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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
3
A long list of Hemingford residents and visitors reports multiple trips and events. Names include Pete Spracklin’s ill son, E. L. Everett returning from Scotts Bluff, H. L. Bushnell to Fairbury, and many others visiting Crawford Alliance Marsland or Hay Springs. Fishing, church services, weddings, and harvest notes render a snapshot of community activity with travel to Chadron Beatrice and Denver.
A sequence of notices reports on Miss Florence Pierce returning from Chaudron after the Institute. Frank Diehl travels to Ft Collins for a few days. Will Abbott leads Helsmoutball on a game with Sigux county at McCoy's Erve. Er. Joy Abbott travels to Crawford. Tallman conducts street business. Mrs Coffee and child ride and shop in town. Fred Wendt repairs his auto for the ball game next Sunday. Mrs Nate visits Iowa to see relatives. Ethel Lillie Beile Gregory go to Crawford for chautauqua. Aron Evergull to Chadron for carpentry work. Dave Porter seen at the ball game. The Gregory family considers moving to town.
A string of daily visits and family updates from Minatare Nebraska includes A L Love in town, John and Lester Cramond with Bert Horn, Miss Myrtle Wilcox with Roy Meek, Mayme Thorne visiting the Beeson home, and several trips to Scotts Bluff. Residents report harvests, employment changes, and upcoming Union Sunday School Children’s Day program activities at Hubble Flat.
Ora E Phillips of Phillips Land Co informs The Herald of a plan to build a large ice manufacturing plant in Alliance. The project promises pure ice cheaper than current shipments and would supply nearby towns, boosting Alliance as a wholesale distributing point. No bonus is requested. the proposer seeks help finding a suitable site and hopes the Commercial Club acts soon.
The Herald announces an extra two page section this week expanding the edition to ten pages. The move aims to provide more local news and features for readers.
Phone 509, Mrs. A ll Louis, 35 2. Local domestic service ad seeking daily dressmaking work from a skilled seamstress named Mrs A ll Louis with a contact number.
Fragmented transfer notices describe properties and parties with garbled names and addresses. The readable pieces reference Alliance and several individuals, but the text remains unclear and lacks coherent details or dates.
The Alliance Herald hosts a class B local club for the International Press Bible Question Club with fifty prizes including gold medals Bibles and The Heart of Christianity volumes. Questions published thirteen weeks prior and weekly reading required. subscription coupon urged.
A reader enrolls for one year in The Alliance Herald and attests to enclosing $1.50 as dues. The note confirms joining The Herald Local Club.
A religious study segment poses questions on the parable of the workers in the vineyard from Matthew 20 verses 1 to 16. It asks who God wants to hire, the meaning of a penny, fair wages, work as Christian evidence, and state duty toward those who refuse labor.
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