Juniors Win Interclass Track Meet in Slim Conditions
The Juniors captured 60 points to edge the Sophomores who totaled 47. Garvin led with 45 points and multiple event wins while Dailey earned fast times in the 100 yards and showed potential in longer sprints. Poor track conditions slowed performances yet several high school marks fell across events including the mile and high hurdles.
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Garvin
Dalley
Beal
Fowler
Foyle
Dailey
Prince
Smeee
Killian
Strong
Foley
Bicknell
Eberly
Irwin
English
O'Connor
Guseuk
Benl
Guszak
Courts of Tennis Club Almost Ready for the Season
The Aliance tennis club courts west of the Ford garage are nearly complete with a backstop up, ground graded, and equipment in place. Rain postponed finish. twenty two feet to backstop and eleven feet to side fence defined, with benches inside and plans for prompt play and strong Western Nebraska standing.
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Aliance Tennis Club
Ford Garowe
Ford
Nebraska
Prince's Tracksters Face Scottsbluff Dual Meet Saturday
Prince's Tracksters travel to Scottsbluff for a dual with the Irrigators. Garvin, the top point man in the recent interclass meet, may be unavailable, a blow to the locals in weights though Dailey Beal Strong Fowler and Killian may still challenge for top spots. Pickett and Love from Alliance loom in sprints, while Dailey's speed could carry the locals to first in several events.
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Prince
Scottsbluff
Garvin
Dailey
Beal
Strong
Fowler
Killian
Pickett
Love
Alliance
Track meet notes hint at fast marks and rivalries
Alliance likely to win the 440 with Beal clocking 56.1 and Strong 55.1. Beal to run the half mile with a best 2:08 while Killian posts a mile in 5. Irri gatore may lose the mile to the Grecian pater Pickett holds the pole weak and Dailey could win the broad jump at 15 feet 5 inches. Saturday should reveal the outcomes.
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Alliance
Beal
Killian
Irrigatore
Hive
Pickett
Garvin
Dailey
Saturlay
Commissioners Plan to Place Dunlop In Some Institution
W A Dunlop a county charge was cleared of insanity by the county insanity board. They ruled his attack on Tom Langford a county charge was due to religious fanaticism or temper. Ethniop remains jailed as the panel decides Dunlop’s placement with the county paying expenses. Dunlop faces possible private custody after a blow that damaged Langford’s eye.
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W. A. Dunlop
Dunlop
Tom Lungfoul
Langford
Duplop
Ethniop
Miller
Tulop
Lruniop
Celestial Kingdom
Yain
Eighty Ninth Is Out for Recruits for Reserve Corps
Omaha Nebraska April 25 The chief of staff of the 9th division announces an active campaign for reserve corps recruits throughout the division area covering South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas Recruiting officers are designated in nearly every county and every reserve officer is to enlist interest from former service men Only ex noncommissioned officers and specialists are being enlisted Enlistments are open to those who served at least four months between April 5 1917 and November 11 1918 or at least one year in the regular forces Three year terms apply except for those who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 who may enlist for one year The campaign includes a summer training camp at Fort Des Moines Iowa July 16 to August 9 for reserve corps members The press urges interested veterans to write to Headquarters 10th Division Army Building Omaha Neb for inquiry
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Omaha
Neb
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
War Department
Congress
Seventh Corps
Bort Des Moines
Reverte Corps
Citizens
Ft. Des Moines
Regular Army
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Regular
Reserve Corps
10Th Division
Army Building
Tanlac Praise Spreads as Family Budget Seen
Close observation shows Tanlac praised widely and a Mansfield News note remarks a five person family can live on modest earnings, illustrating cost of living and necessity themes amid daily sustenance.
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Mansfield News
Backbone won't get you anywhere says Muskogee Phoenix
An unclear fragment from a Muskogee Phoenix item hints at a discussion of a knob and material, but the context and specifics are missing making the main point ambiguous.
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Muskogee Phoenix
Elevate the Pedestrian The Digest headline
Speeding concerns prompt a city effort in Cincinnati. The Digest reports on pedestrian safety push and motorist behavior changes.
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Digest
Cincinnati
Grain Prices at Omaha Markets Include Mixed Wheat and Corn
Omaha Neb April 2 grain markets show wheat in multiple No category prices from No 3 dark hard water to No 2 hard winter with values around 1.50 to 1.42 and sample bids. Corn lists No 1 white and No 2 white around 58 to 63 cents with various yellow and mixed listings. Oats and oats related bids appear with mixed quality readings and sample prices noted.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Livestock Market Report April 24 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Receipts Cattle 1000 with prices from 6.00 to 7.75 for various classes beans yearlings and cows. Hogs 12,200 head trading mostly 15 to 25 cents lower with bulk sales 9.75 to 10.00. Sheep 12,500 supplies fair to good demand, lamb prices uneven with multiple weight classes and loads shipped at 13.75 to 14.75.
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Omaha
Neb
Potato Market Report from Omaha April 24
In Omaha on April 24 the No 1 Early California potatoes were priced at $1.50 per 75 pounds. Market notes indicate steady demand for early varieties with buyers showing interest in top-grade lots.
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Omaha
Neb
Nepinane
Omaha Hay Market Report From April 24
Prairie upland in demand with No 1 priced at 12.50 to 13.50 dollars. No 2 at 10.50 to 11.40 and No 3 at 7.00 to 5.00. Midland values range from 7.00 to 12.50. Lowland from 7.00 to 10.00. Alfalfa prices show Choice 21.00 to 23.00, No 1 19.00 to 21.00, Standard 15.00 to 17.00, and lower grades down to 10.00. Straw oats 8.00 to 9.00, wheat 7.00 to 8.00.
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Omaha
Neb
Hay— Praire
Upland
Midland
Lowland
Radio Fans Hear New Victor Records Demonstration
The Knight Campbell Music Company of Denver sends word of April 29 demonstrations for May Victor records. The Winner Radio station at 325 meters will broadcast at 8 15 p m and Reynolds Radio at 360 meters will broadcast at 3 50 p m. Alliance post 7 American Legion holds a semi monthly luncheon tonight at 6 30 at the Alliance hotel Palm Room.
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Thiele’s
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Denver
Victor Records
Winner Radio Corporation
Reynolds Radio Company
Winner
Reynolds
Alliance Post No. 7
Legton
Alliance
Scrap of paper near wrecking civilization warned
A fragmentary line from the Medford Journal warns of a near catastrophe as a tangle of paper threats civilization. The unreadable note implies danger but offers no clear details or names.
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Medford
Oklahoma City Times On Protester Claim of Government Support
The Oklahoma City Times notes that protesters claim to support the government but merely hold up as they speak out. The remark frames the tension between apparent allegiance and active disruption in the observed event.
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Oy Petrishe
Oklahoma City Times
Alliance to Host Sis District Woman's Club Meet
Alliance business leaders pledged full support to host the 1923 Sis District Nebraska State Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Mrs S W Thompson urged cooperation, noting local club strength, 150 members, and the role of visiting delegates and their husbands in attendance.
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Want Woman’s Club
Alliance
Alliance Business
Alliance Woman's Club
Sis
Nebraska
Wwormnan
Cale
Mra
S. W. Thompson
Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Lene
Alliance Club
al- Vance
Chamber of Commerce
Prospects for Retaining the Land Office
Discussion of keeping the Alliance Nebraska land office and avoiding consolidation with Lincoln. Officials warn that discontinuing Alliance would inconvenience western Nebraska residents and combining offices could overburden the Lincoln office with extra work during consideration of Interior appropriation bill H. R. 10429 under Registers and re- heading.
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Aliance
Nebraska
Register
Lincoln
Alliance
Budget report outlines land office consolidations in 1921
Acting Secretary C Finney explains that with limited funds the land offices at Alliance and Broken Bow Nebraska will close after June 30 1922 and cannot be consolidated to save an office. Other offices in Eureka California Burns Oregon Settle Oregon Vancouver Washington remain under review.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Eureka
Cal
Burns
Ore
Settle
Opeee
Vancouver
Wash
Broken Bow
Alliance Ofice
C. Finney
Local Washhouse Returns Early Orders
Wet wash calls received before 40 will be returned by 2 p m. 1) Ibs for $1 Alliance Steam Laundry. It is unfortunate that we can never know Darwin's opinion of Bryanism. New York Tribune.
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Alliance Steam
New York Tribune
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