First Chautauqua a Great Success in Alliance
Alliance residents praise the first Chautauqua organized by the Alliance Woman's Club. The event featured Nashville Serenaders, Dr Frank Love land, Rev J Eyernet Cathell, River Sisters, Harwood Roberts Manlove, the Dunbar singing orchestra, and a notable lecture by Chancellor Geo H Bradford. Dr F B Gordon delivered a strong address on The Fruitage of Identity. The paper confirms the Chautauqua will be an Alliance staple next year with season tickets already ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Woman's Club
Lendid
James G. Whiting
Imperial Guarda Band
Alva M. Reitzel
Litchfield
Misaley
Alzo
Herbert Nelson
Alliance
Geo. H. Bradford
Gordon
Dr. Gordon
Herald
Chautauqua
Woman's Club
Cattle Market Reports Strong Prices In Chicago Sale
The regular market letter notes about 1,500 rangers this week, 1,000 today, with beef steers from South Dakota and Montana selling largely at 7.55 to 8.35 and some loads at 8.90 to 9.00. A Montana Short horn sale averaged 3.05 on 1,451 pounds, against a year ago top of 7 for North Cheyenne Indian Agency beeves. Western range cattle expected to stay favored. natives in sight are scarce for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Witnois
South Dakota
Montana
North Cheyenne Indian Agency
Ladies Aid elects officers at First Presbyterian church
At a church meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon officers were elected. President Mrs J J Vance first vice president Mrs D B W Montgomery second vice president Mrs W B Spencer secretary Mrs Win ent treasurer Mrs FP Ruben al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Emancipation Day Observed by Chadron Colored Community
The Chadron Chronicle reports Emancipation Day celebrations by Chadron's colored community with a grove gathering at John Glade's grove. Speaker Prof. E F Wilson traced progress since emancipation while Mayor Loewenthal praised local Black residents. Music by a quartet and mandolin club complemented a well hosted event. Similar observance urged in Alliance with offer of assistance.
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Chadron
Unit City
John Glade
Grove
E. W. Wright
United States
Benjamin Loewenthal
Wright
Herald
New Produce and Poultry House Opens in City
Cal. Simpson & Co. opened a produce vegetable and poultry business in the former Jerry Rowan room at Third street and Laramie avenue. They run their own delivery and plan strong city service with a watermelon specialty this week. The Misses Bowman hosted a four course luncheon at 6:30 for Miss Grace Hillis of Aurora and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Simpson & Co
Jerry Rowan
Third Street
Laramie Avenue
Cal. Simpson
Herald Force
Bowman
Grace Hillis
Aurora
Maude
Winnie Spacht
Ethel James
Alta Yous
Miss Awy Jordan Visits Miss Alta Young in Scottsbluff
Miss Awy Jordan of Scottsbluff spent the first of the week visiting Miss Alta Young.
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Awy Jordan
Scottsbluff
Alta Young
Alliance City Schools Annual Cost Report 1912
The superintendent’s report to the Alliance Nebr Board of Education summarizes staffing costs, building and supplies, and revenues for 1911-1912. It notes a 5 mill levy increase for 1912-15, explains miscellaneous expenses, and details per pupil costs, manual training and domestic science programs, enrollment figures, and outcomes of new courses.
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Board of Education
Alliance City Schools
Herald
Alliance
Nebr
Board of Education, Alliance
W. R. Pate
County Officials Resolve to Oppose Tax Increase in Lincoln
County Attorney Eugene Burton and Commissioners J M Wanek Cal Hashman traveled to Lincoln this week to oppose a proposed ten percent increase in real estate assessments for Box Butte county. Clerk Monte Hargraves had been notified by the state board of equalization of the hearing timetable.
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J. M. Wanek
Cal Hashman
Eugene Burton
Lincoln
State Board of Equalization
Hox Hutte
Alliance
Mr. Burton
Monte Hargraves
Box Butte
Must Clean Up Yards New Ordinance on Garbage
Alliance passes Ordinance No. 184 governing disposal of garbage and ashes. The Herald reprints the text for public attention on page two and urges citizens to comply promptly with the new sanitation rules.
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Alliance
The
Herald
Weekly Weather Report Makes Hay While Sun Shines
The past week brought almost ideal weather for haying with dry spells aiding cutting and stacking. Forecasters note a chance of rain today but do not expect prolonged showers. Ground remains saturated and a month with little rain would suit most crops and farmers.
Moving Grocery Store Relocates to Larger Space
Watson and Watson lease their northeast corner building at Second street and Box Buys avenue to milliners Mrs Walbridge and Miss Nina Boysen. They move their grocery into the room next door, recently vacated by W M Wilson's second hand shop, after extensive renovation for a better business location.
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Watson & Watson
Second Street
Box Buys Avenue
Walbridge
Nina Boysen
W. M. Wilson
In Union Is Strength Sermon on Shared Duty and Faith
A spiritual dialogue presents Jesus urging Gabriel that the spread of the message rests on believers. He emphasizes personal and collective responsibility to tell others until every person hears the story. The piece calls for unity and action across individuals, societies, and unions to gain strength through shared purpose.
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Palestine
Teter
James
John
Gabriel
Peter
Jesus
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective says Nebr man
John J Angle of Wayside near Chadron Nebraska testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney soreness after other remedies failed. He reports lasting relief after moving to Chadron and continuing use of the pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Down
John J. Jangle
Wayside
Chadron
Nebr
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Twenty Years in Sing Sing Shown at Crystal Theatre
This week Crystal Theatre screened Twenty Years in Sing Sing, the first interior prison footage. A large crowd attended Monday and Tuesday, all pleased with the three reel film. Proprietor DuBuque announces future showings will feature first class pictures only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theatre
Sing-Sing
DuBuque
Devald
Vaughan heads to Frontier Days in Cheyenne
Claude Vaughan left in his automobile at six o clock yesterday morning for Cheyenne to attend the Frontier Days celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Vaughan
Cheyenne
McCorkle Heads North West On Business Trip
J. H. McCorkle departed this morning on 41 bound for a business trip to the northwest region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. McCorkle
North West
Prevent Car Shortage Incoming Wheat Crop Warns Western Railways
The Association of Western Railways warns industrial traffic managers and shippers of a probable car shortage this fall. A circulated circular urges moving lumber coal and cement promptly and loading unloading cars quickly and near capacity to ease the load. Readers are invited to contact W. A. Garrett, Chairman, for the full letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Western Railways
W. A. Garrett
First Presbyterian Church to Hold Services Next Sunday
Hastings Nebraska announcement from Rev. James B. Brown invites all to attend regular services at the First Presbyterian Church next Sunday with Rev. D. W. Montgomery preaching both morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Herald
Hastings
Nebr
D. W. Montgomery
Dainty Birth Announcement for Clark Holloway Hianuion
The Herald printed a pink and white birth card announcing Clark Holloway Hianuion born July 29 1912. Parents are Mr and Mrs G F Hamilton. The card notes weight in pounds. The announcement reflects the joy of the new arrival.
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Herald Job Department
Clark Holloway Hianuion
G. F. Hamilton
Brown Skins Ball Prizes Named For August Event
Print ads announce Brown Skins Ball in the M. B. A. Hall next Monday night August 1 with a cake walk contest offering prizes of 3, 2, and 1 dollars. Managers Jas Turner and Walker Smith.
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Rangere
Market Ward
Clay, Robinson & Co
Live Stock Commission
Ladies’ Aid
NEW Produce and Poultry House
Cal. Simpson & Company
Adool
T& Girls
Witt
the Herald
Puritan
Peerless
Delight
Santos
Empire
Acorn
Oal
Canon
Hamilton
M. Vaughn
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