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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
13
The Alliance Herald notes Burt Printing Co owners and staff, alignment with the city paper. Mentions post office mail classification and publication frequency, listing editors George L. Burr Jr. and Edwin M. Burr with local ownership details in a Monta-like copy.
The piece contrasts views of young and old Theodore Roosevelt on postwar peace. It cites a father’s wartime letter urging a world league to secure peace, protect territorial integrity, and guarantee sovereign rights through collective will and enforcement.
Governor Cox accuses Republicans of organizing a minuscule campaign fund of 15 million dollars and offers proof, while Will Hays denies the claim. The piece notes past slush fund rumors around General Wood, asserts the truth will emerge, and calls for transparency beyond party advantage.
Employment notice seeks female workers at Alliance Steam Laundry offering 30 cents per hour. Bout refers to position posting.
The event featured multiple prize winners in races and costumes. Winners include Frank Uhrig and R P Walters in the second and third places respectively, with notable parade floats and a wrestling match won by Dutch Maunier.
Reuben Cleland meets his chosen manager Ward Robinson who eyes his daughter Ellice with a calculating eagle gaze. Ellice reveals a marriage certificate, insisting she will marry Robinson despite her father's schemes and Norman Deane's lingering role.
A battered stranger named Hudson is sheltered by Evaline Dalton and her father at the Grass Valley ranch. He recovers, helps with chores, and reveals a past tied to Arnold Hudson, a land investor pursued by deputies. Evaline longs for romance as a plan for colonization in the valley unfolds, with love seemingly blooming.
Pattison argues Milton’s prose is united by a redeeming liberty. The works span religious, civil, domestic, press and conscience liberty, with tracts often issued unlicensed. Williamson notes their breezy fearless stance despite faults in conception.
The piece notes the potato as a table vegetable with Europe leading in usage. It cites Germany as a prime example and contrasts per capita consumption, highlighting seven bushels annually in Germany versus two and a half in the United States. Eastern German workers reportedly harvest seventeen bushels.
A reflection on biography from James Hannan's Course of English Literature. It argues a true life portrait requires both judicious narrative and vivid dramatic delineation. The best biographers combine tasteful narrative with sharp eye for significant anecdotes and individuality.
Benjamin Church of Plymouth, likened to Miles Standish, led colonial forces with Indian allies. He pursued King Philip into Mount Hope swamp where Philip was killed by allied Native fighters. Anawam, Philip’s ally, was captured weeks later, breaking the uprising.
Ray Lappan, a Burlington fireman, surrendered to Special Agent T. J. Smith on Wednesday. In Thursday morning's justice court he pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing stolen goods and was fined 25 dollars plus court costs.
A physical director argues ear wiggle ability signals weakness, while praising male strength. The remark frames facial control as a measure of vitality and vigor across gender expectations.
Report notes Germany sustained about 1,360,000 military deaths with none of the six Hohenzollern princes among the victims, reflecting the royal line’s disruption and the broader war losses.
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