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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
8
City officials discuss phased upgrades including an extra chemical tank for the automobile ladder truck and provisions for two tanks with bypass connections. They call for expansion of hose, regular building inspections, and enforcing building permits while considering a gasoline and garage regulation ordinance.
The speaker notes no fires recently and credits efficiency in preventing fires and losses. They acknowledge hard hit insurance companies and high risk. Mr. Comstock from the Nebraska Inspection bureau is evaluating city risks to set new rates, hoping for reductions to minimize further correspondence.
Highland-Holloway Co advertises women and girls dresses at 1.29 dollars each, highlighting big value for shoppers in this sale.
Alliance Rotary votes to attend the Alliance Chadron football game this afternoon with a reserved seating tier. Superintendent Crawford brings the team to Alliance for a likely victory as Rev Andrew Dodge and Superintendent Pate urge Rotarians to support boys and athletic programs in schools.
The undersigner express heartfelt thanks for sympathy and acts of kindness after the death of our husband and father Charles Johnson. Mrs Charles Johnson and family.
Rev. S. Baker will preach at Fairview church Sunday at 3 o'clock with a quarterly conference to follow. It will be an important business meeting and all interested in the church work are urged to attend.
City Manager Kemmish plans a fire drag to equip volunteer crews for future prairie fires. Ranchers rarely bring out fire gear unless necessary. chains and wet sacks with water were used to combat the blaze. The hay valley area proved highly combustible, and strong winds threatened wider spread before prompt action stopped the fire near the sandhills.
An old newspaper clipping lists Wool Dresses for Girls by Highland Holloway Co as snappy along with fruit prices. It notes Jonathan Apples at $3.25 per basket and Fresh Juicy Pears at $3.25 per basket, with ad by W. E. Cutts. A separate item quotes a tobacco critique and a long telephone company statement from Frank A. May stressing cooperative public service.
A Missouri man LeRoy Bennett traveling to rejoin his wife and five children near Rushing Arkansas died en route. Sheriff and relatives describe a late telegram, a missed rural route, and a discovery of $30 in his overalls. His body identified by a friend, with keepsake items saved for morgue. Bennett, thirty eight, had sold a Cushma Mont homestead and planned to buy near Hollister Mo.
New arrival of the Canton crepe dresses is announced in Herald Want Ads as readers are invited to view the latest offerings. The notice highlights fashionable styles and availability through the newspaper ad.
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