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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1918

Page

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Lion of Camp Dodge to Tour Alliance Concert

A military band from Camp Dodge Iowa will perform in Alliance this week traveling by auto and train. The group, about twenty members under Sergeant Harry E Polk, plans a stop in Antioch with a public performance at 2 30 pm Saturday and an 8 pm concert in Alliance. Funds cover meals lodging and a public reception for local youths and supporters.

Camp Dodge Iowa Camp Delaa Nck Aleh Iliance Sidney Orty-Fong Mike Willitake Antioch Fig Harry E. Polke

Nebraska Home Guards to Muster Out This Week

Governor will muster out Nebraska Home Guards in Box Butte and across the state this week. About 40 members with 20 rifles were purchased for the organization. Captain W. J. Strong leads Company C6 with Leonard Pilkington and other officers.

Box Butte Nebraska Lincoln Hox Au Feiala Strong W. Jon Leutenant Leonard Pilkington

Meetings of Organized Agriculture Cancelled in Lincoln

The third week January meetings in Lincoln were canceled due to influenza. Officers canvassed allied groups and chose postponement with reluctance as health and life trump the event while noting the gathering’s prominence and prior value to farmers.

Lincoln Nebraska West America

Tractor operation and repair course starts at Nebraska

A four week practical course at the University of Nebraska begins December 30 to teach tractor operation and repair. It responds to USDA data showing common tractor troubles such as magne tee spark plugs gears carburetors bearings and more. For more information write HW FE Bradford University Farm Lincoln.

University of Nebraska United States Department of Agriculture HW. FE Bradford University Farm Lincoln

Brother of Teacher Killed in France

Miss Merle Welliver, teacher at the William Cline country school near Alliance, learned her brother Delbert M. Welliver died in France on October 2 from wounds in action. She has not yet received details or burial location.

Merle Welliver Wm. Cline Alliance Antioch Noti Ce Delbert M. Welliver France Misa Welliver

Red Cross Roll Call Extended to Year End

More than 1500 Alliance residents have joined the Red Cross but organizers extend the drive another week or until year end due to weather and Christmas rush. Former members many have not renewed while school supporters within the city excel and rural donors give generously.

Alliance American Red Cross

Thirteen Fires In Alliance In The Past Year

Alliance endured thirteen fires in the year ending December 25 with total losses estimated at just over $835, of which $500 was insured. Fire Chief Ray Trabert reported to the state fire commissioner and state association praising the department’s readiness and modern equipment.

Alliance Ray Trabert State Fire Commissioner and State Association

Soldier's wife loses Christmas government check

Mrs. Ellen Milford, a soldiers wife, misplaced a government monthly allowance check on Christmas morning after tucking the envelope in her coat. The check valued at 30 or 40 dollars vanished within two blocks of the post office. Anyone finding it should notify the Herald office promptly to reunite the family.

Ellen Milford Washington Post Office Milford Herald Office

State Board Orders Strict Quarantine in Influenza Fight

Nebraska State Department of Health sets influenza as an absolutely quarantinable disease and urges counties cities and villages to enforce regulations. Conference endorsed cooperation and prompt prosecution of violations to curb the epidemic. Also notes on Thomas brothers serving with the American army of occupation and military assignments.

Nebraska State Department of Health State Department of Health Orst

Earl B Spencer Made Aviation Instructor in France

Lieutenant Earl B Spencer, aerial observer turned aviation instructor at the Headquarters Training Camp in France, now wears two gold chevrons for overseas service and engagement. He recalls flying over German lines, being wounded on August 1, and escaping a multi-machine attack before landing safely and resuming duties in Tours.

Earl B. Spencer France Mra A. J. Barkley Germa Marne Spencer Signal Corps Ames San Antonio Texan Ft. Sill Oklahoma Ft. Sil Young Spencer Ines Bocie No. 30 Royal Tours

Ellsworth Company Acquiring New Leases Near Ellsworth

The Ellsworth Potash & Refining Company with a $500000 capitalization is acquiring potash leases around Ellsworth Nebraska in anticipation of a large reduction plant. It has Wyoming capitalists backing the firm and recently took over the Hatch leases covering extensive water in the Lakeside Ellsworth area. Testing on the lakes has occurred over the past year and a brine processing plant is planned using methods from other plants.

Ellsworth Potash & Refining Company Ellsworth Nebraska Wyoming Hatch Lakeside

Cleopatra At Imperial Theatre Draws Christmas Crowd

The Imperial Theatre offered Theda Bara in Cleopatra to alliance theatre goers on Christmas evening. The film is described as one of the most expensive ever attempted and proved popular in larger cities.

Imperial Theatre Alliance Theatre Theda Bara

Advertising Solicitor Promises Stock Ads in Several Papers

An energetic solicitor for the Live Stock Press Association collected $26.40 from two Alliance real estate firms to run ads in six leading stock center newspapers. The ads did not appear for months, prompting rumors of a private detective. On Saturday the firms were told the notices would appear in the remaining newspapers.

Alliance Live Stock Press Association Daily Stock Center Taylor

Christmas buying boosts Alliance merchants

Alliance merchants report strong Christmas business with a notable rise in purchases of practical gifts. Shoppers focused on useful present items, a trend more pronounced than in prior years.

Merchants of Alliance

Alliance Soldier Boy Gets A Promotion

Mrs Mary Bayer of 215 Yellowstone reports her son Private John P Bayer has been promoted to corporal. He serves in Battery BK 99th Field Artillery and was at Camp Funston Kangas when the armistice was signed. He expects no immediate discharge and notes much work remains.

Thomas Army of Occupation Harold American Army of Occupation Lincoln Nancy Metz Paul Thomas Camp Cody Funston Anson Thomas Fort Logan Denver Mary Bayer Yellowstone John P. Bayer Bayer 99Th Field Artillery

Private Breckner Writes From France 1918

Private James W. Breckner of Allance writes from Beauclair near the Verdun front in November 1918. He describes the Meuse quiet after a shot, transfer from the Fortieth to the Eighty Ninth Division, looming German border, cold trenches, a hot bath, no mail since October, and hopes for a Xmas dinner at home.

James W. Breckner Geo. H. Breckner Alllance France Verdun Front Eighty Ninth Meuse Forthieth Beau, Clain John Uncle Sam Jacy Johnson Tacucia

Life in France from Private John Breckner

Private John Breckner writes from Evacuation Hospital No. 15 in France about air battles above, trains with small box cars, and hope of returning home soon. He mentions seeing Claude Renneau among Allied troops and notes the busy rail system with American locomotives. He signs off in a hopeful tone for a speedy homecoming.

John Breckner American Expeditionary Forces France

Alliance Couple Said To Have Immoral Relations

A married white woman and a colored man were reported guilty of improper relations in Alliance this week. The pair left the area as the woman departed yesterday and the man tonight. If found nearby, they may face trouble.

Alliance

Potash Plants Back Oil Line for Cheaper Fuel

The Alliance area potash plants welcome a proposed crude oil pipeline from Lance Creek Wyoming to Omaha via Alliance. With about 21 hundred tons daily coal fuel use across large and small plants, oil could substitute for coal, cutting costs as plants heat dryers more efficiently. The Alliance community club supports the proposal and pursues active interest.

Lance Creek Wyoming Omaha Burlington Herald Alliance Alliance Community Club Hags The

Influenza Epidemic Reported Slowing Across State

Health officials report influenza cases few and the epidemic is on the decline with the condition believed under control. Mayor Rousey has not received quarantine orders and sees no need for state board measures at this time despite lingering anxiety in parts of the state.

Health Board Rousey State Board of Health

Fisher to establish Wyoming homestead and plans

W D Fisher resigns as Alliance Community Club secretary to move March 1 to a Wyoming homestead twenty three miles from Gillette. He plans to fuel from a nearby coal mine and considers turkey farming, guinea pigs, prairie dogs, and using a Ford for transport. Also listed are Mrs J G Dole of Alliance and EH Goleman of Sheridan as homestead neighbors.

Alliance Community Club W. D. Fisher Gillette Wyoming Alaska Fisher J. G. Dole Alliance EH. Goleman Sheridan Rannek

Caroline Griggs Weds Joseph J. Thorn Jr in Alliance

Monday afternoon at 807 Cheyenne street Alliance. Miss Caroline Emma Griggs married Joseph J. Thorn Jr. Rev Daw officiated. The bride came from Sheridan Wyoming to Alliance with her parents. Thorn, a hardware dealer from Chandler Arizona, is a Sheridan native. After a short visit they will live in Arizona. well wishers abound.

L. Griggs Cheyenne Street Caroline Emma Griggs Joseph J. Thorn Daw Episcopal Coured Sheridan Wyoming Sue Thorn Chandler Arizona

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Military Band C K Neville Sheridan County RED Cross Boone News Republican Boone W. E. Spencer Alliance Creamery Lieut Canseen Karl B. Spencer Ellsworth Company Heport Big Business the Red Cross Alliance Herald D. Emerick Abstracts and Insurance F. F. Stephens Coursey & Miller Ford Garage KT. Kibble & Company Geo. J. Hand William King Company Thomas-Bald Investment Company Soldier Boy Breckner Co. B New York John Rheinhober Kyle Barbar Claude Renneau Ike Potash Wyoming Homestead Griggs
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