Hemingford Happenings Chronicle Local Notices and People
Hemingford Happenings lists residents and events around Hemingford Nebraska. Residents and visitors are noted for travels sales work and community activities including farming, schooling and local trades. Individuals discussed include Carey Middiekaut Joe Pinnasky Ira Bushnell and Ora Phillips with mentions of Alliance Bayard and Council Bluffs connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pinnasky
Ira Bushnell
Crawford
Ss. Wright
Wiltsey
Dent Piper
Billy Mounts
Alliance
Frank Harney
H. L. Bushnell’s
Frank Barney
Omaha
Jake Winten
Hoon & Rice
Geo. Taylor
E. Johnson
Rosket Hemi Incrorp Stock Auction Specialist
Col W M Rosket Hemi Incrorp Nes offers stock sale services and handles general auctions. Dates for sales may be made at The Alliance Herald office with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Herald Office
New Telephone Company Forms in Reno Area
The Reno Telephone Company held its first meeting at the Reno school house on April st with shareholders J. C. Berry John Snoddy F. E. Jesse W. G. Wilson and Hans P. Larson. Officers elected were J. C. Berry President W. G. Wilson Secretary and Hans P. Larson Treasurer. A subscription drive seeks funding to extend the line from Alliance to Reno and cover Box Butte county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Telephone Company
Reno School House
J. C. Berry
John Snoddy
F. E. Jesse
W. G. Wilson
Hans P. Larson
Alliance
Reno
Box Butte County
University professor notes cattle mange inspection tour
Prof A T Peters of the University of Nebraska announces Dr P Juckiness the state veterinarian will tour Nebraska in Alliance on April 19 to inspect mange in cattle and other diseases. A public meeting will discuss eradication methods and federal quarantine release. Attending will be Dr E W Howe Prof E W Hunt and Dr A T Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Jnuckiness
E. W. Howe
E. W. Hunt
A. T. Peters
University of Nebraska
Juckiness
Nebraska Towns Vote Dry and Wet in Variable Elections
Beatrice went dry by more than 100 votes amid nearly 1,000 cast. Mayoral contests: Rutherford defeats Reed in Beatrice. Tekamah butts against liquor, Geneva elects temperance slate. Norfolk chooses John Friday over J D Sturgeon. Wahoo goes wet by a large margin. Beaver City reelects C E V Smith on temperance platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Norfolk
John Friday
J. D. Sturgeon
Friday
Wahoo
Minden
York
W. L. Kirkpatrick
Fairmont
Bert Aldrich
Aurora
J. Sharp
Louisville
Hastings
J. ©. Miles
Holdredge
Bertrand
Phelps County
A Trainman’s Reverie From the Rio Grande Border
A reflective letter from a trainman abroad to his homeland along the Rio Grande. He recalls New Mexico’s valleys and memories of life on the rails with the C B & Q line, describing harsh winter work behind a Baldwin Mallet locomotive, fuel shortages, water woes, and a longing for home amid cold winds, snow, and smoky tunnels.
Three High-Grade Pianos Sold From Ad Campaign
Mrs. Ross, manager of the Alliance store, reports that three high-grade pianos were sold after a half page ad ran exclusively in The Herald for one week. The piece raises the question of advertising effectiveness and seed planting for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Company
The
Herald
Ross
Alliance
Drop Them In Alliance Postwar Editorial Call
The Herald denounces disparaging personal attacks from the late unpleasantness and urges unity in Alliance. It notes open debate on its pages but finds no editorial or local news insulting Alliance people during the campaign and asks readers to drop grudges before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Herald
Alliance
Alliance May Get New State Normal School
The article urges unity of business leaders to secure a state normal school for Alliance. It notes possible location here if the Commercial club backs the effort and that a full turnout is hoped for at next Monday night’s club meeting. The Herald offers support to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
State Normal School
United
Commercial Club
Herald
Personal tax deadlines and sale of real estate notice
Taxes due November 1 with delinquency dates November 1 for personal tax December 1 and May 1 for land tax. Interest 10 percent from delinquency. Real estate advertised first week of October and sold for taxes on the first Monday in November. Include property description in all tax communications. Freeport Montana Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freep Mo.aina, Co
Short Hand and Typewriting Private School
Miss Cortez Wilson offers a six week course with one hour lessons, day or night, no home study. Diploma issued and positions guaranteed, with many former pupils averaging over 100 words per minute in six weeks. First lesson free. contact at Burlington hotel or provide address for a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Burlington Hotel
Cortez Wilson
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H. L. Bushnell’s Store
M. Hutton
Spoorall
Hemingford, Nebr
N. Frohnapfel
Hemingford, Nebraska
Palace Livery Barn
Smith & Wilson
Props Alliance
Nebraska
Wivery H. P. Coursey, Prop
C. C. Smith
Zminden
Hemingford Herald
Hemingford
Box Putte County
Neb
Carey
Wm. Corry
Etta
Hertha Carter
Bayard Friday
Joe Kuhn
Prudence Parrott
Omar Scribner
Graham Place
Madaline Carey
Bertha Burleigh
Bert Carr
Roy Beaney
Council Bluffs
Fred Neeland
Elmer Rowland
Laws
Harry Pierce
Green's Hall
Dr. Eikner
Ina Green
Victoria Kohrman
Anderson & Everett
Mr. Neeland and Son
Alliance Monday
Mrs. Neeland
Esther
Ethel Keister
Henry Buhl
Waco
Nebr
Box Hutte
J. J. Casey
John Deere
Col. W. M. Rosket
Hemi Incrorp
Nes
Department of Animal Pathology
Herald, Alliance, Nebr
Pert
Lrugerst
Geneva
Temperance
Bss
Beaver City
C. E. V. Smith
Wayne
Kearney
Muchard
Carney
Council
Indianola
Wymore
M. L. Rawlings
G. T. Stephenson
Wymore Dry
Lexington
Citizens Party
Lik
Cook
Auburn
Drys
Western
Plattsmouth
Columbus
Rio Urande
Cactes
New Mexico
Ed. Harris
McNally
Baldwine
New York
Pine Ridge
Horse Shoe Bend
Pak
State Normal School For Alliance
Short Hand & Typewriting
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