The Herald Publishing Company announces weekly Alliance Neb announcement
Published every Thursday by The Herald Publishing Company. Incorporated John W. Thomas, Editor and Mgr. Entered at Alliance Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class mail. Subscription $1.60 per year in advance. Circulation guaranteed largest in western Nebraska. Advertising rates on application. Sample copies free.
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Lincoln merchant seeks Democratic nomination for railway commissioner
William G. Stamm of Lincoln, a well known local merchant, files for the Democratic nomination for Nebraska railway commissioner. He is highly recommended by other capital city business leaders.
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William G. Stamm
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska voters in western region favor Minor for land commissioner
Judging by press reception in western Nebraska Morrill resident W L Minor leads in candidacy for land commissioner. If the whole state mirrored this view, Minor would secure an overwhelming majority in the nomination and election.
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Nebraska
W. L. Minor
Morrill
Editor declines obituary notices for non subscribers
A Méesourt editor refuses to publish death notices for men who did not subscribe to their home paper. He argues that a man who did not take his home paper is already gone and his death is not news for the paper’s readers.
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Harvey Myers
Herald
Milo Myers
Akron
Ohio
W. M. Lichte
Mt. Angel
Oregon
Bridgeport editor backs Taft against La Follette
The Bridgeport News Blade editor takes a stand on national politics criticizing La Follette for opposing Taft. The Scottsbluff Herald notes the paper aims to prevent La Follette’s presidency while expressing indifference to other candidates.
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Bridgeport News-Blade
Scottsbluff Herald
la Follette
Bryan
Wilaon
Bill Taft
Sugar beet culture in Box Butte area proposal
The Herald invites former readers to study sugar beet culture in Box Butte and neighboring counties. The note requests thorough investigation and opinions on the proposition and any experiments already conducted, promising North Western Nebraska development if successful and soliciting reader information.
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The
Herald
Box Butte
Nebraska
Greene Proposes Open Campaign Platform for 3rd Nebraska Delegate
Wisconsin born candidate Greene declares in a 3rd Nebraska district bid that he will back progressive aims and support Mr. Bryan’s anti special interests stance. He vows to uphold Mr. Hryea’s position that the national democracy must not retreat or favor trusts and combinations.
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Nebraska
National Democratic Conve Sion
Wih
Greene
Washington
Bryan
Hryea
Three drinks a day limit urged in health report
The New York book of health warns that three drinks daily is the safe limit for good health. More than that risks liver trouble and blocred diseases, with the report noting rising death rates from cancer and heart disease.
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New York Book of Health
New York Health Board Urged to Define Alcohol Limits
The author argues diseases stem from inactivity and overeating and that alcohol content varies by liquor type. They urge the New York board of health to specify limits, noting one strong drink may exceed three of a milder beverage, and suggest a small drink daily for stronger liquors could be the proper limit.
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New York Board of Health
Cheyenne Seeks Move of Wyoming State Fair from Douglas
A Cheyenne buildup aims to relocate the Wyoming State Fair from Douglas with a veteran observer musing whether Casper might claim the event. The remark notes Cheyenne’s push and ponders Casper as a possible alternate host.
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Wyoming
Douglas
Cheyenne
Casper Lander
Alliance Herald local notes and community updates
Suburban items recount shipments, visits, new subscribers, births, and local happenings in Alliance Nebraska. Mentions G H Trosper, A B Hosman, C A Simpson, Mrs Rows, Mr and Mrs Trosper, and other residents. notes rail and horse trades, church aid, and upcoming events at the First Presbyterian and Holy Mocy church.
M. E. Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Pates Home
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. W R Pate next Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 All members and friends are cordially invited.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Sand Hill Country
Wm. Bignell
Box Butte Avenue
M. E. Church
W. R. Pate
Sabbath Services and Young People Meeting Schedule
Sabbath school at 10 o clock. Preaching at 11 with text Forgive Us Our Debts as We Forgive Our Debtors. Young people meeting at 6 30 p m. Preaching at 7 30 The Christian Life and Confessing Christ. L Godfrey Pastor.
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Christ
L. Godfrey
Episcopal Church Service Schedule and Auxiliaries
Episcopal Church lists services on the 2nd 2rd and 4th Sundays at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm First Sunday at 11:00 am Sunday School at 10:00 am Junior Auxiliary Chapter A meets Tuesdays at 7:30 pm Junior Auxiliary Chapter B meets Sundays at 2:30 pm Missionary Geo G Ware presides.
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Geo. G. Ware
German Evangelical Lutheran Church Services and School
Drake Building at 519 Sweetwater Ave hosts Sunday services at 10 30 and Sunday School at 9 30. Parochial German English Lutheran school operates daily except Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm. Pastor Titus Lang can be reached at 623 Cheyenne Ave phone 359.
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Drake
Sweetwater Ave
Titus Lang
Cheyenne Ave
First Presbyterian Church Services Noted
The church outlines Sunday activities from 10 a.m. Sunday School to 7:30 p.m. Public Worship plus mid week service on Thursday. Sermons planned for Sunday morning No King in Israel and evening The Burden of Knowledge. Pastor J. B. Brown extends a cordial welcome.
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Christian Endeavor
Israel
J. B. Brown
Fruitless Life and Great Denial Sunday Messages
Baptist church announces morning service at 11 with the sermon The Fruitless Life or Failing to Produce. Sunday school at 10, B Y P U at 6 30. Everyone welcome. Next Sunday evening subject The Great Denial. George A Vitte Bastar.
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GEO. A. Vitte
Bastar
Methodist Church Announces Weekly Services and Sermon
Olin S. Baker, pastor, invites the public to Sunday sessions at 10 A. M. Bible classes, 11 A. M. worship, 6:30 P. M. Young People's Epworth League, and 7:20 P. M. prayer meeting on Wednesday. Sermon next Sunday evening asks if a man's belief materially affects his conduct.
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Epworth League
Sabbath School and Meetings at Burns Residence
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath school held Saturdays at 2 o clock at the home of Prof G M Burns. Mrs John Pilkington presides. Meetings also in Marks hall corner Laramie avenue and Third street with Sunday school at 10 20 and preaching at 7 30 pm. All are welcome.
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G. M. Burns
John Pilkington
Marks’ Hall
Laramie Avenue
Third Street
Fresh Ranch Eggs and Coal Ads from Alliance Grocery
Classified notes advertise Fresh Ranch Eggs at 35 cents a dozen from Alliance Grocery Co. and coal from Rowan & Wright with a contact phone number 71 for orders.
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Alliance Grocery Co
Rowan & Wright
Notice to Public on Separation and Liberty of Daisy Kauffeld
A man announces health issues and impending westward move after seventeen years of marriage to Daisy Eicher. He notes separation due to illness and that Daisy Kauffeld, described as a faithful wife and capable woman with means, may now govern her own affairs. He grants her liberty and bids farewell, inviting any objections.
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Daisy Eicher
Daisy Kauffeld
Guy Miller Added To Herald Subscription List
The Herald notes another subscriber, Guy Miller, of 324 Toluca Avenue, joining the paper's mailing roster.
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Herald
Guy Miller
Toluca Avenue
Feeding Silage In Winter For Dairy Cows
The article explains succulent feeds like silage and root crops to sustain milk production in winter. Silage from corn yields high feeding value, is palatable, and should be combined with hay such as clover alfalfa or cowpea hay. Typical daily silage intake is 30 to 40 pounds.
Winter Agriculture Short Course Opens With Practical Training
The School of Agriculture starts its winter course on January 2 offering a month to six weeks of hands on study for aspiring farmers. Topics include field crops soil management horticulture live stock dairy and animal health farm machinery farm management and profit analysis. The program aims to teach up to date methods and better farm operation.
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School of Agriculture
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