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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
6
Daily low rate excursion tickets offered to eastern cities and resorts, Northern Michigan, Canada and New England. Includes attractive rates to the Pacific Coast, Yellowstone Park, Utah, Colorado, Big Horn Mountains and Black Hills.
Low colonist rates apply daily in September and October to California Washington Oregon and hundreds of intermediate points in the Big Horn River Valley Wyoming watered by completed canals. Small cash payments and terms covering nine years. Round trip fare from Missouri River and Nebraska points thirty four dollars. Write your friends back east about these lands and send their names to Clem Deaver General Agent Landseekers Information Bureau Omaha W L Waxerty G P A Omaha Net.
Hem ing ford Pietometer WF Wailer Miller report a home diamond game. Seven carloads of cattle shipped. McClusky Bros build a barn for Iraddie Fenver near Dunlap. Post office hours changed to 7 pm. New threshing outfits arrive signaling strong crops. School starts August 1 with a capable board. Gas lights installed in several stores. A bowling alley planned from the old pool hall site. Belmont meetings and camping season ongoing.
Joe Herricks, John Sase, Ira Johnson and others visit Hashman family members at Calvin Hashman and related homes. Several people attend church and association events at Carpenter church. Rain noted as a pleasant sign while work continues on claims and homes.
A garbled Alliance newspaper scroll notes residents visiting Marsland and Crawford, harvest activity, cattle shipments, a road overseer ordering bridge planks, and Frontier Day mentions. It reports Elizabeth Barry seeking estate support and personal property assignment from the estate of Edward James Harry, with formal notice to interested parties.
Notice of incorporation filed in Sheridan County Nebraska for the Orville Cattle Company. Purpose to engage in live stock dealing, sale of cattle and livestock products, and related mortgage and financing activities. Capital stock authorized is one hundred thousand dollars divided into shares. The business will commence following final filing and is subject to corporate approvals and legal requirements.
Public legal notice records appointment of executors and hearing for the estate of Kadwal t Kearny late of the county. The matter items include property at Poeney near Whitermty Road and Willow Creek. hearing date set for autumn with specified witnesses and court actions.
At the Interstate Prosperity Congress in New York on Friday two rival groups clashed. Alexander Berkman led a grimy faction claiming 40 000 unemployed workers but police dispersed them. Suffragettes pressed for recognition while Henry Clews cited a total output of about 8.07 billion dollars, predicting farmers will have money to burn this fall.
Pietro Barilla a Woodhaven hotelkeeper was found dead in a lonely field in Flatbush Brooklyn with four stab wounds and two bullet wounds. A blood written letter and a large roll of money plus a gold watch were found on him. Antonio Del Marto, his cousin, is held for investigation.
A concise explainer on how the Electoral College operates. It covers state selection of electors, the meeting of electors in January, the deposition of one list with a federal judge and the other two to the U S Senate, and the February joint session counting and announcing results.
Over 400 railroad employees met in St. Paul to form an association aimed at backing railroads against hostile legislation. The drive was led by John Lynch of the Chicago Great Western. Six Nebraska State Railway Employes' Protective association reps attended, with plans for Minnesota locals and mutual support in future elections and a Des Moines meeting for an Iowa association.
A Wisconsin river pleasure boat capsized near Kilbourne. Four Chicago residents died Edward G. Pfeiffer and son Ralph Mabel Ward Mrs W G Heath. Survivors include Mrs E G Pfeiffer Prelfer Gertie Ward W G Heath and boatman John Wirtz. The launch was returning from a trip through the Dells.
Dentchmann of Belleville, aged 11, died from a complication of diseases including tetanus ptomaine poisoning and paralysis after five days of constant hiccups. The attending physician calls the case unprecedented noting the tetanus germs entered during latent form before ptomaine poisoning following eating ver sausage.
William A. Hing of Milwaukee drowned while bathing in the Smoky Til river at Enterprise Kansas. He was an insurance man.
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