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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
3
A column recounts a shoe parlor joke about rubber goods and playful quips about bills at a bank. Notes from Chadron and Box Butte county report election results, school term endings, a railway tax vote, and a county attorney’s trip to Rushville with a case in county court.
Livestock prices at South Omaha show steady to stronger gains in cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle top at 15.25 for choice heavy beeves with feeders firm, hog prices higher than last week, and lambs and sheep advancing with best lambs at 20.30 and spring lambs 20.00 to 25.00.
Attorney Smith of Scottsbluffs was in the city Monday. Demand for houses in Chadron is weak compared with Alliance. The third Liberty Loan is expected to succeed. Mrs. Al Sieffert left for Ottawa Illinois Monday night to visit her parents and friends.
An article urges Americans to curb rich foods to aid kidney health. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily, dissolved in water, to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and improve bladder and overall health.
Dave Williams and company present Ole Olsen a three act Swedish comedy drama at the Phelan opera house Alliance for one night only Sunday April 14. It is billed as the funniest Swedish comedy ever written with Ole the funny Swede. Tickets on sale at Halston's drug store with prices 2he 1he 85e and we pay the war tax.
The article notes Edmund Trummond Hargraves born in Gosport on October 6, 1516. It says he left England for Australia then California, and compares Australian Blue Mountains to American goldfields. It mentions a commissionership and £10000 reward and refers to Smith offering the secret around 1849, which the government refused to buy.
D W Butler visited Alliance between trains while Clarence Lyons rode 44 to Bridgeport for a medical exam. Miss Charlotte Keaten stayed overnight with friends returning from Alliance. Mrs Russell Miller and nephew Roy Naleschnelier returned from Waco Nebraska visiting relatives. Mrs Kate Buckman came from Alliance to see her seriously ill mother. W F Walker and Luke Phillips joined Alliance drum corps for Liberty day. Elmer Vaughn left for Thermopolis to seek rheumatism treatment. A M Miller made a business trip to Alliance. Miss Margaret Killilan visited her parents. Milton Danborn and Jack Walker traveled to Alliance between trains. Mrs Frank Elliott and daughter Jeonele shopped in Alliance. Mrs Fred Menck returned from the eastern part of the state visiting her parents. The Wildy family from Torrington is visiting. Mr Bowser plans to move his family to town. Mrs Henry Rose is seriously ill. George Carroll under a doctor’s care. Mr and Mrs M Hutton visited Alliance between trains. Mr Pruden plans to visit Denver then southern Colorado. Mr and Mrs Garvey, wintering in Florida, returned home. Dick Bevan from Colorado Springs arrived for business. Mr and Mrs Herbert Carter plan to settle in this area.
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