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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
7
A garbled column records varied notes from Alliance and surrounding towns. It mentions a New York judge, household bosses, and ideas on honesty, plus updates on local events, elections, and social visits, with references to Light bulbs, field activities, and a forthcoming drill series.
Local real estate ads invite inquiries for homes farms and income properties. Listings include six lots with a chicken house, a six-room modern house, a northeast town location, a near corner lot six blocks from Main Street, and an acre farm near Alliance Nebraska. Call 658 to discuss purchases or trades with BE T Kibble & Company at 211 Box Butte Ave.
Exchange Gossip mentions Bob Reddish and a Alliance son en route to Minatare. EK Kendall spent days on business in Alliance. Peterson finished buildings for Cavett on NW land and will start Saturday for Norton on his farm. Kendall will live there. Rice, Alliance stock inspector, arrived to begin duties with his wife. Theresa Pearl Hight to give two readings at Happy Sunday Evening on April 18 at 7:30.
Emmet C. Higgins of Omaha, a federal game warden, spent late last week in Sidney to investigate migratory bird law violations. He found clear evidence of hunting during closed periods and warned violators face a $100 fine or up to ninety days in jail or both. Higgins then left for Alliance after completing inquiries.
The westward Omaha Caspar oil fields cut off on the Powder river line is being pushed with increased forces. Ground on the Chalco Yutan cut off must settle before work starts. grading may begin around May 1 and finish in about ninety days. Mrs Putman and daughters visited Alliance after traveling from Omaha.
A Texas man shares a testimonial after twenty years of indigestion with doctors saying no cure was available. He reports relief and cure within two months from Chamberlain's Tablets priced at 26 cents. The note ends with a humorous line about age and mentions the Dardanelles bombardment context.
Police list Charles Dresher sought for larceny following a stakeout near a ranch. Reports say he traveled fifty miles and disappeared after leaving the scene, with J R Phelan and others appearing scattered across the Broadwater and Excelsior areas. Authorities warn he and his outfit are widely advertised and likely to be captured soon.
The Herald received a letter from the Nebraska State Hospital at Hastings dated Tuesday reporting Guy Allen’s improving condition following his mental illness. Relatives and friends here welcome the update on his state.
A letter from M W Baxter reports Guy Allen shows good mental and physical response to treatment after a Wasserman test was negative. The diagnosis is acute Mania likely linked to mental strain or prior head injury, with a hopeful outlook for home return in a few months. Penrose E Romig Mayor warns city drivers to obey Ordinance No. 196 limiting speed to 12 mph within Alliance.
The night marshal confronted Delany who, lacking cash, resisted arrest with force. Delany’s stubborn effort required the marshal to use all available strength to bring him to the station. Delany, now city labor, dislikes the assignment, while Kish gains recognition as the fighter in such incidents.
John G. Rae has built a reputation in the Midwest as a comedian of big city ability over twelve years. Audiences recall his turn as Judge Howell in Mildred and the tramp in Her Son last season.
Frank Delany was fined 25 dollars plus costs in police court Monday after arrest for insulting ladies and using obscene language on the streets. He faced an additional charge of resisting an officer arising from an alley incident behind the Kish residence, where Kish, the night marshal, was awakened by the disturbance.
A new musical farce titled Sow he is more than that for beat part in his career features comedians and singers. The show runs Saturday April 2 with pre evening seats advised.
Riverview Peache offers sale of 15 head including one rugged bull and imported raised stallions. The sale is in Ravenna near Grand Island, with contact for Alliance Cleaning and Hankin at the listed numbers.
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