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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
10
The article explains ante mortem meat inspection for cattle hogs sheep and goats at stockyards or establishments. It details tagging for suspect animals and outright condemnation for hogs with cholera or high fever, plus the handling of immature or rabies cases and the ongoing carcass inspection after slaughter.
Read by request the sermon on infant baptism from Rev Titus Lang of Immanuel Lutheran Church. It argues infant baptism is commanded by Christ in Matthew 28 19 20 and rejects the view that infant baptism is not taught in the Bible, asserting believers must baptize all nations. It references the term nations and the ongoing duty of Christians.
A $100 saddle from Harpham Bros Co of Lincoln is the top prize for Hyannis Home Day bucking contest on Friday September 24. Other prizes total a sizable fund, but none match the saddle for its prestige and utility to the winning bronco buster.
Advertisement urges use of Chamberlain's Ointment for sprained ankles and promises quicker recovery when directions are followed. Public notice notes availability everywhere and cites Adv August.
Leading Nebraska ranchmen find feeding cattle in Lincoln Union Stock Yards on the Burlington line increases gains by up to three dollars per head. The yards boast modern biosecurity and water, a complete sewerage system, and free switching service. Manager H. L. Carpenter, with long stockyard experience, advocates unloading and feeding at the yards to improve weight and market timing.
Judge A W Critem died at his Chadron home Monday afternoon. Funeral services were held there Wednesday conducted by the Masonic order with Judge Critem a past grand master. Grand Master Ebbert Cain and Grand Custodian Hubert F E French traveled through Alliance Tuesday to Chadron to lead the funeral.
The New Theatre becomes Gem Theatre replacing the old name and moving from Third Street to Box Butte Avenue. Prices rise to 10 cents for all shows every night except vaudeville feature nights. Mr Cramer led the name and price changes.
Mr. Cramer assures Alliance readers that the same pictures and game service priced at 15 cents will continue at the reduced rate, promising popular value for the organization’s members.
A bolt of lightning struck the lean-to off the kitchen of Joe Bicknell at 421 W Third Sunday night around 11:60. The impact caused smoke and minor fire. neighbor Gilbert Atwell felt a tingling as firefighters doused the blaze and estimated damage at 50 dollars.
An advertising pitch extols merchants who tell selling stories in a snappy up to date manner. The piece claims Good advertising pays and the newspaper is alive, encouraging businesses to stay abreast of the times.
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