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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

11

Famous Aces to Man German Airplanes Here

The Flying Circus of seventeen planes and 100 men from Europe will visit Alliance Nebraska April 20 arriving from Sheridan Wyoming. They will perform dramatic aerial maneuvers including loops and tail spins before about 25 000 spectators, with famed Lafayette Escadrille alumni among the pilots and 50 mechanics cited by France.

Europe Alliance Sheridan Wyo Box Butte Nebraska Omaha United States Great “Flying Circus Pea Bresented Spectatora K. Marr William Thaw Carl Spatz 13Th Pursuit Squadron Kenneth Marr John A. Hambleton 213Th Aero Squadron W. H. Hoover 27Th Aero Squadron H. W. Foolmer 93Rd Aero Squadron George W. Puryear Henry

Scottsbluff Girls Meet Waterloo Here

Scottsbluff High School girls basketball lost to Alliance on Friday at the high school gym. The setback evened the series after Scottsbluff earlier fell to the visitors in a close game. A neutral-site meeting was proposed but date and place are still to be announced. Earl Myer was popular in local athletic circles for preferring the matchup.

Scottsbluff High School Al-lance Girls Scottsbluff Earl Myer

Clean Up Week Aims To Make Alliance Nebraska Best Looking

Alliance launches a week long push starting Monday to rake yards scrub and clear debris ahead of a visiting exhibit the war era aerial exhibition and circus. city officials businesses and residents are urged to cooperate to complete most work in one day or the week with public support and enforcement optional. W R Metz city attorney endorses voluntary compliance and praises the campaign.

Alliance Rodgers Nebraska Ciy Alliance Herald W. R. Metz

Proclamation for Clean Up and Paint Up Week

A city proclamation urges a mass Clean Up and Paint Up campaign from April 21 to April 26. It calls for united effort by all residents and organizations to improve homes and streets, support Health and Fire Prevention, and foster civic pride amid wartime sacrifice. It notes Alliance Nebraska as a model and emphasizes home making as foundation of the Republic.

America Republic Alliance Nebraska W. R. Harper

Clean-up Movement Urged Ahead of Victory Loan Day

Frank Prince principal calls for united support from authorities and high school officials to promote the clean-up movement among students before Victory Loan Day, highlighting expected visitors and community involvement.

Frank Prince

Clean Up Week Urges Alliance Citizens Cooperation

City physician GEO Hand calls for resident action to remove unsanitary refuse from yards and alleys. He warns filth breeds germs and pests and urges destruction of breeding places to prevent disease. Public health appeal stresses home hygiene and community effort.

Geo J. Hand

Alliance Creamery Manager Urges City Clean-Up Drive

W F Spencer of Alliance Creamery backs a city clean-up and paint-up campaign linked to the April 20 event. He stresses continuous effort, teamwork, and steady campaigning to keep streets clean as Alliance prepares to host visitors, with Forest Lumber’s Wm Bevington echoing the need for ongoing effort.

Wm. Bevington Forest Lumber Company Alliance Hindenburg

Krause Bros Sue for 56634 Against American Potash Company

John H. Krause and Herman J. Krause of Alliance filed suit in Douglas County Court against American Potash Company and W. E. Sharp for 56634. They claim 3634 in royalties for potash sold in the first quarter and 20000 as amounts retained for freight and storage on 11000 tons of potash.

John H. Krause Herman J. Krause Krause Brothers Alliance American Potash Company W. EK. Sharp Douglas County Krause

Gold payable war loans cited by Canada and US

Canada and the United States are the only nations whose official prospectuses state that their war loans are payable in gold. U S laws for Liberty Loans require bonds or notes to be payable in the present standard of value gold. Some foreign currency issues exist but not payable in United States gold coin.

Canada United States

Brotherhood Ball a Grand Success at Armory

The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks held a ball at the Armory on Tuesday evening. The hall was tastefully decorated and provided a fine time for attendees. The Fire Department Orchestra supplied music and pleased the dancers.

S Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Armory Fire Department

Plans Set For Soldiers Parade At City Hall Meeting

At city hall this evening plans will be perfected for a soldiers parade part of the April 30 program. Capt. Jack Miller will supervise the parade and a full representation of returned soldiers is hoped for.

Clean Up Week urged in Alliance civic drive with aviators to visit

Alliance Nebraska residents urged to join a Clean Up Week from April 21 to 26, backed by the mayor, the Community Club, and Fire Chief Merritt. Officials warned inspections and penalties for trash and fire hazards, while noting the event aims to boost jobs and civic pride ahead of visiting aviators. The Baptist church annual roll call is announced for Wednesday evening.

the Baptist Church

Railroad Wage Increases Granted to 400000 Workers

The Director General Hines announced another wage rise for train crews and enginemen, retroactive to January 1, affecting over 400,000 employees. The board will decide overtime pay claims, with raises ranging from 16 to 53.30 dollars monthly and 1.31 to 1.53 for day workers, to adjust perceived injustices from 1913.

National Railways Hines Great Railroad Railroad Administration Brotherhoode Orie Ue Railroad Piice Hey Board of Wages Eight

Alliance Creamery Opens Up Town Office

The Alliance Creamery will open an up town office Saturday at 118 West Third Street across from George Darling furniture. Buyers will pay cash for cream and eggs upon delivery and coal orders will be handled there. No retail business is planned beyond these transactions.

The Alliance Creamery West Third Street George Darling Furniture Establishment W. F Spencer

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Scottsbluff Girls Waterloo Tucker W. F.pencer Alliance Creamery Company Krause Bros W. Kek. Sharp Brotherhood Neb Alliance Community Club, J. &. Rhein Frank L. Merritt Alliance Fire Department Goo Enine Hi-Partisan
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