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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
8
Unclear fragment notes that state primary activities resume or are listed for April 19 with codes and references such as SW 56 MNE BSH 7 WW 28-48 and Patent one. No clear individuals or organizations are identified in the readable text.
The piece urges Republicans to back La Follette and Democrats to nominate Champ Clark or Woodrow Wilson as progressives. It lists delegates at large from Nebraska W Y Bryan Westover Dunn Loomis and favors Dr H H Bellwood of Alliance for district delegate with a pledge to back Clark if nominated, and to switch to the runner up based on primary results.
Property deeds show transfers in Alliance Nebraska and surrounding towns including Lincoln Land Company to Welch in Wyoming addition, Py Industrial Land to EK R Johnson, Marlett to Witkon, and multiple parcels in Second County and Magdalena Dufek to Joe Dufek, with various prices and patent details.
Local residents report busy farming, social visits, and church events in Alliance Nebraska. Families like Truebloods Nobbs Rentfros and Gaghagens share meals, travel to Alliance for tabernacle meetings, and tend hay and pasture as spring work begins. National news items recap canal progress, labor unrest, crimes, and political shifts.
City Marshal Hunaker arrested Henry Pierce, a Lincoln fugitive wanted for resisting an officer and shooting with intent to kill. Pierce, known locally as Windy, was taken to Lincoln with Captain Lenz to stand trial and likely face penitentiary time.
Rev M B E Calame pastor of the M E church at Andrews Sioux county was in Alliance this week He recently assisted the Marsland M E church pastor in a series of special meetings.
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