Revival campaign boosts attendance at Alliance M E Church
Rev Dr Cyrus Nusbaum of Colorado Springs led a week of revival services at the Alliance M E Church drawing large crowds. He preached on The Glory of the Home The Call for Men and The Master Gene with a men’s service and a Sunday school focus. About forty youths pledged Christ and a mass meeting for men is planned at the Imperial theatre tomorrow afternoon.
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Ibaum
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Nebraska Senate Passes Prohibitory Bill on Final Reading
The Nebraska Senate approved the amended prohibitory bill on final reading by 18 to 14. The debate featured lengthy explanations from several members and noted objections about enforcement, with several votes and party lines recorded, while Beal and Beal supporters defended the measure amid criticism from opponents.
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Alliance News The Eastern Star Aids Social Ties
Hem ingford residents and neighboring towns share visits and hospital news. Anna Kenner travels from Alliance while many attend gatherings, school terms resume, and a few enlist or plan moves. Local families visit, relocate or host relatives amid community updates.
City Election Results Indicate Quiet Victory
Unofficial returns show candidate receiving 428 votes to 184 for rival. City clerk race had no opposition for T. P. Rolfson. A LeRoy Gregg and Frank Abegge tied for emoluments of that office.
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Local Council Elected in Ward Races and Education Board Returns
The First ward selects M. Johnson for two years and T. M. Bronser for one year. Second ward picks George A. Hille, Third ward George FE Davis, Fourth ward Wm. Davidson. J. Sterns and Mrs. J. A. Mallory are re elected to the board of education. The Merald will publish the full official vote count in the next issue.
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George A. Hille
George FE. Davis
Wm. Davidson
Board of Education
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Art Exhibition at Miller Brothers Store Opens April 6
An exhibition and sale of forty water color pictures by Mrs. M. J. Matthews begins April 6 at Miller Brothers' store and runs about a week. Matthews, a well known artist, has shown work in Chicago and New York City and long held sales in Omaha.
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Notable Watercolor Exhibition by Internationally Known Artists
Mrs Matthewa, pupil of Madame Klein and Mr Korkner, brings watercolor works praised for freedom vigor and fidelity to nature. Alliance viewers may not soon see such quality locally with a varied collection of flowers and landscapes and prices from one to two dollars for small charming pictures.
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Alliance
Community bulletin board project volunteers sought
A small hotel bulletin board and a Burlington depot board will display notices for community gatherings. Speakers will give short talks on topics benefiting the town. A five member committee from different groups will plan and run the effort. Volunteers urged to call 756.
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Tractor Demonstration Near Hemingford Announced
A free tractor demonstration is set for Tuesday April 10 on Harry Pierce's farm one mile north of Hemingford. Organizers led by C Rosenberger invite all tractors to attend and enter the event, aiming to showcase multiple machines.
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Hemingford
C. ©. Rosenberger
Rosenberger
City Editor Sicks Causes Brief News Slowdown
The Herald reports city editor George Edick is off duty this week due to illness. The paper warns readers there may be fewer local items as a result and apologizes for the lighter issue.
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New Shopman W J Brandon Arrives In Alliance
Lincoln resident W J Brandon arrives in Alliance to begin as steamfitter with the Burlington. His wife will join him and the couple will settle in Alliance.
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Lincoln
Alliance
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Burlington
Mrs. Abbie Bailey Remembers Pioneer Era In Wareham Letter
In a Wareham Massachusetts letter to The Herald Abbie R Bailey recalls living in the early days of the country and witnessing the start of the Alliance era while noting interest in the new local industry potash and its potential.
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Aliance
Rushville District Court Holds Jury Panel List
Rushville district court convened Monday morning under Judge Westover with a lengthy session underway. The jury for this term includes Eugene Kearns F E Post M W Jacky D H Dexter L W Johnson M D Hooper Ernest A Herbert J H Lunsford Anderson Jacobs S F Preble Tom Dover J W Clark W H Peters John Carlson Thomas A Tallon Anton Jensen W L Hoss R H Arnold Andy P Neilson W H Childs Geo M Anderson R A Beckwell Arthur Hawkins. Hay Springs News.
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J. H. Lunsford
Anderson Jacobs
Calling cards offered by The Herald office
The Herald prints calling cards promptly and neatly with reasonable prices. For samples and prices, call 340 or visit the office.
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Herald
Chalmers Showcases Flexibility On High Gear
The seven passenger touring model demonstrates removal of low and intermediate fears from the transmission. The car features standard body top and equipment and reflects reliability cooling and control. An endorsement of the motor and a new achievement for Chalmers.
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Chalmers
Chalmers Stock Car Sets Series of Early 1916 Records
Chalmers seven passenger stock car proves performance with 24 hour Chicago drive on one tank. It shatters road records Chicago New York 1047 miles in 31 hours. Also wins Giant's Despair hill climb and Pike's Peak class, plus Detroit Indianapolis and Atlanta Chattanooga records.
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