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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
3
Cash Meat Market Opens In Alliance With Better Meats
Alliance readers are told the Cash Meat Market at 517 Sweetwater Avenue offers higher quality meats at 25 to 40 percent lower prices. The shop claims direct sourcing from top cattle and hogs in Box Butte and nearby counties with expert butchering and prompt telephone delivery via Phone 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Sweetwater Avenue
Box Butte
Nebraska Legislature Opens With Democratic Majority
Lincoln Jan. 3 The Nebraska legislature begins its biennial session with a Democratic plurality in both houses, and Lt. Governor Hopewell to preside in the senate. Governor Aldrich will review bills and the inaugural address follows the outgoing governor’s farewell. Committees and adjournment plans shape early moves while county option and initiative measures loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
M. R. Hopewell
Tekamah
State Senate
Chester H. Aldrich
Shallenberger
Aldrich
Hfe
Senate
House
Shhallenberger
John H. Moorehead
L. A. Warner
Henry H. Bartling
H. A. Cox
John F. Cordeal
W. W. Hoagland
Charles Brecht
Henry Gerdes
Otto Ko Jones
A. D. Barclay
C. W. Potts
E. Dort
P. G. HW. Baland
J. H. Bulla
Johnh. Crossman
Robert H. Holmes
C. B. Liver
EB. J. McArdie
J. F. Moriarty
Frank J. Riha
Shoemaker
W. D. Haller
FP. M. Housh
Roscoe R. Smith
H.C. Matrau
Charles Schueth
Richard CC. Regan
J. B. Sindelar
Frank Dolezal
CH. Gustafson
Joseph Dostal
John Hasik
C. W Fuller
Henry Scheele
Earl O. Eager
Andrew J Minor
S&s
D. W. Baker
William Cotton
J. M. Norton
Fortieth
H. G. Taylor
Clark E. Neil
T. E. Nordgren
A A. Galt
John M. Jones
Ernest Meyer
George W Lindsay
L D Evans
William Weesner
W. A. Prince
John W Sink
Soren M. Fries
T. J. Howard
Fiftieth
H. A Allen
D. H. Cronin
Buell Harrington
E. T. Clarke
Walter R. Kent
B. K. Bushee
ME. Metlejlan
Jesse Gandy
Moody
Wilbert. Waite
Wilard F
D. Mast
W. Z. Taylor
Dem
Government to stop stamping envelopes by the state
Postmaster General Hitchcock announces that after January the government will discontinue printing stamped envelopes. Local newspapers will print envelopes under permits, with a uniform scale to prevent monopolies. No first class mail will move without a return card. The move ends a long standing conflict and is welcomed by printers and publishers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Tuberculosis Spending Surges in 1910 Public Fight
The National Association reports 1910 tuberculosis expenditures near 15 million dollars, more than triple 1908. Sanatoria and hospitals absorbed 11,976,500. antituberculosis societies 760,500. dispensaries 889,000. Municipal and state costs totaled 1,750,000 as part of a national anti TB effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Journal of the Outdoor Life
United States
A Prosperous Business At The Fair Store Alliance
The Fair Store in Alliance reports strong Christmas week sales exceeding $800. Proprietor Billy Heandston says the success comes from offering his own prices rather than advertising in the Florida market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Jair Billy Heaiidston
Christmas Dance a Grand Success at Phelan Opera House
The Christmas dance at the Phelan opera house Monday evening drew seventy couples on the floor. The event was organized by Mrs. J. T. Wiker with orchestra, and was advertised in the Herald last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan Opera House
Herald
J. T. Wiker
Christmas Piano Sales Spur Strong Advertising Results
The Bennett Company leveraged Herald广告 space for a Christmas sale. A $600 Autoplano sold to Cal Winsel and a $750 Autoplane to HM C Couch of Scotisbluff, plus a $360 Autoplano to Edgar Dittz and a Lyon & Healy piano. Mr. Lund, the expert tuner, will stay in town another week taking tuning orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Bennett Company
Cal Winsel
HM. C. Couch
Kurtzman
Edgar Dittz
Lyon & Healy Pianox and Mason
Wesleyan Glee Club Delights Omaha Audience
The Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club performed at the opera house on Thursday evening under the Epworth League. A 15 minute afternoon program at the High School preceded a gym basketball game against the High School team, Alliance boys winning 26 to 21. The group, on a Nebraska tour, featured the Dutch Quartet and notable soloists Greenslit Tuttle and McCord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club
Opera House
Epworth League
Alliance Boys
Wesleyan
Nebraska
Messrs
Tualle
Greenslit
Hunter
Dickens
KR. A. Greenslit
Whisker
C. F. Tuttle
Reader
Raymond McCord
Holsten Bets Big on Advertising at Rexall Store
Fr E Holsten owner of Rexall drugstore says advertising pays and practices it. In the Herald issue before Christmas he used a quarter page to promote goods and offered a souvenir spoon or cigar box to every customer spending two dollars or more on Friday. Seventy-seven spoons and forty-four cigars were given away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. E. Holsten
Rexall Drug Store
the Herald
Alliance Branch Resolution Sympathy for E J Wilson
Alliance Nebraska December 28 1910 members of Alliance Branch No 217 American Railroad Employes and Investors association extend sympathy to the family of E J Wilson who has left our midst a resolution to place in records and send to his family Executive Committee J Kridelbaugh chairman A Gavin secretary
District Court Calendar for 1911 Nebraska Districts
Nebraska district court calendar for 1911 lists 15th Judicial District judges and county dates across Sheridan Box Butte Dawes Cherry Holt Keya Paha with审 dates in January through December including Boyd Sioux and Rock counties. Dates include January 30 September 25 February 20 September 25 April 10 October 4 April 24 November 15 June 12 November 27 March 20 October 9 April 3 November 27 March 27 November 13 May 1 December 11 April 24 September 18.
Sale of handmade goods by Sisters of St Agnes Academy
A sale at the Newberry corner on Box Butte avenue by the Sisters of St Agnes Academy proved highly successful. Nearly all items on display sold, bringing in $175, with thanks extended to supporters and the Daughters of Isabelia for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry Corner
Box Butte Avenue
Sisters
St. Agnes Academy
Isabelia
Joint Masonic Installation Appear at Alliance City Hall
A joint public installation will be held at Alliance City Hall on January 10 at 8 30 am for Hem ingford Lodge No 1 06 Alliance Lodge No 168 and Rebecca Lodge No 104. Gregory Zurn D D G M chairs the event and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingford Lodge
Alliance Lodge
Alliance
Gregory Zurn
D.D.G.M
Doans Kidney Pills Aid Alliance Resident
A local Alliance resident reports relief from chronic kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Fred E. Holsten's Drug Store. She notes improved kidney secretions and mentions giving the remedy to her daughter with kidney benefits. Price is 56 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U.S. agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Dean
Laura Dickinson
Yellowstone Ave
Nebr
Doan
Fred E. Holsten
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Daughters of Isabella Dance Draws Large Opera House Crowd
The Daughters of Isabella hosted a dance at the opera house last week. Attendees enjoyed the music and a well attended social event with a lively crowd throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Henry Carey Leaves Alliance for Long Beach Visit
Henry Carey of Alliance departed last Thursday morning for Long Beach California where he will stay for about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carey
Alliance
Long Beach
California
Saves Two Lives With Dr King’s New Discovery
A Fayetteville resident credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing both herself and her sister of frightful coughs thought to be consumption. The letter praises the remedy for sore lungs and bronchial troubles and notes a trial bottle free with a one dollar bottle option.
Western Nebraska Happenings in Kimball and Surrounding Towns
Community notes from Kimball and nearby towns report the formation of a Business Men's Club in Kimball with officers Maginnis and Read er among them, a new library and social spaces, and the Central Nebraska Poultry Association meeting in Broken Bow. Also covered are a court appointment in Broken Bow, electric plant progress at Broken Bow, a bank incorporation in Sioux County, horticulture meeting in Spearfish, a fatal horse accident near Seneca, a Mulden club bootlegging case, Chadron census quip and Catholic school drive, an Oshkosh incorporation petition, a Garden County murder arrest, and two Japanese residents marrying in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Maginnis
Walker
F. BE. Reader
A. Lathrop
Voting contest closes at the Fair Store finals
Gladys McCool won the top range elven away as the Most votes recipient at the Fair Store. She totaled 2,596 votes, with Helens Dietlein second at 252 votes. The event sparked broad interest and friendly rivalry among contestants and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCool
Helens Dietlein
Weather Outlook for Box Butte Nebraska Turns Colder Then Warmer
The Herald notes a period of unusually mild winter weather for Box Butte county and northwest Nebraska with people fearing insufficient cold. Snow began Saturday night with a northwest wind and temperatures fell below zero by Sunday morning. By Monday night it moderated, bringing a milder but still snug winter with no complaints about insufficient cold for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Box Butte
Nebraska
Mercury
Local High School Siblings Attend Holiday Gathering
Mias Mayme Aker attended the city high school event with her brother and both returned to the ling a for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Mayme Aker
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Alume
T Bai CH
Drake & Barb
Lincoln
Nebraska Legislature
Unity
Wesleyan Glee Club
American Railroad Employes and Investors Association
Holsten
15Th Judicial District
W. HH
Westover
Rushville
J. J. Harrington
O'Neill
J. D. Scott
C. B. Scott
Sheridan County
D. OF
Give Dance
Central Nebraska Poultry Association
Broken Bow
Victor Beck
M. A. Walters
King ConfectHlonery
Broken Plow
Holcomb
Harrison State Bank
Sioux County
Geo. L. Gerlachta
Black Hills Horticultural Association
Spearfish
3. D
Vern Morrow
T. J. Morrow
Seneca
Businens Men's Club
Mullen
George Hawley
Hawley
Thomas County
Chadron Chronicle
Box Kutte County
Brother Strewster
Chadron
Reno
Lakeside
Oshkorl
Garden County
Union Pacific
Ed. Cooney
Kearney
Elmer Mercer
Oshkosh Herald
Manila Bay
Taiki Kuenka
Josie Momo Moy
Denver
Sidney
Gapen
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