City Treasurer Report Details July Finances and Utilities
The August council meeting included the city treasurer report for the month ending July 15 showing fund balances, warrants paid and outstanding, and receipts. Water and light departments reported earnings, expenses, and net income with monthly comparisons. Fines and fees from the police court totaled 46.50 in fines, 20.30 in judge fees, and 14.70 in marshal fees.
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Mk Abege
Ci. Com
J. E.hughes
Grace H. Kennedy
Electric Light
Water Department
Council
Vght Department
L. A. Berry
Farewell Sermon for Dr. Carns at Alliance M E Church
Dr J B Carns pastor of Alliance First M E Church preaches his farewell Sunday at 8 pm. He will leave to attend the Northwest Nebraska Methodist conference at Scottsbluff starting Sept 4. Carns plans a five week rest and relocation to University Place before possibly moving toward New Mexico. The conference gathers ministers from across the northwest with Bishop Homer C Stuntz presiding and features speakers such as C B Spencer and Don B tt among national figures, marking a milestone session for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Carns
M. E. Church of Alliance
Northwest Nebraska
Scottie Bluff
Carnes
New Mexico
Dr. Carns
Carns
Scottabluff
Scottsbluff M. E
C. B. Spencer
Central Advocate
Don B.tt
Epworth
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York City
Huddleston
Philip 5 Islands
J. P. Maveety
Charles R. Oaten
Stunts to Speak at Chicago Event by Noted Speakers
Doctor Curtisie Hubbard of Washington Rev HH Pingree and Mrs E L Miller will attend at Chicago event. Mrs Sunts will deliver an address as an interesting speaker accompanying Bishop Stunts.
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Chicago
Curtisie Hubbard
Washington
HH. M. Pingree
E. L. Miller
Bishop Stunts
Mra.Sunts
Growers 10 complete organization SAT
Rex Truman announces a meeting for Box Butte County potato growers to finish organizing the Potato Growers Association. Attendees will hear from J Case of USDA Market News, H C Filley marketing expert, and Lloyd C Thomas about new potato marketing conditions and state boosters. The session is at Schindler's hall Hemingford Saturday at 3 o'clock.
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Hemingford
Box Butte County
J. Case
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
H. C. Filley
Filley
Lloyd C. Thomas
Alliance Herald
Thomas
State Conservation Congress
Omaha
Schindler’s Hall
Potatoes Increase Food Storage urged by officials
The article notes a surge in potato production and suggests two remedies: use potatoes as bread substitutes and store surplus for winter. It lists numerous potato acreages by individual growers in Cox Butte county and discusses market impact and pricing concerns for the coming spring.
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Cox Butte County
Lee Roland
Hemingford
Jasper Jaspersen
Canton
N. M. Petersen
Henry Henings
P. Swanson
W. H. Roland
T. O. Meyers
W. E. Moehnert
Fred Detyler
H. Vanbargan
J. B. Iversen
Alliance
Wm. Mabin
I. Mundt
J.T. Nnoble Alliance
EF. K. Miller
Floyd True
L. Harris
C. H. Loomis
Henry Westlake
Fred Westlake
L. M. Hawkins
Sam Mundt
O. N. Swanson
Lewis
Hans
Hansen
Athey
Ce M. Nielsen
H. O. Strong
Leager
Monry Gromonet
Geo. Young
Vaughn
John Mabin
T. A. Green
H. J. Blanchard
J. P. Christensen
H. C. Hansen
Clarence Carrell
Frank Shook
A. M. Beeman
BK. Addy
Clinton Calvin
Wm. Carter
R. K. Christensen
J. P. Jensen
Fredoin Abley
BE. F. Abley
Alfred Vaughn
Thowald Land
L. L. Price
C. E. Rosenberger
Semi Monthly Pay Began For Nebraska Rail Workers
Nebraska railroad employees began receiving semimonthly wages today under a new law passed by the last legislature. The pay car stopped at Alliance at 10 52 this morning and will proceed to Seneca and Broken Bow paying the first and fifteenth half month wages.
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Nebraska
Shannon
Omaha
Thomas
Alliance
State of
Deadhead
Seneca
Broken Bow
Ravenna
Minatare Farm Owner Shot. Bullet Removed in Alliance
Venant Gauvain, owner of several farms in Minatare, was wounded Wednesday evening while driving with his son on his property near Alliance. He says he was shot by J W Broughton, who is out on bond. one shot pierced his right leg, later operated on at St Joseph's Hospital Alliance. Gauvain's leg shows improvement.
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Gauvain
Minatare
St. Oseph’s Hospital
Alliance
Townsend
J. W. Broughton
Bond
Broughton
Laughten
Don
Doling
Railroads see staff changes and promotions across several towns
Railroad notes report resignations and new posts in Lead and Dunning with agents and clerks moving between Mullen Hemingford and Minnekahta. Prominent shifts include Miss Carmichael promotion to superintendent’s office and J E Walker leaving OS and D for Great Northern claim agent role. Conductor and train crew moves noted along with a safety meeting in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O— J. E. Walker
Os&d Department
General Superintendent
Great Northern
Round House Changes Quietly Shifts at Alliance
Fireman Fowler arrives from the east end to take a 42 turn with Chris Rockey. H. Fink goes to Broken Bow to relieve Fowler on the local turnaround. Huston and Mark move crews on Crawford hill with Huston taking a short layoff. Hannah Keane joins as stenographer in the general foreman’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireman Fowler
East End
Alliance
Chris Rockey
Ss. H. Fink
Broken Bow
Fowler
Mark
Engineer Huston
Crawford Hill
Mr. Huston
Hannah Keane
U— W. R. Colling
Round House
Bob
East End Travel and Local Railroad Moves
C O Davenport left yesterday for a trip along the east end. Mrs A Hudson and Mrs N T Shawver left Tuesday for Seneca to gather sand hill choke cherries. George F Dill, conductor on the east end, has been transferred to Alliance and will run a train from this point. he plans to move his family here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hudson
N. T. Shawver
Seneca
George F. Dill
East End
Alliance
Governor urges Omaha to enforce liquor laws in capital visit
Governor Keith Neville summoned Omaha officials to the capitol and pressed for strict enforcement of Nebraska prohibition. He provided a list of liquor sources and said convictions must follow, after a state investigator produced evidence. Attending officials included Mayor Dahlman and City Attorney McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Neville
Omaha
Capitol
Nebraska
Dahlman
Parks
Sherif Clark
McGuire
Booze and gambling crimes hit Alliance cases before Judge Tash
County Judge Ira E. Tash hands down strict sentences to violators in Box Butte. Pat McDonald admitted intoxication after carrying two quarts of whiskey and paid a $57.20 fine. Co-defendants Bayer and Keeler were fined $100 and costs for transporting liquor. Five men, Blaine Beckwith, Joe Smith, Ellis Roberts, T. P. Rolfson, and Conrad Blume, pled guilty to gambling, each facing a $100 fine and costs. Bishop Geo Beecher visited Alliance en route north to Chadron.
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Ira E. Tash
Judge Tash
Pat McDonald
Oklahoma
McDonald
Bayer
Alliance
Harrison
Crawford
Hartland
Keeler
Tash
Beckwith
Aliff
Roberts
Smith
Rolfeon
Blume
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