Nebraska cooperative seeks Blue Sky law changes
At the annual meeting in Omaha the Nebraska Farmers' Cooperative Association adopted resolutions urging modification of the Blue Sky law for fairer application. Members also backed allowing stock in ten dollar shares. J. S. Cameday was reelected president and J. W. Shorthill secretary. C. G. Smith of Kearney joined the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Nebraska Parmnere’ Co-operative Association
Wheatie Factory
Cendred
Cify
Farmers’ Cooperative
J. S. Caneday
Minden
J. W. Shorthill
Hampton
Co. G. Smith
Kearney
Banks Apply for Membership in Regional Bank Plan
Washington December 26. Major U S cities campaign to be chosen as locations for regional banks under the new currency law. Secretary McAdoo and Houston authorized to select eight to twelve reserve cities and consider plans including city investigations or hearings in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
McAdoo and
Houwston
Feda Banka
Washingtom
OLD EXPRESS MEN IN CITY
The Express business stayed heavy during the Christmas season despite parcel post gains. Adams Express Company work was so brisk that west employees were brought east to Alliance. among them were John Eggers Billy Soudan Ernest Stromaby Arthur Faust and Route Agent P J Dodd of Sheridan.
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Parcel Post
Adams Express Company
Alliance
West
John Eggers
Billy Soudan
Ernest Stromaby
Arthur Faust
P. J. Dodd
Sheridan
Canty Judge Berry Says First Christmas He Missed Uniting
Judge Berry told an reporter that Christmas Day was the first he had not been called to marry couples. He noted the day many couples wished to wed and that future holidays may be chosen for weddings by those fond of romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canty
Berry
L. A. Berry
Golden Red Bottling Works Moves to Arie Building
The Golden Red Bottling Works will be moved soon into the Arie building on West Second Street, just west of the brick Rosenkranz blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Red
Arie
West Second
Reet
Rosenkranz
Midwest Implement Dealers Meet in Omaha Program
C M Johnson of Rush City Minnesota and J A Craig of Janeaville Wisconsin will speak at the Midwest Implement Dealers Association convention in Omaha January 6. Johnson topics include A Dealer a Service to His Community and Craig speaks on Local Clubs. Nebraska participants include Martin Nelson Hartington and Ed L Lehmkuhl Wahoo. The show omits a separate expo. sessions take all time with a moving picture feature on opening night showing Omaha’s reconstruction after the tornado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
C. M. Johnson
Rush City
Minn
J. A. Craig
Janeaville
Wis
Midwest Implement Dealers
Aasocta- Wer
Onada
Johnson
Mr. Craig
Nebraska
Martin Nelson
Hartington
Ed L. Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Strasburger in Windy City and Cement Exhibit Plans
A letter from Hon. John B. Strasburger of Strasburger Sheridan county explains he and his wife spend winters in Chicago and expect to return to Nebraska in spring. Nebraska Cement Users Association plans a miniature Panama Canal exhibit at Omaha show from January 10 to February 4 1914 with a detailed replica if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
John B. Strasburger
Strasburger
Sheridan County
Chicago
Nebraska
Windy City
Metropolis
Omaha
Nebr
Nebraska Cement Users’ Association
Panama Canal
Hemingford Christmas Evening Play Party Attends Talent Show
Prof Karl Meyer and Miss Pay Hubble attended a home talent event in Hemingford on Christmas evening with Misses Maude Winnie and Grace Spacht. The Alliance group traveled 45 miles to the town, visited friends, and returned after the show on 42 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Meyer
Pay Hubble
Maude
Winnie
Grace Spacht
Alliance
Hemingford
Fearends
Alliance Cafe Reopens Under New Management
Oscar Olson returns to lead the Alliance Cafe after relocating from Alliance. An experienced restaurant man, he aims to draw many patrons with new leadership and plans for steady service.
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Alliance Cafe
Oscar Olson
Alliance
3000 Read Daily Herald Ads Daily
About 3000 people read the Daily Herald advertisements each day highlighting the paper’s wide classified reach and steady audience for local notices and promotions.
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Daily Herald
Columbus Fire Department Denies Pullman Car Protest
The Columbus Fire Department and Secretary deny a false report that Columbus citizens protested Pullman car parking during the Alliance delegation’s January 1914 convention. They contacted Union Pacific and local hotels, promise to discredit the rumor and confirm arrangements for a large upcoming meeting.
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Secetary
Columbus Fire Department
Alliance Fire Department
Alliance
Columbus
Unon Pacific
Guthrie
al Lance Fire Department
Columbus Department
Nebr
John W. Guthrie
Mr. Guthrie
Romis
Whi
Union Pacific
Hotelamen
What I Know About Solo Card Playing
A fragment describes solo card games and variations such as ombre and skat with trump hierarchies. It notes a Webster based definition and mentions a booklet by a well off Alliance author sharing views to disseminate information, circulated by a business friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mania
Busta
Weister
New International
Webster
Railroads Publish Reduced Fares for Convention
Railroads announce reduced fares for attendees of the Seventeenth Annual Convention of the American National Live Stock Association in Denver January 20 to 22, 1914. The same fares apply to visitors for the Ninth Annual Western Stock Show the week of January 1924, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
American National Live Stock Association
Broadway
Mrs. E. J. Reeves Injured Wrist Faces Long Recovery
Mrs. E J Reeves suffers a fall injury to her right hand and wrist in October. An X ray shows a half dislocation and fracture with bones not yet knit. Advancing age limits re breaking and full recovery may not occur. Pain has eased but full use may take months or years. Reeves plans to move as her health dictates.
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E. J. Reeves
Boon Couple Travel Plans From Montana To Coast
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boon visiting daughter Mrs. C. M Elsass at Somers Montana will stay through February then travel to the coast visiting Washington Oregon and likely California before returning home to Alliance in March. While away their son-in-law and daughter Howard Wining and wife will keep house at the Boons northeast Alliance residence.
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H. E. Boon
C. M Elsass
Somers
Mont
Coash
Washington
Oregon
California
Alliance
Mrs. Boon
Howard Wining
Northeast Alliance
Red Polled Cow Pear Sets Two World Records
In Duluth Minnesota on December 26 Pear the red polled cow set two world records after a year of testing. Pear produced 15001 pounds of milk and 605 pounds of butter fat surpassing the prior 515 pounds. The four year aggregate also set a new record among red polled cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Pear
Comesti
Pew
Insurance Paid promptly after Lodge Treasurer Death
Saturday L WH Highland, secretary treasurer of the Alliance lodge of Royal Highlanders, received for the chief treasurer four checks totaling $2,000 in payment of the fraternal insurance held by the late Chas M Lotspiech and in favor of the named beneficiaries. The death occurred sixteen days earlier, underscoring prompt settlement.
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L. WH. Highland
Alliance Lodge of Royal Highlanders
Order
Chas. M. Lotspeleh
Latapeich
Visit Reflects Ties Between Matoteno Man and Alliance Figure
George Hatch of Matoteno Illinois visited Alliance for a week on business. He was hosted by Frank Palmer whose divorce and custody ruling recently gave Palmer custody of their eight year old son Paul. Hatch departed Sunday for Flint Michigan after a brief stay and said he enjoyed Alliance and its friends.
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George Hatch
Matoteno
Alliance
Frank Palmer
Hatch
Palmer
Paul
Forest of Hils
Flint
Michigan
Land designations open western lands as double homesteads
Secretary Lane designates nearly 1.75 million acres in western public land states for entry as double homesteads of 420 acres each. Montana accounts for about 1.61 million acres, North Dakota 80 thousand, Arizona 35 thousand, and New Mexico 4.5 thousand acres.
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Lane
Lande
Montana
North Dakota
Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
U. S. Geological Survey
Photographer Garretson to Open Studio in Alflamwee
I C Garretson of Chicago arrived in Alflamwee last Saturday seeking a studio site and will open on January 2 on the second floor of Rumer block. He plans a large north-side room partitioned for work with skylights, focusing on door views and athletic event photography. He brings full equipment and will advertise in The Daily Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Garreteon
Chicago
Alflamwee Haat
Bial News
Rumer Block
Uni
Garretson
Broken How
Gurretaom
The
Herald
Water rate revisions eyed by city officials
Superintendent Dow reports a member of the Broken Low water committee requested the ordinance on water prices. City officials are examining possible rate changes for this essential utility as talks proceed in the town.
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Dow
City ‘Theatric Heh
Broken Low Water Committee
Biroken
Eagles Give Big Smoker At Eagles Club
An athletic entertainment featuring wrestling and boxing events is set for Tuesday at the Eagles club rooms. Wu. Monier will wrestle Charles Loesaper and Kid Florian of Whitman will box Kid Edson of Alliance. Tickets available from George Fills or Carter Calder.
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Eagles
Wu. Monier
Charles Loesaper
Florian
Whitman
Edson
Alliance
George Fills
Carter Calder
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OLD Express
Pele
Paris
Bert J. Galley
C. B. Shaw
Solo
Garden County
Oshkosh
J. T. McDonald
Ord
L. H. Smith
Council
Bluffs
Iowa
Alliance Friday
International Harvester Company
McDonald
Kinkaid
Royal Highlanders
Frank
Darcy
Missouri
W. J. Darcy, Photographer
Drake
Supt
Broken Bow
Alliance Aerie Willi
William Jennings Price
William Jemmings Frice
United States
Republic of Panama
Legation
Panama
Mately
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