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In front of the checkered front stable a driver shows a ready rig. The operator states they will dispatch one for any distance and purpose at any time.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
3
Mutual Interest Ties City Business to Farmers Prosperity
Omaha business leaders and farmers align to boost seed corn testing and state prosperity. Prof C W Phgsley notes Nebraska seed corn quality down, prompting campaigns by the Commercial Club and rail partners to promote seed testing and locate favorable districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
C. W. Phgsley
Agricultural Extension Department
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Omaha
Commercial Club of
Omaha Grain Men
Union Stock Yards Company
Patronize Home Merchants Say Local Business Men
The Herald urges business men to favor Alliance area printers for calendars and advertising novelties. Local dealers will show samples and quote prices before sending orders to out of town firms, promising home printing costs and any profit stay local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
America
Alliance
Seventh Annual Automobile Show Expands Across Nebraska
The seventh annual show under the Omha automobile association runs February 9 to 24 and now includes the entire state. Clarke G. Powel of Omaha is the local manager and Nebraska dealers may participate. Inquiries go to bin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omha Automobile Association
Omaha
Nebraska
Clarke G. Powel
Bin
Returns from Idaho
Mies Della M Reed arrived last Saturday returning from a holiday visit with her parents and others at Weiser Idaho. She had a splendid trip. She is glad to return to her work at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Della M. Reed
Weiser
Idaho
Fire Destroys South Alliance Home of Hamblins
Fire gutted the Hamblin residence in South Alliance on Monday forenoon likely due to a defective flue. Losses run about 5000 for the building and contents with only 2000 insured. Edward C. Hamblin, express manager between Alliance and Denver, also lost his room contents worth about 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Hamblin
South Allance
Edward C. Hamblin
Express
Alliance
Denver
Card of Thanks for Harold Castle
We express thanks through The Herald for the sympathy shown in our grief over the death of our little son Harold. Acts of kindness and words of sympathy are deeply appreciated by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
H. G. Castle
Weathering Nebraska Storm Delays Travel and Church Services
The region endures the worst weather spell yet in Nebraska as travelers like Isaac Jamison and Albert Robertson plan to move after the storm. Dr. Churchill visits the ranch while Dr. Haworth and wife drop by Roy Scott's. no church or Sunday school due to the storm. The Missionary Study class met at Edwin Owen's home with ice cream cake and coffee afterward for an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Owen
Alliance High School Basketball Team’s Eastern Tour Recap
Alliance High School completed a bus tour of the eastern part of the state scoring 189 points to opponents 192 across games at Wahoo Syracuse Auburn Fairbury Peru State Normal and Broken Bow. The team will host Sidney Saturday at 8:50 PM in the high school gym in what is expected to be a hard fought home showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Tewama
Alliance Boys
Wahoo
Syracuse
Auburn
Nebraska
Fairbury
Peru
Broken Bow
Aebt
Sidney-Alliance
Berm
Hem Bry and Hashman Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A Sunday gathering at Misses Ethel and Fay Hembry hosted a small crowd. Miss Bertha Huston visited Mrs. Leers while Miss Ethel Hembry stopped by Mrs. Leishman. Mrs. Carl Hashman and children tour Missouri with relatives as Nichols family relocates near Savannah New York. Ethel Hembry closed District 17 school with a short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel and
Fay Hembry
Bertha Huston
Ethel Hembry
Infant son of Reimunds dies after illness
The three months old Hugh V. Reimund died at 6 15 AM from a cerebral vessel burst after convulsions. He had suffered a severe stomach illness weeks earlier but appeared to recover before a later convulsion attack. Services were at the home at 4 PM officiated by Rev A T Carpenter. Remains prepared by Undertaker Alger were sent to Beatrice for burial. The community extends sympathy to Supt H H Reimund and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Reimund
Crawford Courier
Hugh V. Reimund
A. T. Carpenter
Alger
Beatrice
Herald Aims for Consistent Improvement in Year’s Issues
An Alliance woman asked if the paper would match last issue. editors replied they strive to improve with each edition though some circumstances may prevent perfect fulfillment. They hope The Herald will provide as good or better local news throughout the year.
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The
Herald
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Alliance, Nebr
John Snoddy
Showers
May Snoddy
Sec
Treas
Nelson Fletcher
Fire Insurance Agency
Nebraska State Building
Branchland
Elizabeth Chapman
Coun
Thas
Cardus
Carduia
Cardu
H. P. Coursey
I. DL. Scott Auctioneer
Missouri Auction School
Herald Office
Lakeside, Nebraska
Misa Reed
Box Butte County
8. B. Lite
Hamblin
Quaker Valley
Isaac Jamison
Albert Robertson
Missouri
Dr. Churchill
Dr. Haworth
Roy Scott
Sidney
Ove
Mrs. Leishman
Carl Hashman
G. H. Skinner
Nichols
Savannah
N. Y
People
Baby Boy
FE. W. Ray
Kohler
A. Y. McDonald
Newberry
Nebraska Land& Auto Co
J.C. McCorkle
Mgr
Mccorkle Block
Lowry
Ford
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co
D. Waters
Aint Gees
Rodgers’ Grocery
John Garrett
Frank Wallace
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