Alliance Herald Official Paper of Boxite County
The Alliance Herald serves Boxite County as the official newspaper published by The Burr nating Company with key officers including L. Burr Jr and Edwin M. Durr.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1921
Page
2
The Alliance Herald serves Boxite County as the official newspaper published by The Burr nating Company with key officers including L. Burr Jr and Edwin M. Durr.
The Alliance party organ questions Geerge Carrell of Hemingford and urges resignation over repeated charges and poor performance. It notes four year term, weak recall laws, and potential removal only by district court, predicting he may serve out his term or resign to spare public and party. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek aside on summer waves and lilies.
The state board of equalization directs the tax commissioner to survey counties for nonpublic educational and religious institutions plus hospitals and lodges not on tax rolls. An order to show cause will be issued after findings, with hearings to determine exemption status under the new constitution effective January 1, 1921.
Mrs. Aggere Welbling longtime Lakeside resident died Thursday at her sister Miss Sara Lamberson's home in Alliance. She leaves three sisters one brother four daughters a son and several grandchildren. Body shipped to Robinson Kansas for burial.
Miss Eunice Boodry and friends visit Bridgeport over the weekend while T. Ely travels to Alliance. Ruth Logan spends the weekend with parents in Bridgeport. Mrs. Joe Morrill and M. I. Anderson family members visit Bridgeport and Grand Island relatives. Several locals travel for business, visits, and high school activities.
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