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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
2
An address by Herbert N. Casson, vice president of H. K. McCann Co., urges American advertisers to ship to Europe, boost factories, train more salesmen, and prepare for a postwar boom. He contrasts U S peace with Europe’s devastation and calls for action to capitalize on wartime opportunities.
County Judge L A Berry recalls amusing and telling marriage license incidents in Alliance. He cites consent rules and age limits noting that many divorces stem from girls marrying too young and suggests raising minimum ages for both genders to reduce future unhappiness.
Husge, a veteran sign painter, created a new herald sign for the town square. The display features bold letters and colorful motifs celebrated by local residents. It marks a restoration initiative announced by the city arts committee.
The Herald displays a large plate glass front window with a prominent sign. The word Herald in gold sits inside a gold diamond on a red background, visible from a distance and creating a striking appearance.
United States district court convened in Chadron on March 23 with Judge Thomas C. Munger presiding. John F. Tiffany v Asa W. Gealy settled and dismissed with prejudice with Gealy paying $3750 plus $170 costs. abstracts to Gealy. William Allen Fisher v Newton Rule dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. costs awarded. Attorneys A H Bigelow Homer Blair E T Carroll for plaintiffs. A W Crites for defendants.
Mrs Henry Baker of Silex Missouri came to Alliance last December for a health trial. She stayed three weeks then decided the climate benefits her health and to make their home here with her husband and family at 414 Big Horn Avenue.
The Alliance Commercial Club invites members of the Alliance Volunteer Fire Department as guests at the next club smoker to be held in the opera house, probably on April 12 Monday. A light lunch will be served and the program will be of special interest to firemen, most of whom plan to attend.
Citizens and business leaders push a plan to divert steam from the city power house and creamery to heat business areas. They cite lower heat bills, no janitors, constant warmth, and feasibility seen in Sidney and Crawford plants, with Mayor Rodgers supporting the idea.
A note states a photogravure of Albert T. Davis IX is printed in this issue despite being late for last week's edition. The item highlights editorial timing and the inclusion of Davis’s image in the current issue.
The Herald published an obituary for Albert T. Davis, late vice president of the Nebraska Stock Growers Association, noting a cut of Davis was prepared but arrived after deadlines. The paper prints the photogravure that would have accompanied last week’s obituary.
Dry and steam cleaning by the latest process. Pressing and repairing neatly done. Draperies and household work cared for with guaranteed satisfaction. Phone 58. Alliance Cleaning Works. Mrs. Anna Zehrung, Proprietor.
J L Kendall pastor announces dedicatory service for Swoyer Memorial Methodist Episcopal church at Lakeside next Sunday April 4 with an 11 30 a m service followed by a community dinner and an Easter program by the Sunday school in the evening. Readers are reminded to mention The Herald when answering advertisements.
An old advertisement touts Sage Tea with sulphur and alcohol for darkening gray hair. It claims rapid results, removes dandruff, stops itching, and makes hair appear glossy, suggesting a ready-to-use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for about fifty cents.
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