The Werald Official Publication of Box Butte County
The Werald is the official publication for Box Butte county and its circulation in Alliance Nebraska. It announces rates for insertions and notes a subscription price of 1.50 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
4
The Werald is the official publication for Box Butte county and its circulation in Alliance Nebraska. It announces rates for insertions and notes a subscription price of 1.50 per year in advance.
The brief notes report Mark Hanna’s recovery enough for Christmas dinner, the death of Mrs. T. J. Cummins wife of Iowa Governor Cummins, and Major events including a five-fireman fatality in St Louis. Additional items mention bank robbers briefly, Japan’s stance toward Russia and Korea, crop reports showing Nebraska leading spring wheat and corn, and court notices about public divorce records. Nebraska officials are named for a stock association meeting in Portland and Col. Cody’s irrigation finance with New York capitalists backing a $3.5 million project in the Big Horn basin and surrounding developments.
A crowded M E church witnessed the Walbridge and Richey wedding of George Walbridge and Miss Catherine Richey. The couple will reside in Marsland after their January homecoming with a reception at the Commercial hotel. The note also records visits, market moves, and local business updates in Marsland and surrounding areas.
Mr. Clark a 35 year old Salem elevator operator considers farm purchase and is visited by an Old Line Bankers Life Insurance agent. The offer proposes paying $175.25 yearly for 21 years to secure a $6 000 farm and a guaranteed return if he dies or a cash deed if he survives, framed as a better investment than land alone.
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