No cause for alarm over Alliance progress and rail plans
Opinion columns discuss alarmists in Alliance touting decline while newspapers insist no cause for alarm about Burlington railroad shops. They urge cooperation, note railroad sites depend on profitable prospects, and cite Community Club leadership guiding proper procedure. The piece also feints at national politics urging nonpartisan stance on the League treaty and President's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Nebraska
Alliance Bug
Burlington
Community Club
Rufus Jones
Credit Where Credit Is Due in Community Progress
The Herald urges fairness in credit for local achievement and warns against self congratulation. It notes a newspaper cannot claim all credit for a city’s progress and reminds readers that proper recognition belongs to all contributors, not a single actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Alhove
Prince of
Hades
Nenspaper
United States Ratification and League Entry Motivations
The text reflects on why the United States seeks ratification of the treaty to end the war with Germany and to join the League of Nations. It discusses national interests, peace, and the role of international cooperation in postwar affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Democratic road laws and federal funding gains
The passage praises Democratic road legislation from 1913 to 1919 as the nation’s answer to good roads. It notes federal matching funds, ongoing plans to seek 400 million dollars after 1921, and credits Sennott Sheppard as author of the proposal. It condemns Republican policy as favoring private interests over the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Sennott Sheppard
WHEAT DIRECTOR TO SPEAK IN OMAHA
Julius H. Barnes United States Wheat Director will visit Omaha on September 20 to address country grain shippers and farmers at the Fontenelle Hotel auditorium. The talk will cover wheat crop handling and new grain problems, with Mr Barnes inviting questions from attendees. He has been a prominent figure since World War I, serving as Food Administration Grain Corporation president and, by last May, Wheat Director implementing price guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. T. Neal
United States Grain Corporation
Julius H. Barnes
United States
Omaha
Bocao
Fontenelle Hotel
Mies
Barnes
The
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Mr. Hoover
Wilson
United States Wheat
New Law Sets Grading Rules for Nebraska Potatoes
The act defines Grade 1 and Grade 2 potato standards with size and defect limits, allows small percentage variability, and mandates inspection by a chief inspector with deputies. It covers manufacturing shipments, seed stock, fees, reinspection rights, and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grean Mountain
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Food Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets
Evolution of Women on Stage From Elizabethan to Chanel II Era
The text notes that in ancient times actresses were unknown and Elizabethan audiences accepted male actors as Juliet. Around 1656 Chanel II of England promoted female appearances on stage, leading to widespread actress participation worldwide with varying success levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanel II
England
School welcomes new freshmen and staff as year opens
A large freshman class fills the high school, with Miss Wilson named advisor. New teachers include Miss Whitney mathematics, Mils Wilson history and training, Mr Cunningham science and agriculture, and Miss Clayton moves to a critic role at Spokane. The football team trains, a chorus forms under Miss Simmons, and the senior class enjoyed an outing to Harris grove with fortifying refreshments. Faculty serenades are shared as a sign of welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Whitney
Beaver City
Mils Wilson
Chadron
Cunningham
Indianayna
Mabel Clayton
Washington State Normal School
Spokane
Wash
Clayton
Alliance
Prac
Mics Simmons
Harris’ Grove
Geyser Washing Machine Demonstration At Darling Store
The George D. Darling furniture store hosts a demonstration of the Geyser electric washing machine this week. The new model has won strong favor, and if you wish the demonstration can be brought to your home. See the full advertisement in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Darling
Faree
Herald Wart Ads Get the Resulta Try one and be convinced
Wart ads in the Herald promise visible results for readers who try the method. The notice urges action and confidence, presenting claims of effective outcomes and quick satisfaction.
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the Alliance Herald
Lloyd C. Thomas
EK. B. Smith
Palitor
John W. Thomas
Ealitor
the Herald Publishing Company, Owners (Incorporated
Thursdas
Nebraska Press Association
League
Republcan
Thia
Democratic
Tc. S&s
Geo. J. Hand
Office Phom
D. W. Kenner
Kenner Ranch
Girard
Thiele
Saenarepes
West Third Street
Doe-Wah-Jack
Neeborrys
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