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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
4
Officials at the Alliance post office coordinated with Burr Printing Co for a 48 second transmission matter. The newspaper serves Box County as the city official paper with editor Geennoman and George L. Burr listed as vice chief.
A Chicago jury acquits seven players of conspiracy in the 1919 World Series scandal. The verdict ends a notorious case that had haunted baseball and provoked debate over justice and public trust.
The Nebraska state federation of labor faces scrutiny as delegates debate sweeping critiques at the convention. Critics fault a New York architect for the state house plans and argue the body wields wide influence beyond worker needs. The article notes aloof delegates and a pattern of ambitious resolutions dominating proceedings.
Consumers are urged to examine fur garments at the Fashion Shop August sale with a 25 percent discount on fur sets and pieces. The event highlights seasonal options for the coming season.
Mrs Athey visited Alliance last week staying at her son’s home. Bernadine Marshall suffered measles at her mother’s. the illness spread to her and the baby after returning home. Doris Elizabeth Campbell is hospitalised in Lincoln improving slowly. Beulah Athey visits her brother in Alliance. Hopkins school district adds a large new barn built by J Krayska on school grounds. George Osborne’s new residence rises quickly due for September occupancy. Minnie Gilbert of the Nebraska Children’s Home visited the Bowser home. Ansley’s Thes is staying with A P Goren. S Blanchard travels to Des Moines for his mother's illness. The Hopkins’ ranch new house is ready. Hopkins and Blanchard move in. Jolly Neighbors’ club met July 28. Miss Minnie Gilbert spoke on the Children’s Home work. luncheon served. Running Water Farmers’ Union met July 29. social committee provided an evening of entertainment. potato race winners Westphal and Hopkins. cake prize and lunch enjoyed. Bayne of the Herald Traveler spoke to the union. Arline Blanchard returns from summer school. National electric washing machines advertise effortless wash day. Rhein Hardware. 72
The B U P U held a pleasant profitable meeting last Sunday evening after a devotional period those who joined the Black Hill trip shared their experiences. The Sunday school was small last week and members were urged to attend more and support the bank obligation. The pastor’s class begins studying the tabernacle and its furniture with strong youth interest. Communion service in the morning and union worship at the Presbyterian church in the evening. Mr Epler to deliver the message at Hagerman grove Angora and perhaps in the evening.
The Church of Christ holds a morning service with communion observed beforehand and a sermon on Heaven's Marching Orders. An evening service at the Presbyterian church features a sermon titled What Think We of Christ. August worship aims to boost attendance as Brother and Sister Hannan visit in about two weeks. The Auntie School picnic is set for Tuesday August 16 in the Park, with a midweek service each Wednesday at 7:80. J. Epler minister.
Morning services will follow usual hours with a sermon at 11. The evening union service will be at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Epler preaching. Construction on the new church advances, cornerstone planned for August 28 donated by Paine Fishburn Granite Works. Bishop Stuntz is invited to attend and speak.
A guardian was appointed by the Hemingford court after a morning hearing. The aged man could not state his age or perform basic arithmetic, leading to John Jelinek of Hemingford being named guardian. Dan sky owned a notable property, portions of which are now controlled by the court.
The Fashion Shop advertises an August sale with 25 percent off on select furs and fur sets. A shopper mentions a National Vacuum Electric washer bought earlier, while noting a strong willingness to keep it. Rhein's is promoted for fur pieces to enhance fall costumes.
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