Local Notables and School Moves Across Counties
Matt Cowlin of Marple transacted business in the city Wednesday. Miss Lulu Kent begins the Tiernan district spring term next Monday. Miss Maggie Brennan closed Lorance-West school and heads to Newcastle. Edna Mastrude ends a term in Lawler district and starts in Sherlock next Monday. Jules Zbinden returns from Lincoln Omaha and Sweetwater. James Feagins of Watson Feagins ranch returns from Iowa Illinois stock purchase. Mrs. Ernest Montgomery heads to Lincoln and may move there. Mrs. Geo. A. Reid travels to Chicago. Mrs. Calkins of Ravenna visits en route to Kelso Washington. Mrs. J. S. McKinney returns from St Joseph's hospital in Omaha improved. James Dougherty of Lakeside in city on business. stock wintered well. E S Wildy returns from Guernsey then Hemingford and toward Malinda ranch.
The Coming Hection Election Day Memo
A voters advisory urges citizens to vote according to conscience with strong language about accountability. It notes candidates are on the track, public support is evident, and mentions the consequences of incompetent officials before the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martisans
Treverace
Voter
Hopes For Civic Unity After Tuesday Election
The editorial urges voters to support the elected municipal officers, expect a respectful farewell to the old tomahawk, and pray for honest dealings, a robust water supply, reliable electric contracts, and a proper sewerage system for the city. It calls for putting aside personal animosities and giving moral support to the new administration.
Give Your Names Please Editorial Vehemently Prohibits Anonymous Letters
The editorial rejects anonymous communications that attack individuals and warns editors publishing such letters bear responsibility. It condemns cowards who sling mud and urges readers to stand for damages if they publish defamatory remarks.
Climax of His Trip Letter From Rev Lt Horn
Rev Lt Horn reports ending stage of travels with plans to spend thirty days in Haifa and Caesarea and Acre. He notes traveling 3450 miles in India and 1606 miles in Egypt beyond his original plan. He had not included Constantinople yet hopes to reach Smyrna Athens Naples and Rome en route to New York by mid April.
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Horn
Haifa
San Caesarea
Acre
India
Egypt
Constantinople
Turkey
Smyrna
Athens
Naples
Rome
New York
Doctor Cure Yourself in Municipal Campaign Banter
A fragmentary engagement with political discourse mocks rivals and Herald leadership. The speaker dismisses criticism from contemporaries, asserts Tt HerraLh’s steadfastness, and notes Tak HkRALD’s routine presence and independence.
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Tt HerraLh
Tak Hkrald
Burlington Telegraphers Organizing On Western Line
Representatives of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers report strong meetings and growing success along the Burlington system. Operators say Burlington is last western line to organize and now pays standard wages in this department. A summer wage schedule demand is expected with no trouble anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Burlington
Go to Church for Election Moral Parables Rally
A church pulpit in Alliance plans a Sunday sermon urging participation in the municipal crisis vote. The speaker will draw on Jewish Gentile history for parallels and offer moral lessons while urging congregants to vote.
Biggin and Boyd Tie The Knot In March Ceremony
Henry Biggin and Millie Boyd were joined in marriage in March by County Judge Spacht. The ceremony marks a new union as the couple begins their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Biggin
Millie Boyd
Spacht
Alliance Seeks Permanent Normal School Status
Alliance business leaders push for a permanent state normal school location, backed by House Roll No. 1 provisions. A fundraising committee vows to raise 160 000 dollars plus 20 acres of land, with many promising 500 dollar contributions as officials discuss securing the junior normal to start June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Senate
W. G. Simonson
J. W. Baumgardner
Geo W Clark
C. Smin
Rh. M. Hampton
A. S. Reed
W. H. Uartz
J. O'Keefe
A. Newberry
D W. Butler
Local Advertisements Highlighting Goods and Services
A dense column lists multiple Alliance Nebraska ads including real estate sales, loans on real estate, millinery displays, groceries, dressmaking by day, and hardware store promotions. Entries mention Forest Lumber Co products, George Darling promotions, Lockwood displays, and a $400 plane prize with purchases, plus ranch sales near Bridgeport and farm equipment notices.
Pilkington Speaks the Finis in Auntanerk
A letter from Joun Fiikineres denounces a local preacher and political figure for misusing biblical text and pandering to voters. The writer mocks the target as unfit to write parables, questions neutrality, and hints at reappointment politics following an election.
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Auntanerk
Neb
Tit
Big Girl
Nuaningwater
Polling Places and Officials for Ward Election
The First ward voters will vote Tuesday April 7 in Bell's hall with Judges Gilman Anderson and Putman and Clerks Connett and Barnes. Second ward polls are in the council chamber with Judges Zurn Watkins and Mollring and Clerks Brennan and Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell's Hall
B. PF. Gilman
Charles Anderson
Frank Putman
A. Connett
W. C. Barnes
Council Chamber
G. Zurn
R. H. Watkins
A. F. Mollring
C. W., Brennan
D. A. Foley
Millinery Sale Opens In Alliance At Below Cost Prices
A departing milliner announces the Mrs. Baker stock of hats will be sold at prices far below coin. The stock includes pattern and street hats, many fresh from fashions, opening Saturday April 14 at one door west of Blackburn's store. Mas S Seams.
Piano Voting Contest Seeks Votes for $400 Kingsbury Piano
The Alliance Herald advertises a piano voting contest with a $400 Kingsbury piano as the prize. Votes collected at Holsten's Drug Store and listed venues include The Famous Clothing House and Clough & Collins among others. content closes July 4.
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Kingsbury
Acheson & Joder
Lockwood & Co
WM. Whitfield
Keeler & Smith
Clough & Collins
M. A. Standen
Palace Market
Zbinden Bros
Alliance Grocery Co
Hogue
Holsten
Alliance Herald
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Quank
Japan
Raymond & Quivey
Matt Cowlin
Marple
Frank
Fred Nagelschneider
Hemingford
Lulu Kent
Tiernan
Maggie Brennan
Lorance-West
Newcastle
Edna Mastrude
Lawler
Sherlock
Jules Zbinden
Lincoln
Omaha
Sweetwater
Herman
James Feagins
Watson & Feagins Ranch
Iowa
Illinois
Ernest Montgomery
Geo. A. Reid
Chicago
J. S. Mckiney
St. Joseph's Hospital
James Dougherty
Lakeside
Mr. Dougherty
E. S
Wildy
Guernsey
Malinda
Aristo
Burlington Telegraphers Organizing
Biggin
Boyd
Swanhelm Co
Enoch Braver
Tine Piicwate
Noate
W M. Whitteld
Tudsay
Peru
Kenley
Mr. Whitfield
W M. Copeland
Ashby
Mac
Ephram
H.S. George
Crewkerne
England
Mins S. Hasland
St. Leonard’s-on the-Sea
Dr. Horn
Jerusalem
Palestine
New
Hai
Sherian County
Es Clark Olds
H. F. Goosenough
Frank Shidwell
Nemigford
Wate
Mr. Oils Alters
G. H. Reed
Pueblo
Cow
Culp
Rev. Jeffers
Mr. Reed
Women’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
Phelan Opera House
Prof.Moore
Fhve
Jehosaphat
Ahatli
United Presbyterian Church
W. M. Howie
Ahab
Satan
Zed Goodwin, Jr
Morrill
Albert Nelson
John Eckman
Donlap
Nelson
W. A. Clark
Juneau
Wis
Thomas Kegan
Tye Hietary
der Allen
Opera
Barry
Reddish
Forest Lumber Ca
Whitfield’s
Nora Lammon
Watson
United Presbyterian Parsonage
George Darling
Geo, Darling's
Simonson
Lockwood
Keoan
Wanrtee
Hey
Tite Heat Office
Eee
Sax
Saddie
W. Torrun
Lawn
E Henry
Jos
Karen
Asa
Alliance Grocery
C. W. Lanaon
Hank
Chappell
M. Delarour
Hutchinson
Lockwood's
Posnvar
Baptist Herald
Alliance, Neb
G. . Jeffers
Hill
Newberry's Hardware
W. E. Gillett
J. Hagerty
Bridgeport
Pilkington
Lee Acheson
Omen
Cees
Scest
Cevs
Resee Catholic Church
Pirst Presbyterian Church
Cee
Minnie Moorin
Cere
Senerecess
Bornlice Kridenmogh
Allie Mean
Mina Lato Dean
Mahe Layton
Inlee Menorkle
Lows
Poolew
Hoc, Aviston
Gen
de Burke
Cece
Peli
Clayton Woatey
Box Butte
A. Blackburn
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