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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
3
Schedule details list east west and southbound departures and arrivals for No 42 44 41 43 301 303 302 304 with stations Edgemont Billings Bridgeport Denver Guernsey and dates effective January 14 1912 Mountain Time.
Mails at Alliance post office close by route and time. Mountain time East Bound 12 20 p m for train 44 11 00 p m for train 42 West Bound 12 20 p m for train 43 11 00 p m for train 41 South Bound 12 20 p m for train 503 11 00 p m for train 301 On Sundays and holidays all night mails close at 6 00 p m IRA E TASH P M
A Strasburger homesteader notes Chicago travelers arrival, revisits old settlers, and reports the House passage of a three year homestead bill. He records local doings from March 1912, mentions teachers, church visits, and community sentiment, ending with a poetic reflection.
Belmon t items report visitors Orin Fosket and family en route to Wassington, plus local improvements by Warner and surveyors. Patties, dances, a home talent play at Wendt Opera House, and a March 13 rehearsal plan are noted. Cattle sales, school teaching, kidney health talk, and teachers' association plans are mentioned amid sparse spring activity and scarce feed.
Mrs. Dr. Churchill returns home. Mrs. Robbins comes back from Crawford with husband visiting the ranch. Mr. Essig loses a valuable horse. Dr. Haworth builds a new barn as school well and coal house completed. School opens next Monday with Miss Ruth Owen. Mrs. Elizabeth Saylor builds a claim house. U S club missionary work ends for season as spring programs begin. Last meeting at W. M. Howe's with refreshments by Mrs. Sowe. Local thanks extend to helpers. Doan's Kidney Pills praised for kidney health. Jenes Jamison family guests at club. Arthur Peterson and wife move onto Mrs. Peterson's claim. Continued social visits and Sunday dinners at Mount Pleasant with neighbors.
The speaker asserts a longtime district resident advocates growth for Northwestern Nebraska and pledges front rank influence in the senate if elected. He has never run before and urges new blood in the state house to safeguard local interests.
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