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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1921
Page
2
The Alliance Burr Printing Co lists owners George L Burr and Edwin M Burr as officers and declares itself the official newspaper for Alliance City and Box Battle County. It notes mailing at Alliance and second class matter at the post office with editors and managers named.
A editorial column questions rampant talk of Americanism amid many groups claiming the label. It cites the Ku Klux Klan and American Legion as examples and critiques political and social trends before shifting to local franchise talks with Northwestern Bell and a description of shifting public sentiment and labor power dynamics.
Dew, in misery and disgrace, outlines a scandalous episode involving the Arbuckle party as reported by the San Francisco Chronicle. The brief note hints at shame and public reaction surrounding the event.
The speaker questions the modern attitude toward minor transgressions and asks why self respecting girls would associate with men who offend. It recalls old warnings that pitch polluted purity, contrasting past caution with present laxity.
Mrs De France and children visited Mrs A L Love on Sunday. Mr and Mrs G Nelson took their daughter to a doctor Friday for a suspected broken arm but only a fractured collar bone was found. Ebner and William Essex returned from the haying camp while Miss Rebecca Schwaderer serves as house maid for Mrs Geo D Darling. Mrs Gagahagen called at Lore’s.
Thurway morning snippets report Joe Sherlock raved with the Lore on Tuesday night. Nelson shipped cattle Saturday of a week. Bit Hushman and children called in theSnake Creek vicinity Friday. BE Vaughn visited at the McCorkle camp Friday.
Miss Josephine King spent last week at Alliance hospital for a tonsil removal. Miss Viola Ustohal returned home to attend school after visiting relatives in the eastern part of the state, accompanied by her uncle V. Walla of Linwood, Nebraska. The Blanchard family moved to town last week, a change the community regrets.
Last week saw the start of school with Miss Taylor from Grand Island in District No 100 and Miss Naylor from Hemingford in District No 60. N Y Brown and Mr Roberta of Alliance visited the Jerseiland farm. Mrs Myers Myers spent the week west of town helping threshers. Farmers plan fall wheat planting. Mathilda Tolyme visited the T O Myer home.
The fragment lists Highland-Holloway Co. prices for tames in several colors at $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 and $2.00, followed by a remark doubting the label real men given the gender imbalance felt in the country.
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