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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
6
A lively Sunday school rally was held at the Blackstone schoolhouse. Various local updates follow from Alliance to Minatare, including travel for Ballots to Harrison and visits by Ruth Jones of Alliance. The column notes school reopening with Hazel Hickey and local farming and family happenings.
Frost covered the area on the 24th matching last year’s date. Albert Haworth remains ill but shows improvement. William Howe named mail carrier between Reno and Hewett. Robbins children suffer mumps. Ruth Owen returns from Ackworth Iowa to spend winter. Temperance exercise by children at 2 30 p m replaces review lesson. Preaching at 3 30 p m. Visitors Mrs Dr Parsons of Alliance and Mrs Dr Churchill of Hewett attend.
Charlie Sneue and family pass through town en route to Scottsbluff. Thur Mr. Lower finishes a well at the Kinsley homestead. Neighbors Morton and Ryan aid Rolla Shatter on the Platte and will be away for weeks. Randall eyes A D Weir calves. J W Scott sold calves at 14 dollars per head. Lull staying with Mrs. Patterson while Nichol son Bros. cut hay. Will Nicholson reports hay crop near last year. Marsland youths go to Whistle Creek to play, losing to Curly and defeating Whistle Creek. The Hay Seeds and Lawn nine compete. Powell family at home. Thorp misquoted sale price of 3600 dollars. Thorp plans move to Texas. Birdie Hanson joins old friend at school leaving home.
Mr Keys and wife from York Nebr vacationing at R R Kincaid's home. A party at Charles Mason's home last Saturday evening was a grand success. Miss Anna Pecker visited Miss Delia Breckner. Townson and Nolan shipped a carload of cattle. Noah Rhodes spent two days at Alliance. Frost northeast of Bingham damaged late crops. Miss Wella Breckner to Alliance with two brothers to attend school. They spent the summer on the ranch.
The Fairview Ladies Aid society meets with Mrs. Wm. Rust Jr. on Wednesday September 6 for a business session. Mrs Rust hosts and two visiting sisters Mrs. R. F. Howe of Lexington Missouri and Mrs. A. C. Tucker of Lincoln Nebraska stay, with Howe leaving tomorrow and Tucker remaining for now.
In fighting to keep blood pure the white corpuscles combat disease germs but often fail allowing pimples boils eczema and sores to multiply. Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys expel poisons from blood and build up health. Endorsed by C. T. Budahn of Tracy California and sold at F. J. Brennan's.
Article offers general rules for siting a new Nebraska farm home. Emphasizes best drainage and light, favorable winds, scenic view, and proximity to a highway. Warns against hillside hollows and creek bottoms, advises artificial windbreaks and proper grading, and stresses future-oriented planning for comfort and health.
A Beal & Sons plant just north of the Row stores a large line of blocks and cement building material on hand. The yard is visible from the adjacent elevator and can be reached by telephone at 555 or 366.
The Nebraska Experiment Station at Lincoln and a new North Platte unit plan expanded silage feeding for dairy and beef cattle. Sixty steers at Lincoln are tested with silage versus other feeds, four silos operate now and another may be built next year. The North Platte station will use silage for beef cattle and a breeding herd to compare beef production costs with and without silage.
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