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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
2
A page from Alliance Nebraska discusses high taxes threatening confiscation of property, calls for avoiding tax excess, critiques secrecy in government, and notes signs of economic improvement. It references banking, freight rates, wheat exports, postal receipts, and a bone dry policy debate, urging prudent spending and open information.
The piece discusses liquor sales post prohibition, Republican gains in New Mexico, and the view that retrenchment and economic relief shape public support. It mentions Senator Hitchcock, Governor Allen, Bryan faction tensions, and a tailor’s wage policy advocating workers’ leverage for fair prices.
The piece discusses labor price pressures and a worker’s bargaining power, North Dakota’s Non Partisan League influence, and South Dakota’s state loan offering about 2 percent below prior rates with 6 percent interest, a 48 year amortizing plan, and high repayment success. It also critiques Ku Klux Klan defenses and warns against private secret tribunals replacing public justice.
The passage argues that even a carefully crafted plan could reduce mistakes more than courts but implies the Khu's method will fail. It suggests open trials or government decay into anarchy as outcomes of the current approach.
Mrs. Arthur Tabor of Trifle Col visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nichols. Mrs. Carn Eaton accompanied Mr. Eaton to threshing. Mr. and Mrs. Feyen called on the Nichols. Mrs. Ada Langford helped with threshers. Reley Sass is ill this week. Mrs. Lillian Duskin visited Love's. John Duskin heads flax for Wildy this week. Mise Iva-Wikin home from Hemingford. Banks stayed in Alliance. Roy Bogers shipped cattle. Crawford motored to Alliance. Little J. Williams operated on for appendicitis.
Mrs Sass assists with threshers while Mrs Lee Marsh visits De Rances. Mike Sherlock returns from his trip and may bring a Mrs. with him to Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Al Mabin drove to Alliance on Monday. Ruth Dillon and Maxine Vaughn appear on the sick list this week.
The Nonpareil boys defeated the Farmers' Union 12 to 6 at A. E. s on Sunday. Opal Lola Roberts and brothers Russell Glen joined their brother John O for Sunday dinner. Neighborhood broncho busts are reported ongoing this past period.
Dr Moranville visits a neighborly scene where Charles McNay stacks grain by Mr Howard near Lawn while Mr and Mrs Emory Abley and granddaughter Alice Young attend a ball game with Harold Moranville. A Chinese scholar claims America remains uncivilized and errors persist. An alleged expert argues meat prices stay high in the United States, challenging American consumers.
A fragmented clipping notes the phrase end of bobber hair tied at one end and a jokey aside that Congress taxes the country’s nervous system, hinting at political satire or commentary.
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