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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
1
Dietitians advise limiting meat to once daily and alternating with fresh fish when possible. Emphasize milk and eggs for strength, incorporate them into soups and custards, choose crisp breads, and eat fresh green salads dressed with oil and vinegar. Favor ripe fruits and fruit flavored ices for desserts and moderate tea and coffee use.
Listing of house for rent with city water in Simon Sonson addition and boarding options. Farm notices advertise cows and calves for sale near Canton Curly post office plus a fine brown mare and gelding. Also land quarters for sale north of Alliance and a tea room house for rent near Graham's grocery. Also office supplies dealer ad from Weatero Office Supply Co.
The Her ald office printed campaign cards for Thomas B. Shrewsbury a democratic sheriff candidate. The Hereford Democrat defends campaign printing and notes Shrewsbury is a farmer and Burlington shop employee. It predicts he may resign to focus on office duties and remarks on local land value implications.
The Alliance Junior Normal reports higher attendance than other state junior normals, claiming it was the largest in the state this year. Despite opinions from Broken Bow, figures show Alliance had the most students enrolled as Junior Normal, separate from teachers' institutes.
The wedding of Prof H H Reimund formerly Alliance high school principal and Miss Frances Scott took place at the bride’s parents home in Greeley on Tuesday evening August 10. They will reside in Crawford where Reimund has been elected Crawford city schools superintendent. The community notes they will be missed and congratulate the couple on their future.
Alliance Nebraska farmers hire Campbell soil culture expert to teach dry farming. Hereford county farmers will follow, aiming to make two blades of grass grow where one grew before. The era of the Pettifog lawyer and slipshod practices is fading.
Sadie Emma Fickell united with Eugene Albon Hall at the bride and groom's home. Hall is a real estate partner in Hall & Graham. Mrs Fickell recently left Alliance National Bank and will reside at 718 Cheyenne Ave after October 1.
Alliance Hospital notes Miss Ethel Hagaman leaving Saturday for a weeks stay at home with Miss Mabel Ford filling in. Geo Darling’s mother returned home while Geo himself was moved to the hospital and is recovering well. Mrs. Harry Brown left Sunday with her baby for Paulette Nebraska.
The Crawford community in Nebraska discusses the fall fair and race meet slated for late September. A committee will be appointed immediately to organize the event. A carnival is booked for Crawford during the week of August 23.
Miss Edith Gutberlet and Denver man Peter Olden Muntz unite in marriage at 5 pm on August 11 at 211 East Wyoming Street Alliance. Rev J L Vallow officiated a ceremony witnessed by many and followed by a wedding dinner. The couple are praised by the community. Jas B Gray returned from a trip to New York and eastern points.
Actor Sanford Dodge forms a dramatic company in Alliance and plans a season at the Phelan opera house opening August 24 and 26. Members will gather from many places for hard work before first productions.
The Box Butte County Agricultural and Fair Association elected officers including John O Keefe as president and Geo Molring as vice president. Shareholders agreed to lease forty acres east of town from Lincoln Land Co. for 150 per acre. The fair is scheduled for September 28 and 29. committees were formed for race track publicity building speed amusement and premium list.
The Phelan Opera House presents Will Locke's refined comedy The Girl and the Gawk in Alliance on Friday night August 26. The production boasts a capable company and positive press from cities visited, promising an entertaining, non violent evening. Audience members who miss it may regret not seeing quality stage work.
The partnership Ferris & Vaughn between Charles Ferris and Mike Vaughn was dissolved yesterday. Charles Ferris will continue the business with his brother under the name Ferris Brothers. They announce a special stock reducing sale in this issue of The Herald.
A pool operator reports substantial investment to maintain a first class facility. About 2000 gallons of fresh water are pumped daily and heated through a small heater to reduce chill. The owner, L A Berry, seeks patronage to justify the expense.
A four or five room house at 18 Da kota St offers a pantry closets a well a large cellar and fencing. Easy terms offered by W F Kyicir.
Sunday school and young peoples meeting as usual. Preaching at 11 a.m. on Nothing Impossi ble with God by Rev. J M Huston. No service in the evening. St Matthew s Episcopal Church Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 by Rev. F A Graves. Ladies Guild meets Wednesday afternoon Aug 14 at Mrs McClure s home.
Sunday school at 6 a.m led by Rev H P V Bogue on The Secret of Happiness. Christian Endeavor at 7115. No evening service due to union services at U P Church.
Morning sermon titled A Winning Battle Cry at the Methodist Episcopal Church and an evening union service at United Presbyterian Church with subject Theology vs Sociology.
Rev. A. L. Godfrey will preach in the morning and Rev. Vallow of the M. E. church will preach in the evening at Union service.
The union service next Sunday evening will be held at the Euterian church with Rev. J. L. Vallow of the M. E. church preaching on Theology vs Sociology. A complete canvass glove machine and a No. 1 popcorn and peanut machine are for sale cheap. Inquiries to Desch Land Co., Grand Island.
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