebraska. The notice requests immediate funds to cover a real estate loan and mentions land and building assets as security.
Trainmen urged to secure a useful time book at Herald office
Railroad workers can obtain a daily time book for trainmen and enginemen at The Herald office. The affordable price is noted.
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Moving Furnishings Safely With Modern Dray Equipment
John R. Snyder promotes safe furniture moves using up to date wagon pads and automatic trucks to prevent warping and damage. Real estate loans offered by HM Bullock in Alliance with prompt service and no delays.
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Government Crop Report Highlights Frost Trends and Harvest Prospects
Washington reports corn will escape frost in ten to fifteen days in the north central region, with the central states varying by area. Canning begins in New England as rains aid sorghum and broom corn. hay, tobacco, grains, and beets progress unevenly. potatoes suffer from heat while pastures need rain but western ranges stay strong.
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Sunday Services at First Baptist Church Declared
First Baptist Church schedules Sunday school at 10 am, preaching at 11 am and 7:30 pm, with young people at 6:30 pm. Lord's Supper follows the morning service. Members urged to attend. Mid-week service Thursday at 7:30 pm.
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