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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
5
Holsten sells wall paper and paint materials while F E Reddish travels in eastern Nebraska on business. Many residents are noted visiting, working, or traveling to towns like Lincoln Denver Colorado and Ohio. A new Bennett Piano arrives for the Epworth League and Boy Scouts organize a charity pigpote.
The document details a proposed amendment to Article seven section one of the Nebraska Constitution to define electors and set residency and citizenship requirements for voting. It outlines ballot wording for 1910, adoption conditions, and certification by Secretary of State Geo. C. Junkin.
In Hox Butte County Nebraska before Justice of the Peace Gregore Zuri a notice of attachment action is filed seeking a sum 0. The plaintiff alleges garnishment against Chicago Hampton and Quincey Hall Fond Company as the defendant’s property is found and a sale date is set for the upcoming August day.
Nebraska swine breeders launch extensive serum experiments at the Union Stock Yards in South Omaha under Dr. Niles of the Ames station. Eighteen healthy hogs receive serum and are housed with four cholera-stricken hogs, eight unprotected hogs also mix with the ill, while thirty more shoats await fate as results are prepared for display at the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln.
Fremont Neb August 1 speeding in the police court three more to come today Mrs Matte Wall found guilty on Fifth street fined 25 dollars and costs George Robertson an Omaha man admitted reckless driving fined 10 dollars and costs Guy Kwiley violated ordinances paid 2489 dollars to the city James Shephard pleaded not guilty others were out of the city The auto law has been a dead letter here with more careful driving since a special officer began patrolling the streets
In Deatrice Nebraska Mrs Herman Bitling reports ten chicks hatched from fourteen eggs after placing them in the sun following the death of the mother hen from heat. The event occurred August first noted by observers in Walthill Nebraska. The piece also mentions the Omaha Indians preparing for their annual pow wow with dances, parades, and old time performances on a hill near Walt.
Fragmentary OCR summary shows Justice of the Peace Nich Apostolopoutow and Gregory Zorn issuing an attachment order in Box Butte County Nebraska. It references defendant Cound and a garnishment against Glory Railroad Company with a sale proceeding scheduled at a courthouse in the county.
In Pahrump district court William Flege faced a preliminary hearing on the murder of Louise Wieslater. He was bound over to district court with bail set at $15,000, furnished by two brothers and the brother in law. A hired man testified that Flege and his sister argued at the gate before shots were heard and Louise fell beside the porch as the family dog guarded her body.
At Winnebago agency in Thurston county the competency commission classified Omaha and Winnebago Indians by civil advancement. 214 Winnebago members are granted the right to lease their own lands, with some retaining trust provisions or requiring local superintendent approval for rentals.
The state railway commission ruled after months of consideration on the Slavelock fare case. Six tickets per quarter will be allowed, matching the rate enjoyed by other suburbs. The commission also required separate accounting of earnings and expenses for the traction company’s various operations including heat, light and power. Affects occupation tax levied by the city council depending on the company’s final showings.
Lincoln Aug 1 The Epworth faculty will open its genial meeting at Epworth Park Aug 3. Tickets will be punched at the gate and collected on departure to wake campers each morning. The price of person shells has been increased from $1 to $1.50.
Lincoln July 30 Attorney General Thompson was not yet to file the ouster suit against the Omaha fire and police commissioners as instructed by the governor. He will review the complaint and may require Mr Karbach to swear to the facts before proceeding in court.
In Lincoln three arrests were made after a raid on a South Ninth street house yielded beer and other liquors. Police say raids continue as they work overtime to close down such joints.
Peru Nebraska reports Professor H. RA Duncanson of the biology department at the normal school received official notification this week of his recent election to membership in the British Royal Society of Arts in London.
Good rain covers Cheyenne county over the past forty eight hours. The continued rainfall promises the largest crop of corn flax and potatoes ever raised in western Nebraska due to favorable moisture and growing conditions.
Peducah Kentucky August 2 night riders shot and killed Tom Cooper a relative of Milton Oliver the state's chief witness to the night rider cases to be tried this fall. investigation underway with authorities seeking motive and suspects.
Mrs W B Parker and daughter Gladys enjoyed a pleasant outing in the North Platte Valley at Stotteblof from Wednesday to Friday.
A collection of testimonials from Alliance Nebraska in 1910 praising the Western Life and Accident Co for prompt claim payments. Residents express gratitude for speedy checks after illness and accident and endorse life and health insurance as a prudent choice.
A roundup of scattered notices covers medical operations, a missing explorer's presumed seclusion, a naval theft arrest for 2200 dollars, miners' stance on a compromise, a temperance lecturer's death, church leadership in Sweden, factory shutdowns in Fall River, a tennis championship result, social welfare concerns in Kansas City, a dancer’s canceled engagements, a California tennis victor, and major crop losses from a Kentucky cloudburst.
See De Willis Coyle general manager at 211 BE Wee St Alfiance Neb Furnished rooms for rent in each modern house 405 To uca avenue Phone 175.
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