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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
1
Former employee of Geo. D. Darling offers funeral director and embalmer services. Morris notes he is now available to assist former clients and includes phone contact 171.
New York Hat Shop announces a closing out sale on millinery goods flowers plumes ribbons and hair goods ahead of Easter with new stock promised and steep discounts. Elizabeth Bowles notes plans to reinstate in Washington DC this year and to close out remaining items. The Casserutin Concert Company is set for tomorrow night at Phelan Opera House.
A notable Easter window by W A Mollring at the Geo A Mollring dry goods store in Alliance draws praise for its lavender color scheme and floral harmony. The display, described as unmatched in Box Butte county, complements an in-store collection deemed a credit to the city.
Mrs St John national evangelist for the Women's Christian Temperance Union visited Alliance yesterday en route west. She traveled on 304 from Scottebluff and 43 to Crawford, spoke last night, and was entertained by local W C T U ladies at the Burlington hotel. Union revival meetings delayed a public address.
After the Eastern Star meeting tonight Mrs W D Zediker and her pupils present a program including Madrilena Spanish Dance Narthan Charlotte Molloring Mary Baker Heather Dells Kunkle Vera Albro Valse Pittoreaque and other pieces with Beatrice Paty Pantasia The Daughter of Madame Angkot Leybach Edna Hownan Constantinople Turkish March and Delia Colburn listed among performers.
Fair and warmer tonight and Friday. Northwestern wind diminishes as the day progresses. Temperatures rise into the high 60s. No precipitation expected through Friday.
Indiana Republican delegates selected in district conventions. Ninth district at Lebanon chose William Dye and William Endicott for Roosevelt. Vincennes Second district elected Perry Wooden and David Scot uninstructioned. Sixth district Connersville named Enos Porter and Thomas J Bryson for Roosevelt. Winchester Eighth district chose Haro Mobbs and B C Toner for Roosevelt. Tenth district sent Woodsed Percy A Perry instructed for Taft.
Alliance residents chose W. Barnes as mayor after a hotly contested city election. License supporters won 399 of 688 votes cast, 55 percent, against 265 for the license opponents, while 81 abstained. The result leaves the city with a wet option and reduced margins from last year.
Easter service observed at Saint Matthew’s Episcopal Church on Sunday April 7 begins at eleven with processional hymn No 10% Christo ar Passover and Te Deum. Sermon by Rev G G Ware followed by anthem and recessional hymn No 11a. All are invited.
Chicago markets show wheat May 1.42 and July 1.96 with oats around 2.50, pork near 17.27 to 17.87, lard about 89.75 to 100.00, rib yields 4.75, cattle receipts 22,000 with mixed feeder values, hogs steady around 5.30 to 7.50, lambs 4.75 to 8.25, Western storms affecting stock prices and cash Wheat and Corn prices listed across contracts.
Siouxity Indiana March 29 Western railroads brace for a major coal strike affecting local passenger trains on the Northwestern Hi nels Central and Berk Is routes. Officials say service adjustments may follow as the dispute escalates.
In Ostrode Prussia on March 2 Private Ehneredetmelet allegedly drove himself to despair with severe discipline. He purportedly ordered his company commander Captain Mleetrch and then killed himself, according to a letter found in his pocket.
A Sunday report notes a 2:30 p.m. meeting at the Presbyterian church led by Mrs. Moody. The crowd of women filled the chapel and praised the talk on Mother's Day themed “The Battlements of the Home.” Mrs. Moody is set to speak again tomorrow at 2:20 p.m.
The report notes Standard Oil of Kentucky stock trading around 620 a share while other items reference Marcy Archibald Butt meeting King Victor Emmanuel, Arizona legislature actions, Sheriff Burke leading a squad, and investigations into the International Harvester company.
Public sale to be held at my residence twenty miles west of Alliance eighty miles southwest of Hemingford and Canton on Wednesday April 10 starting at 10 am. Items include livestock furniture and household goods such as 10 cows 4 bulls chickens hogs boats plows wagons cream separator incubator sewing machine and more. Terms cash under ten dollars or six months on bankable paper with 10 percent discount for prompt cash and no removal until settled. Charles McClear Burne Hox Butte Co Nebraska auctioneer H P Coursey clerk Keimender the Casserilla Concert Company water auspices Lecture Course at Phelan Opera House tomorrow night.
Simon Spry expresses gratitude to Alliview for kindness shown to his late wife and for sympathy and support since her passing. The Farm Journal note reflects on facing misfortune and the community’s aid during hard times.
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