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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
8
The quote from the Eugene Daily Guard notes that on hillsides sheep and goats share roles, but on the ground the sheep are often the goats. It conveys rural wit about leadership and responsibility.
Ellsworth reports social visits and travel by residents including Evelyn Ballard at Ashby and Stutia Dukst near Spade with buses and autos. Local ball players like Walter House and B. W. Black discuss team plans to face Antioch and Whitmanites, with Whitman hiring Joe Maupin and new uniforms deployed.
Charie Weeel remains hospitalized with an X-ray to be taken in town midweek. Charles Wilson and daughter visit Dunlap. Rose DeWeaster returns from a brief trip to Charles Weesel. Fred Nason hosts dinner with F H Nason at their Sunday gathering before a ball game in Ash Grove. Jess Chilson and W J Lorance share Sunday visits. Louis Rust's family stop by William Rust Jr.’s home. J W Frazier helps John Frazier sort spuds for several days. Virgil Wessel and Arthur Rodgers couples dine with neighbors.
Residents at the Charles Wesed home and nearby families report routine activities including a new culvert on the road needed for farm access. Kosmicki broilers from near Henington visited the Zoahol family, Lawrence and kin attended church, and William Zorhol planned hospital surgery. Sunday school attendance on April 20 reached thirty two.
Ki and Mathos spent Sunday at Bay wrc Angwo Debtor and Prank Cauha conducted business in Baymont and Bridgeport Friday. Thompson visited Bridgeport Savicdis returning home in a new bord. A.L. Woods of Giering spent Thursday on Poideyon Asseuneh. John Shoop drove home from Grand Island where he dealt with a cancer renewal. Dir are Moe Robert Suit and children visiting Dehkosh. Shoapman drove to Grideroom Thursday. Lyle Carey of Denver visited with his son. Mr and Mrs Mlateh visit from South Dakota. Walt Wood and Elmer Daldvidyro visited Scarlabluyl Sunday. Ward Miles hosted a well attended dance Saturday night. A play The Poor Married Man will be presented Friday at Dove’s hall by Parent and Teachers Association.
If you have wood to sell see L. E. Bliss. 40-If.
Numerous brief items from Alliance and nearby areas. James Neers aided Jasper Colvin with a well repair after a cave in, Pete Fareell dined at the Mari Burt residence, and others including Joe Winten, Jake Allen, and Mites Alive share small visits, travel, and daily tasks. Lona Crawford recovering from flu, Mrs. Wot returning to Alliance, and various locals traveling, visiting, or working on road projects.
County Superintendent Opal Russell announces pupil examinations on May 4 and 5 at the Alliance courthouse and Hemingford schoolhouse.
Wet wash calls received before 8 30 will be returned by 2 p m. Twenty pounds cost one dollar offered by Alliance Steam Laundry located at 38 If.
Advertisement urges readers to visit KE C Darker at First National Bank Bhig to secure a farm loan, signaling a personal sales pitch and banking contact.
A damaged OCR note outlines penalties for fraud in property listing under a tax chapter. It warns that anyone failing to deliver or hiding taxable property to evade taxes faces fines from fifty to two hundred dollars and possible perjury penalties for knowingly false swearing.
J R Lawrence declares his run for Box Dalle County Nebraska county commissioner in the Third district subject to Democratic primaries. He promotes road improvements and county efficiency pledging equal justice and a business like administration. July 18 122.
A brief item notes that 4:50 will be returned by 2 p m with a reference to Alliance Steam. The exact context and details are unclear from the fragment.
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