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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
8
A. Rownertson announces his candidacy for State Representative in Nebraska's 5th district, subject to Democratic and Independent primaries to be held January 16, 1910. He seeks party nomination for the office.
H. Be. Remscue announces candidacy for Representative of the 53rd District. He runs with the Democratic and People's Independent parties with primaries scheduled for August 16, 1910.
KvUGESE Burton announces candidacy for Box Butte County Attorney at the upcoming primary on August 16, 1010, under the Socrat and People's parties.
Candidate C. J. Collins seeks the seat of Representative in the Sith district Nebraska subject to the will of Democratic voters as expressed at the convention in 1910.
A Democratic candidate running in the D4 district primaries on August 16 has twenty four years in the state and three years in Collins. He is from McPherson County Nebraska and favors direct legislation. He pledges to abide by Statement No 1 and will vote for the senator with the most votes in November if elected.
Remember the primary next Tuesday with voting from noon to nine pm at usual county polling places. Turn out to nominate the candidates you want to see elected in November.
The note urges Boxbutte County residents to cast the largest vote next Tuesday in the primaries. It stresses patriotism in the nominations and especially urges farmers and ranchers to attend and influence the process.
A newspaper note warns voters they may split their tickets in the general election but urges strict party voting in the upcoming primary. It instructs Democrats to vote only for Democratic nominees, Republicans for Republican nominees, and similarly for other parties. It cautions against voting for a candidate across two parties in the primary.
The fragment discusses voting for candidates for other offices beyond the party name. It notes the act of selecting a party and choosing candidates for additional offices without specifying details, candidates, or locations.
Scottsbluff voters urged to back G L Shumway praising his labor stance and western familiarity. Reynolds lauds his broad liberal mind and labor voice on chautauqua platform, while the ad advocates downward tariff revision with a simple twenty percent cut.
Phil Piser, a young businessman, will open an exclusive men’s furnishing store named The Palace for Men in Alliance on Box Butte avenue next to Copeland & Nation’s barber shop. Goods have arrived and more are due, as Piser reports Alliance as the busiest town of its size he has seen. He has spent much of the last six months traveling the west and hails from the south.
Next Sunday services include Sabbath school at 10 a m and a morning preaching service on The True Worship. The minister James Brows extends a warm welcome and cordial invitation to all who may attend.
Pardee Bakery in Alliance runs at two thousand loaves daily and recently added modern mixing machinery. The mixer is run by electric motor and handles dough without hand contact. The bakery ships goods to nearby towns and excels in custom party and wedding cakes. The electric mixer starts at five each morning.
The Dry Farming Congress Bulletin reports farmers who conserve moisture and follow approved methods in the west achieve consistent success. Regions with limited rainfall see benefits, while newer districts and those neglecting dry farming face theories of failure.
Advertises subscription options for Nebraska Farmer and Alliance Herald at one year for 7.25 dollars and Campbell's Scientific Warmer and Alliance Herald at one year for 3.04 dollars with new or renewal memberships.
The Alliance baseball team played the Cherokee Indians in two close games both won by six to five. Rainy weather kept crowds small on Monday as catcher Clark Melntyre broke a collarbone from a foul tip. Tuesday drew a larger crowd with J W Guthrie umpiring. the Indians led four to three after five innings. A fund of twenty five dollars was collected for Melnotyre who will be out of work for some time.
Irbyn, Hall and John Cox of Strasburg left on a 1500 mile horseback journey from Sheridan county to Alabama after securing leave of absence. They travel via Alliance and are expected to share Nebraska news upon their return.
Alliance real estate leaders report Box Butte county crops looking excellent despite drought concerns. Wheat oats and corn show strong yields with potatoes and alfalfa praised. land prospects for fall business remain favorable and prices steady.
Local items report residents visiting Hot Springs and the Black Hills, travel to Crawford and Hemingford, and community events. The Scottsbluff Chautauqua closed and an omnium of dignitaries including C. H. Morrill attended. An alarm at Nohe Cafe caused no damage. Other notes cover births, deaths, races, and military maneuvers at Fort Riley.
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