Sidney Telegrah Commends Supt Pate
Profile of Prof W R Pate praised for five years as Sidney schools superintendent. He accepted Alliance city schools superintendency with release from Sidney contract due to higher pay 1800 dollars annually. Pate named Alliance Junior Normal principal. Sidney boards consider successor plans. The Chronicle lauds Alliance Chadron debate goodwill between high schools.
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Sidney Telegraph
W. R. Pate
Sidney
Alliance City Schools
Sidney School Board
Prof. Pate
Alliance
Pate
Lim
Alliance Junior Normal
Bishop
W.D. Hayes
Alliance Schools
Hayes
Peru Normal
Sidney Schoola
Earl Cline
A. J. Stoddard
Auburn
Neb
Stoddard
Peru
Chadron
the Chronicle
Two Not of a Kind Editorial Snark Stirs Chadron Debate
The Chadron Journal editor vents sour grapes over last week’s Alliance Chadron debate. The writer questions the delegates, implying Alliance would have faced doubt had they won, reflecting a local editorial tone.
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Chadron Journal
Church Debt Raised At Alliance Methodist Service
Last Sunday the Alliance Methodist church and parsonage debt was fully covered with 2500 dollars raised through subscriptions. Rev. Dr. Jesse W. Jennings, former pastor and current manager of the Methodist Book Concern in Kansas City, preached twice and helped secure the funding. He and Rev. Vallow also conducted calls Friday and Saturday renewing old ties and making new acquaintances.
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Alliance Methodist Church
Jesse W. Jennings
Methodist Book Concern
Kansas City
Vallow
Tribute to memory of Harry E Tagg in Grant County
Harry E. Tagg died last Sunday evening at his father's home in Omaha after a general nervous breakdown. For about five years he had been ailing and his health failed steadily in the past two years. He belonged to Tagg Bros. Livestock Commission in South Omaha and headed Hyannis during shipping seasons. Born in Wisconsin in 1867 he was in his 43rd year and spent over 22 years in the livestock commission business. He was popular and well known in South Omaha where his death caused sorrow. C Street from Alliance visited to greet old acquaintances and reports success for Charley Watkins Remedy Company.
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Grant County Tribune
Harry E. Tagg
Omaha
South
Wisconsin
Livestock Commission
Ladies Play 500 at Fletcher and Neighboring Homes
Friday afternoon Miss Eimma Soules and her sister hosted Mrs Nellie Hillier of Sheridan for 28 ladies playing 500. Mrs Regan and Mrs McCluer won first prize a souvenir spoon with Mrs McCluer taking top honors. Consolation went to Mrs Slagle. Guest prize was a gold spoon. A three course lunch followed.
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Eimma Soules
Fletcher Home
Nellie Hillier
Sheridan
Regan
McCluer
Dr. Slagle
R. E. Murry
Lindley Ellis
Sadie McCauley
Alliance Choral Union Organize a city choral union now
The Alliance cantata Queen Esther last week showcased the city singers talent and suggests forming a permanent Alliance Choral Union. Organizers urge local musicians to join, noting broad interest and readiness to collaborate.
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Esther
Alliance
Big Sewing Machine Orders From Geo Darling in Chicago
Geo Darling visited Chicago last month and placed an order for twenty five Free sewing machines. Factories supplying Free are at full capacity and still behind in filling orders, delaying Darling's receipt of the machines.
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Geo. Darling
Chicago
Mr. Darling
Free machine orders surge as new shipments arrive
The article notes growing popularity of the celebrated Free machine. An earlier order for seven machines has been fulfilled and the twenty five machines ordered last month are expected to arrive soon.
E T Enyeart Accepts Post at Alliance Tailoring
E T Enyeart son of A S Enyeart Hemingford arrives from Omaha to head Alliance Tailoring Company shop. After five years in Omaha’s leading tailoring houses he and his wife plan Alliance as their permanent home. We extend a warm welcome to them from the city.
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E. T. Enyeart
A. S. Enyeart
Hemingford
Alliance
Omaha
Alliance Tailoring Company
Time to Start Something Else on Capital Removal
The piece argues Nebraska capital relocation hinges on Western Nebraska population, favoring Broken Bow when the time comes. It notes central geographic considerations and excludes Hastings, with a call to shift focus to other topics.
Engraved and Embossed Cards and Stationery
We have completed arrangements with a premier western engraver to supply engraved cards, embossed stationery, wedding invitations, or any fine engraved or embossed work on short notice. Readers of The Herald are urged to visit the office to view samples.
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West
Herald
City to dispose of dogs dodging tax at city hall
Chief of Police Lawogian invites owners to bring dogs to city hall to have them disposed of to save the city tax. Dog taxes due May 1. James B. Leith of Alliance Nebraska advertises home raised Short Horn bulls for sale from Box 1066.
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City Hall
James B. Leith
Alliance
Nebr
State capital relocation debate centered in Omaha influence
The piece argues that moves to relocate Nebraska’s state capitol are politically opportunistic, unlikely to succeed, and favor Lincoln due to population and rail access. It analyzes five candidate towns Hastings Kearney Grand Island Columbus and Broken Bow and concludes Lincoln will prevail after August primaries.
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Omaha
Douglas County
Ouimba
South Omaha
State Capitol
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hastings
Kearney
Grand Island
Columbus
Broken Bow
Lancaster County
Seward
Saline
South West
Union Pacific Railway
Burlington
South Central
North
Panhandle
Brokes Row
Platte River
Congressions
Wade
Alliance woman returns home from Broken Bow visit
Mrs A H Copsey of Alliance returned to her home Tuesday morning after visiting her mother Mrs O’Brien and other relatives and friends in Broken Bow for a couple of weeks.
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Mra
A. H. Copsey
Alliance
Mra, O'Brien
Broken Bow
Custer County
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