Railroad crew shifts and health notes across Alliance area
Conductor R J Burke missed a trip due to illness. Fireman B F Trenkle remains on relief amid pneumonia risk. Andrews and O Conners swap runs. Roberta handles O Conners' car and crew. Mrs Richardson returns to Alliance from Crawford. Richardson acts yard master in Crawford as Hildebrand visits Chicago. Burns sent to Sterling, returns to main line. Two main line crews aided by ten-day block between Edgemont and Englewood. Water train Crawford Ardmore back in service with Tom Campbell in charge. Ross Parrish recovering health in Seneca where he owns a drug store. Don Weener to resign Feb 10 leaving Train Master Nelson’s chief clerk post. Wagner to run farm near Kewanna. Shields family taking 30 day trip visiting Creston and Villisca. No 48 reached Alliance at 7:30 p m. No 40 from Seneca to Lincoln derailed west of Tamora. only Lincoln Di hurt.
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Don Weener
Nelson
Wagner
Kewanna
Indiana
Alliance
Tamora No. 40
Seneca
Lincoln
Train crews and passengers add to delayed No 43 44 notes
Train master Steele is bruised aboard the engine. Mrs. Hubert Holden of Sheridan was a passenger on delayed No 43. Brakemen Thompson Judson Mackey Walchers Horn and others are noted with moves illnesses layoffs and returns. A new time card may take effect January 21 with No 44 delayed by one and a half hours.
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Vision Train
Steele
Hubert Holden
Sheridan
Mrs. Regan
Various 1913 incidents span fires and politics
A sweep of reports covers fires destroying the Knabe Bros piano plant in Norwood Ohio with 200000 loss, and the Hibbing theater fire, 50000 loss. Political notes include Bourgeois decline, Wood’s artillery request, ALF labor department push, Reed subpoena, and Vanderbilt status. Also shipwreck Russ with 172 aboard, Minotauros about ballots and public notices, and a mass meeting bombing in Zikova.
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Leon Bourgeois
Fallieres
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Knabe Bros. Piano Company
Norwood
American Federation of Labor
House Labor Committee
Department of Labor
Healy
Hibbing
Minn
House Steel Inquiry Committee
J. H. Reed
Carnegie
Knox
Black Sea
New York
Rochester
Maxbass
N. D
Change in railroad timetable announced by The Herald
The Herald notes changes to the Co. B. & Q. timetable with a new time card in effect last Sunday. Travelers and those meeting others by train should consult the current schedule for the latest times.
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The
Herald
Bishop Beecher to Preach at Episcopal Church
Bishop Beecher of Kearney will preach at the Episcopal church next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 20 p.m. A reception will be given the bishop Saturday evening at the residence of Mayor and Mrs. F W Harris.
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Beecher
Kearney
Episcopal Church
F. W. Harris
Pleasant Surprise Party for Rev and Mrs Ware
Rev and Mrs George G Ware were honored with a pleasant surprise party at Mullen on Friday evening January 45. Nearly all local Episcopal friends attended at the Gruenig home and their daughter Angela, recently from Sioux Falls, joined for a New Year visit. Music and refreshments added to an informal, enjoyable evening while the Wares had previously aided Mullen with their presence.
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George G. Ware
Mullen
Hooker County Tribune
Angela
Sioux Falls
Mrs. Ware
Christmas Gifts From Guild at Church Service
The Christmas exercises of the church and Sunday school concluded with thanks from the Ladies Guild and congregation. Handsome gifts were given to participants, including a beautifully embroidered surplice for Mr. Ware.
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Ladies’ Guild
Ware
Denver Stock Show Draws Nebraska Visitors
The Denver Stock Show attracts Western Nebraska attendees including Mrs. B. K. Warrick and her father J T. C. Burton who went to the city Monday and plan to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Nebraska
8. K. Warrick
J T. C. Burton
C B Q Time Table Details Eastbound Westbound Southbound
The timetable lists C B Q trains with arrivals and departures for No 42 D No 44 No 41 and No 45, Edgemont Black Hills Billings and Guernsey routes, plus No 301 and No 303/303 daily schedules to Bridgeport and Denver, and No 102 and No 304 from the south.
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Edgemont
Black Hills
Billings
Bridgeport
Denver
Bridgepor
Guernsey
Puyallup City Profile Shows Progressive Growth
The calendar of Puyallup Businessmen outlines a city of 6500 with four public schools, forty six teachers, 1405 pupils, a four year high school, six miles of paved streets, twelve miles of graded streets, thirteen miles of sidewalks, ten churches, electric railways, telephone system, gravity water supply, and no saloons despite being in a wet region. The note highlights municipal improvements funded without saloon revenue.
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Herald
Puyallup
Washington
Box Butte County
G. M. Parker
C. H. Britton
United States
Drunken Parishioner Interjects During Sermon at Local Church
A drunken man staggers into a church on Sunday and sits in a neighbor’s pew. The preacher speaks of vices and asks for the drunkard, who stands and accepts the rebuke. Later the minister targets hypocrisy, prompting the neighbor to be nudged and told to stand up as the drunkard did.
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Louie
Cattle Buyer Wm. Hardison Spends Night in Alliance
Wm. 8. Hardison of Strasburger in Sheridan County traveled west to buy cattle despite extreme cold. He stayed in Alliance Thursday night and previously worked in Chicago real estate. Dr Boland, phone 66.
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Hardison
Strasburger
Sheridan County
Alliance
Chicago
Nebraska
Rev McFall Named Pastor in Northwest Nebraska
Reverend C. B. McFall, a long time south Sheridan county ranchman and preacher, accepted appointment as pastor of the Lavna charge in the Northwest Nebraska conference. He spent two weeks vacation in Alliance with his daughter Mrs. Melvin Hale and returned to his new charge. McFall says he likes his work and is getting along nicely. The Herald will follow local church happenings.
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C. BE. McFall
Sheridan County
Northwest Nebraska
Lavnca
Cherry County
Tbree
Alliance
Melvin Hale
McFall
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R. J. Burke
B. F. Trenkle
Andrews
Frank O’conners
Frank Roberta
O' Conners
J. W. Burns
Sterling
Englewood
Rod Randall
Tom Griffeth
McCarty
Richards
Roberts
Kah Jer
Crawford
Ardmore
Tom Campbell
Ross Parrish
Shields
Wife
Two Soons
Creston
Villisca
Iowna
R. &. McKengle
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Miller
J. L. Thompson
Iowa
Heisvenbuttle
Horn
Nebr
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Mackey
Chadron
Walchers
East End
Zollinger
Fubanks
R. of R. T
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Agnes Rowland
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Dr. Slagle
Dan Fitz Patrick
Morrison
No. 2
Jagger
Robert W. Speer
Denver Times
Times
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Uskub
Turkey
Bert H. Franklin
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles
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Princeton University
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Gettysburg Congressional Committee
Bronxdale Avenue
Thomas McDonough
Colorado
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Texas
Ray Phillips
Minneapolis
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McGee
Second Cavalry
San Diego
Cal
William J. Burns
John J. McNamara
Indianapolis
California
Anderson
Burns
George Parker
Creighton University
C., Jackson
St. Paul
Bagille
St. Peter Insane Hospital
Penickove Island
Bunzgard’s Bay
James K. Vardaman
Mississippi
St. Louis Bay and Burlap Company
St. Louis
New York Society of Public Accountants
Navy
Harrison
Meyer
R. R
Bishop Beecher
Clearance Price
Price
Senate
Bie
Children’s Union
Mencing
Norton
Dr. Boland
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