Park entrance travel rates cut twenty percent
Secretary Lane reduced Yellowstone Park transportation rates by twenty percent at the western entrance in Montana. The new one dollar decrease lowers the full park tour to twenty dollars, with further reductions on four and two day trips as a result of a Department of the Interior contract with Yellowstone Western Stage Company led by F. J. Haynes, Robert Duff, and R. W. McTavish.
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Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Montana
Lane
Tourleta
Society Wedding Coming Soon in Alliance Nebraska
The Ware family invites friends to the marriage of Josephine Middleton Ware to Lawrence Watson King on December 31, 1913 at St Matthew's Church Alliance Nebraska at 8 PM with a reception at the Parish House. They will be at home in Minneapolis, Minnesota after February 1.
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Dean Ware
Minneapolis
Ware
George Garbett Ware
Josephine Middleton
Lawrence Watson King
St. Matthew's Church
Aiiance
Nebraska
Houe
Minneapoke
Minnesota
Court House Meeting Wednesday Discuss Construction
County commissioners from Alliance and Hemingford meet with contractor and surety official to discuss the new court house project. They aim to gauge parties desires and consider a 90 day extension to finish construction if needed, hoping for no further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanek
Hemingford
Hashmann
Beck
Court House
Campbell
Matthews
Nebraska School Law Revision Commission Appeal for Public Input
Lincoln Nebraska December 1 1915 letter from the School Law Revision Commission asks editors and the public to publish and editorially publicize its work. It notes the commission serves without pay and seeks citizen suggestions to improve public schools addressed to Miss Edith A. Lathrop secretary in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
School Law Revision Commission
Lincoln
Nebr
Herald
Alliance
Nebraskan
Nebraska
James EB. Delzell
Edith A. Lathrop
N. M. Graham Witham Ritchie, Jr
Charles Arnot P. M. Whitehead
E. M. Cline
State School Law Commission
James BE. Delzell
N. M. Graham William Ritchie, Jr
BK. OM. Chine School Law Revision Commission
Secretary of Agriculture Publishes 1913 Annual Report
David F. Houston, secretary of agriculture, releases the 1913 annual report. The 58 page document emphasizes interdepartmental cooperation and state agency coordination to streamline efforts and provide more valuable information to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Alfalfa yields steady at Geneva farm in 1912 and 1915
On the Peter Youngers farm near Geneva the alfalfa yield in 1912 and 1915 was reported about the same. A 12 acre field produced roughly 278 dollars in both seasons. Youngers serves on the board of agriculture.
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Peter Youngers
Geneva
Youngers
Board of Agriculture
Expensive Pictures Studio Sells Photos in Alliance
The Alliance Art Studio completed photos for a local lady in Alliance who paid sixty dollars per dozen, suggesting people value real art over price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Art Studio
Lady In Alliance
Stoem
Adv
Alliance School of Music Faculty Host After Recital
After the opera house recital on Tuesday evening the Alliance School of Music faculty hosted a reception at the conservatory for a small group of friends. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed a pleasant social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Conservatory
Alliance School of Music
James King 18 Captured After Fake Purchase Attempt
A man who gave the name James King was captured in Sidney Tuesday afternoon by the county sheriff after passing a bad check on Jack Riordan and attempting a fraudulent purchase at a local store. Sheriff Cox departed by night train for Sidney and will escort the prisoner back on the Denver train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Riordan
Sidney
James King
Cox
Will
Denver
Angora Birthday Dinner Highlights Community Spirit
Angora Nebr December 10 The town enjoyed Mia A G Stoners birthday dinner with relatives and friends. Bad news from Goodstreak sees Bert Miller a mail carrier suffer a horse barn accident leaving him unconscious at night. John Powers nurses a broken leg from a fall while Miss Dyson the teacher notes he will recover. George Severson visits Hemingford while Howard Johnson and family plan Texas departure. W8 Meeker and Mrs Meeker visit in Angora. Mrs George Clark visits J K Vandal family at Vance. Wena Ellersick leaves for Comstock after teaching at Thomas school.
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Herald
Angora
Nebr
Mia A. G. Stoner
Mr. Stoner
Paul Guceck
Bert Miller
Glen Round
Miss Dyson
Anya
George Severson
Goodstreak
Hemingford
B. Meeker
Burlington
Bridgeport
George Clark
J. K. Vandal
Vance
Howard Johnson
Texas
Wena Ellersick
Comstock
Thomas School
Nebraska Called State Without a Mine
Nebraska has been dubbed the state without a mine and may be considered mine-free under strict interpretations of mining definitions in the discussion. The remark places emphasis on mineral resources and regulatory criteria affecting classification and operations within the region.
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Nebraska
Pumice Lead Nebraska Mineral Output and W C T U Meeting
Nebraska ranks first in pumice production contributing to national mineral output. Clay pits supplied most value in 1912 totaling $805,398 of the state’s $1,490,582 mineral output. Alliance W C T U met December 4 at Mrs W S Acheson’s home with discussions on a prohibition future led by Mrs Mary Harrie Armor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nebraska
PF. W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Alliance
W. 8. Acheson
Wan
Mary Harrie Armor
Asbury Park
N. J
Armor
Pledges of 360 Million to Defeat Them Cited
The passage notes a pledge of 360 million to oppose a group with a strong faith claim. It quotes a biblical verse assuring divine protection and guidance for the effort. The text frames the pledge as a decisive strategy in a broader conflict context.
Concert Season Opens in Alliance at Phelan Opera House
The Alliance School of Music opened its concert season at Phelan Opera House Tuesday evening. Violinist Ralph Darrow pianist Edith Swan Zediker and soprano Eunice Burnett performed an intelligent varied program enjoyed by all. Beulah Smith accompanied, adding to the solo numbers. a recital by Darrow and Smith is planned after the holidays. A benefit concert will follow at Mullen for St Joseph's Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan Opera House
Alliance School of Music
Ralph Darrow
Edith Swan Zediker
Eunice Burnett
Beulah Smith
Edith Harbottle Seeks Christmas Gifts From Santa
A letter from Edith Harbottle of Alliance Nebraska dated December 8 1913 asks Santa Claus for Christmas presents including a pop eyed doll a little stove a washing machine a story book and a set of tin dishes. The Bee Hive published the plea yesterday hoping the child receives the requested gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
Santa Claus
Allianse
Nebr
Edith Harbottle
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Commission
N. Dak
Wm. Miller
Alliance Times
Wn. Miller
Times
Miller
The
Bualneas
North Dakota
Minnewaukan
N. C
Bertha
Green
J. J. Hutchinson
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Norfolk
Famous
Clothing House Alliance
Clothing House
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