Alliance and area movement noted in local arrivals and departures
Hemingford residents and visitors travel between Alliance and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs. Jim Wilson, Kinsley visitors from Wyoming, Joe Kuhn from Jireh Wyoming, Carl Spacht from Keeling Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont visiting Alliance, and Miss Hattie Saverwein arriving on train 44. Local residents host lawn parties and farewell visits asMisses Lodema Reid and Vera Reid prepare to teach in Adair Iowa, with Miss Bernice Crossley returning to Grand Island Nebraska.
Remembered drug store man Cartwright still with us
Mr Cartwright remains the registered man at the local drug store and is remembered by many citizens. Miss Nettie Uhrig and Miss Gertrude Delsing traveled to Alliance on Tuesday for the teachers institute underway this week.
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Cartwright
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Nettie Uhrig
Gertrude Delsing
Alliance
Teachers’ Institute
Glen Pierce Becomes Lincoln Candidate After Alliance Visit
Glen Pierce visited Alliance on Tuesday evening and secured 42 votes, placing him as a leading Lincoln contender in local races.
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Glen Pierce
Alliance
Lincoln
Community Notes From Marsland Weekend Activities
Mr and Mrs Ira Phillips visited Marsland Friday to bid Miss Alice Enyeart farewell before her move to Chicago for teaching. Roy Phillips Russel Miller families spent Sunday in Pine Ridge and locals picnicked at Big Spring. Mrs Rupert Walker received word that her brother, a France veteran, died August 8. Miss Garland, a former city schoolteacher, is among the mourners. Tommy Squib, son of Thomas Squib, is wounded overseas but not seriously. Mrs Elmer Noe has enlisted as a nurse and passed her medical, expected to be called soon. Norbert Frohnappel sold his business to Hubbel who took over at Arteton Potet.
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Ira Phillips
Marsland
Mrs. Phillips
Miss Alice Enyeart
Miss Enyeart
Chicago
Rupert Walker
Miss Garland
France
Our City
Elmer Noe
British Labor party plans postwar reconstruction platform
The British Labour party outlines a postwar reconstruction program aiming for government ownership of key industries and communications, broad housing reforms, unemployment insurance, and demobilization plans. Observers note parallels with the National Nonpartisan League, urging the people to shape a democratic economy to avoid capitalistic control.
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British Labor Party
Labor Party
New Republic
America
Nonpartisan League
National Nonpartisan League
Kaiser Kizes A Rant On War And Slop-Limburger Cheese
A satirical verse depicts a boastful Kaiser comparing conquests to feeding an army of zigzag props. He imagines striking at France and Britain, bragging of submarines and quick campaigns. The poem laments antiwar sentiment and mocks the German leadership while referencing American troops and home front tensions.
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France
Johnnie Bull
Tor
Sammy
Alliance United Doctors Special at Drake Hotel
The Drakes Hotel hosts the Alliance United Doctors Specialists on Wednesday September 4 1918 for one day only from 10 am to 8 pm. Free examination consultation and chemical analysis available for chronic diseases affecting blood liver stomach kidneys and more. Married women require husbands while minors come with parents.
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Drake Hotel
Diagnosticilan
The
United Doctors
Nebraska
Mills frames hunger and child mortality in North Dakota
Dr Walter Thomas Mills an economist and lecturer spoke in Park River North Dakota during January and February asking if anyone is hungry when land machinery and labor are insufficient to feed all He cited 300000 children under five dying last year attributing the deaths to malnutrition and condemning the managers and exploiters of production.
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Walter Thomas Mills
North Dakota
Park River
Lost Pets and Liberty Bonds in Lil Want Ads
An era friendly column humorously urges readers to use small ads for buying or selling items like a bull or family flyer, noting simple exchanges. It muses on music’s effects on children and youth, contrasting martial rhythm with gentle melodies and the impact on sensitive ears.
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G. M. Jenkins
Mrs. Elder
Bert
Will Elder
Anselmo
Lodema
Vera Reid
Adair
Iowa
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Roy Phillips
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Thos
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Tagg Bros
Moorhead
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
A. W. Tagg
Billie Lynam
Dow
Fred Lightfoot
Bert Anderson
Coley Wilkerson
Ellis J. Wright
H. W. Johnson
W. B. Tagg
T. W. Farris
R. W. Hanley
R. F. Marcy
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