County Commissioners Proceedings Alliance Nebr 1915
The Box Butte County board of equalization sets 1915 levies based on assessed valuation of 2 054 187.00 and specifies school district tax rates, with numerous names and figures for district levies and expenditures. Ray Butler, a young pitcher for Alliance, gains praise after strong performances against Hemingford and Christians, recording 9 wins in 11 starts and 15 strikeouts in a recent game sequence.
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Box Butte
Nebraska
Box Butte County
State Board of Equalization
Eald County
Towit
Marion B Hutchinson Dies After Long Illness
Marion B Hutchinson Jr died at home on Niobrara avenue after a ten month illness from lymphatic leukemia. He was nearly 38, survived by a widow four children and five brothers. The family had lived in the area, previously in Kearney, and the body was taken to Kearney for burial with the widow and children and one brother accompanying.
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Marion Jr. Hutchinson
Niobrara Avenue
Alliance
Kearney
Alliance Board Orders Tax Levies and Claims Adjudicated
The board orders a thirty three mill city tax and a special sewer levy on Alliance Nebraska properties and forty mill village tax for Hemingford. It also extends the tax list to cover prairie dog killing costs since 1914. Officers present are Wanek Hashman and Duncan. Claims examined and allowed include Karl Forestr 371.40 and University Pub. Co. 265 among others with warrants to be drawn.
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Alliance
Nebraska
Hemingford
Box Butte
Board of Equalization
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
J. M. Wanek
C. L. Hashman
Geo. W. Duncan
General Fund
Karl Forestr
University Pub. Co
Pup
Geo. Simpson
E. N. Nussbaum
Trainmen time books for sale at Herald office
Trainmen's daily time books are offered for twenty cents each at The Herald office. Readers are invited to inquire and view them.
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Herald Office
Death of Gail Threlkeld at 210 West Third Street
Gail Threlkeld five years old, son of Mr. and Mrs T J Threlkeld, died at home Monday at 9 am from brain fever with complications. He had been ill since the first of the month. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Old papers for sale at The Herald office five cents per bundle.
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Gail
T. J. Threlkeld
West Third Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Frontier Days Carnival to Open in Silver Creek Neb
Silver Creek Nebraska will host a Frontier Days celebration and carnival on September 1 2 3. Cash prizes for riding and roping. Idaho Bill and Texas Jack, champion steer bull dogger, will attend. Ridere will be especially welcome announced by secretary F H Bell.
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Silver Creek
Nebr
U. P
Idaho Bill
Texas Jack
F. H. Bell
Herald Want Ads Bring Quick Results
Herald want ads deliver fast results with a simple phone call to 340. A concise, actionable notice invites readers to place ads and reach a broad local audience.
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Herald
Treadeasy shoe builds balance with hygienic last design
An illustration explains how the Treadeasy shoe crafted on the Treadeasy hygienic last straightens and supports the ankle and how a large properly placed heel centers weight over the heel, aligning with Nature s intent to improve balance and reduce twisting strain on the ankle and arch. The sole shows the last is straight from heel to toe like a natural foot.
Farmers Name Their Farms at Alliance Meeting
About twenty five farmers met at Guy Rust’s home four miles north of Alliance on Tuesday. They decided to name their farms such as Purry Home Sunnyside Hill Crest Ash Grove Pleasant Hill Shady Nook Meadow Brook Wayside Locust Grove and register them with County Agent Seidel to avoid duplicates. Secretary Fisher offered to paint signs for the first twenty five names, with priority given to those who register earliest. The meeting adjourned to Purinton’s grove for the next gathering on September 21. Meanwhile a Baptist vs Methodist baseball game saw the Methodists win seven to two with Littl Ray Edwards pitching well and Campbell wilding in the eighth inning.
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Guy Rust
Alliance
So-and-So
Fairview
Sunnyview
Purry
D. W. Relman
Sunnyside
Seidel
Purinton’s Grove
Junior Observation Tour Signals County Winners for State Encampment
The junior agricultural observation tour reports were graded. David Purinton will represent the country district and Loula Powell the town district at the Boys School Encampment at the state fair in Lincoln next month. The encampment runs September 4 to 10 with instruction mornings and observation afternoons.
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David Purinton
Loula Powell
Lincoln
Agricultural Department
State University
Farmers’ Institute
Losers Win One for Methodist Ball Team
The Methodist ball team finally broke their season hoodoo and defeated the Baptists on the local diamond. The game began Saturday but rain interrupted play and the teams agreed to finish on Monday.
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Methodist
Baptists
Appointed Delegates to Pan American Road and Irrigation Congress
Mayor Komig appoints delegates R E B right city engineer S W Thompson and Ire E Tash to the Pan American Road Congress in Oakland September 13 to 17. E T Kibble W D Fisher A Newberry A D Rodgers and Win King named delegates to the National Irrigation Congress in San Francisco in September. Alliance will be well represented by these delegates.
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Komig
National Irrigation Congress
R. EB. Nright
S. W. Thompson
Alliance Commercial Club
Post M
Ire E. Tash
Oakland
Calif
E. T. Kibble
W. D. Fisher
A. Newberry
A. D. Rodgers
Win. King
San Francisco
Alliance
Christians Win Key League Game Over Baptists
The Christian Sunday school team defeated the Baptists 14 to 8 in a strong showing. Hemingford remains a main challenger with more matches. the decisive showdown likely comes in the last game between Hemingford and the Christians at the fair grounds on Labor Day.
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Baptists
Hemingford
Fairgrounds
Interior redecorating at W. K R Harper store in August sale
A large group of painters redecorates the W. K R Harper department store interior this week altering walls and ceiling to white. Clerks move goods as August Pay Day week sale continues with shoppers noting the improved light and atmosphere.
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W. KR. Harper Department Store
Rheumatism Aids and Blood Purification Cited
The notice warns rheumatism results from blood impurities and claims relief by a natural blood purification remedy. It advises avoiding alcoholic substitutes and urges readers to seek the offered medicinal treatment as a key to arresting the disease.
New Women's Shoes Line Treadeasy by Alli ance Shoe Store
Si Miller proprietor of the Alliance Shoe Store announces a new women’s shoe line the Treadeasy with exclusive agency. The ad notes unique construction and offices in the issue of The Herald.
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Si Miller
Alliance Shoe Store
the Herald
Treadeasy
Alliance nuptials and travel mishap headline
Chas A Stockwell and Miss Detsie Benham wed in Alliance with Rev H J Young officiating. The couple plan to live in Chadron where Stockwell bought a half share in a steam laundry. A separate note mentions Rev F A Woten preaching next Sunday as Rev Young vacationed in the Black Hills.
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Chas. A. Stockwell
Detsie Benham
Alliance
H. J. Young
The
Christian Church
Chadron
Mr. Stockwell
Steam Laundry
Alliance Steam Laundry
F. A. Woten
Scottsbluff
Alliance Christian Church
Young
Black Hills
Dr. J J Keegan Returns From Study Work in Minnesota
Dr J J Keegan of the University, recently engaged in special work in Minneapolis and Rochester, Minn, is home briefly. He will assume an anatomy instructor post at Nebraska University in the coming year.
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J. J. Keegan
Minneapolis
Rochester
Doc Tanner Says There Are People Who Kick If They Get
Doc Tanner asserts some individuals aim to trigger action if they think they can gain from it. He cautions listeners about exploiting disputes for personal advantage.
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Doc
Tanner
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Ray Butler
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Alliance Christians
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Butler
State Levy General Fund
Ee Milla University Fund
Mills
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Normal Echoo
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Milla Mother's Pension Fund
Ee Mills Bridge Fund
Rond Sinking Fund
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Ery Bo
Marion B. Hutchinson
Gail Threlkeld
Dinary
S. A. Miller
Box Butte Avenue
Farmers’ Club Meeting
Methodist Boys
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Observation Tour
Louis Powell
SCONE
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Alliance Bantist
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FE. J. Wilson
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Helen Reneau
Broken Bow
Leona Shreve
J. E. Rice
Omaha
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George Ellis
Bridgeport
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