Local residents depart for visits and events across regions
Mrs J G Beck travels to TeF this noon for influenza care in Iowa, with her grandson Seer accompanying. Attendees at Auburn state fraternal convention include Arch Sobich Frank Merritt Viv W an Hall L Pilkington and others. Mr McGee of Antiochia attends to business. Several townsfolk leave for Newcastle Utah Bridgeport Denwar Hyannis and Medio Colorado for hospital, family, and work matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Beck
Iflo
Iowa
Arch Sobich
Frank Merritt
Young man arrested at Burlington depot court clash threat
A young man was arrested at the Burlington depot around 2 PM, appear ing intoxicated and unable to be booked after initially walking to the station. He warned that his father is a fighter and implied a potential confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Depot
Bridgeport Man Detained After Depot Briefcase Stop
A man claiming Bridgeport origin was found with a half pint of booze and eighteen shillings in cash after a depot search. He refused to give his name, saying the police could find it if they wished, and hinted at a BPP connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Fireman Killed on Provo Hill Train Engine Collision
J P Christensen a Burlington fireman was killed Tuesday night when a light engine collided with his firing engine on Provo Hill. He suffered multiple injuries and died after reaching Hot Springs hospital. The accident occurred about 11 46 PM. Christensen’s mother lives in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Christensen
Burlington
Provo Hill
ER. McGuire
Hot Springs
Kansas
Christensen
R. EB. McKenzie
Woman moves to suburbs. children encounter country cow
A city family relocates to the suburbs seeking education and new opportunities. A neighbor greets the group as they walk home from town and asks if they have been out in the country. The mother replies that their hutter man said he had a cow there and she took the children to see it.
Jim Potmesii Trades Apples En Route Home
Jim Potmesii a former Cox Butte county farmer now living in Boulder Colorado is returning home from Broken Bow where he has been selling apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Potmesii
Cox Butte County
Boulder
Colo la
Alliance
Broken Bow
Examination Week Exempts City School Students From Tests
Alliance City schools announce考试 exemption across grades. Third through eighth graders meeting strict attendance and average criteria are excused from exams, with high school students retaining exemptions in subjects where their average is 90 percent or higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance City
Howard Cogswell
Lucille Dickenson
Vivian Dow
Nell Gavin
Vera Lowry
Arthur Lunn
Wynn Robbins
Ruth Schill
Nellie Sturgeon
Lillian — Janice Wills
Vaunita Wycom
Various Alliance Area Social and Travel Notes
Hemmingford department reports Miss Estella Hucke a cartet fever victim K L Pierce on business or in Alliance Tuesday. Several local youths skate to Alliance Sunday. Browne Church visits Alliance between trains Friday. He and Bertha Rees depart for Omaha Saturday. Mason the spud man spent days in Alliance last week. Elmer Noe returned from Alliance Wednesday. Mrs Pearl Sorensen has interiors of her millinery shop painted this week. Scarlet fever patients improving though quarantine continues. Mrs W F Walker nursing scarlet fever at Clarence Carol’s. Otto Uhrig left Sunday night to Lincoln and Kansas City and other eastern points. Alex Olds and W F Walker drove to Alliance Saturday night returning Sunday. John Walker and Floyd Brand hauled horses to Dunlap Sunday for Mr Ashley. George Jones visited his mother in Bridgeport Saturday night. returned Monday. Mrs C W Graham and Vera left Saturday night on No 44 for Council Bluffs to visit relatives. Ira Phillips returned from Grand Island where he’s been on business six weeks. Ora E Phillips back from eastern state two months selling potatoes. Mrs Ernest Kinsley of Omaha stayed Tuesday for an overnight visit, departed Wednesday for Sheridan Wy. W F Walker and Mrs A P Haynes eastbound on No 44 to Alliance for I O O F district meeting. Jay Woods recovering well from appendicitis in Omaha. Firemen’s convention attendees from here C W Graham Jerry Butler Frank Ubrig and Bud Kinsley. Mrs Naylor of Chadron here last Tuesday for Rebekah lodge, departed Wednesday for Alliance for L O O F district meeting. Cal Eastburn, long-time Woods worker, died Monday afternoon of heart failure. Interment planned in local cemetery Wednesday.
Jim Miller Named Deputy Sheriff by Cox in Public Appointmen
Sheriff Cal Cox appoints Jim Miller deputy sheriff with full time duties and compensation. Miller has previous experience in the role and the move receives broad approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Miller
Cox
Cal Cox
For Sale Brand New Plano on Easy Payments
For sale a brand new plano offered on easy payments. Inquiries requested with John J. Reinkober at Eagle barber shop beside the Herald office or by phone 340 ask for Reinkober 7 8051 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
John J. Reinkober
Eagle Barber Shop
Herald Office
Reinkober
W. G. U. Holds All Day Prohibition Prayer Meeting
Nation wide day of prayer for a constitutional amendment creating national prohibition observed by W C T U groups. In Alliance the event at First Baptist Church includes long devotionals readings speeches on national prohibition and discussions of local action followed by a basket lunch and multiple program sections led by various local members and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
First Baptist Church
J.A. Keegan
J. J. Vance
H. J. Young
Reed
Gregory
Laura Hale
Lone
Mra. J. B. Carns
W. R. Pate
A. Gregory
A. A. Layton
Lewis MclIntyre
J. B. Carns
Lewis McIntyre
Sone
Evangelist Knowles
W. c. T. U. Departments
National Campaign Fund
Raising the Hat at Funerals in England’s Law
In Chester a man who fails to raise his hat at a funeral can be taken before a magistrate and imprisoned under an old law. The custom of showing respect by hat-raising is now more observed in London than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Chester
London
Little Sister Hunger Prompted Early Departure
A Chicago Tribune item describes a scene where the narrator recalls his sister accompanying him on calls to a friend. She habitually asks for food, prompting a reminder to stop. When she grows restless, she declares they should head home since she is severely hungry and may need to be carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Pinpoint on Road After Auto Crash Remains Unclear
Mr. Rice recalls the vehicle veering off the road and becoming pinned under the auto but cannot determine the sequence of events or the cause. He notes the incident happened in a brief moment and he cannot recall what happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Card of Thanks from Bicknell Family and Kin
The Bicknells and kin express deep gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy after their sudden affliction. Their note asks for heavenly reward and blessing in health and comfort through sickness and sorrow. MR. AND MRS. J. W. BICKNELL AND FAMILY, MRS. ROBERT BICKNELL, MR. AND MRS. J. N. M KINNEY, MR. AND MRS. WARD HALL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bicknell
Robert Bicknell
J. N. M'Kinney
Ward Hall
Truth Ever Will Prevail Ad Message
A compact ad urging business men to view advertising as a wholesale selling tool. It emphasizes honest, businesslike promotion to keep names and goods before the public and urges readers to consider inducements offered.
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Mr. McGee
Antiochia
B. C. Bekies
Lesman
Linmore Fixture and Sales Co
Joe Smith
Tom Carey
Newcastle
Wyo
St. Joseph's Ospital
M. F. Donovan
Luton
Katie Gerald
Egden
Utah
Jane Colerick
B. T. Hedges
Elis
Fred Reeder
Todlay
Denwar
Mra
Ghief
Avi
Bey
P. A
R.J Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston Lacem
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albert
P.A
Nationa Joy
R. J. Reynolds Tobscce Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
R. J. Reynolds
Tobscce Co
Tela
Stiteler Brown
Billie Bogue
Esther Bacon
Harold Campbell
Robert Dodd
Parker Davis
Mabel Haeel
Ruth Kelley
Verne Laing
Florence Lotepeich
James Ponath
Paul Thompson
Mary Wilson
Mark Anderson
William Bicknell
Charles Cross
James Cusick
Mardell Drake
Lilla Graham
Hazel Herman
Dorothy Hurst
Miriam Harris
Helen Hawes
Henry Hopkins
Katherine Harris
Oliver Overman
Mildred Pate
King Robbins
Betty Shaw
Phyllis
Evelyn Brice
Lois Boyer
Oral Edwards
Esther Feagins
Dorothy Hampton
Ada Tully
Grace White
Helen Anderson
Lucille Curry
Rubyg Campbell
Ida Dodd
Irma Ellis
Francis Graseman
Sterling Harris
Marie Howe
Robert Lawrence
Glenna Lawrence
Bonnie Lahoda
LaRhea Lunn
Margaret Schawver
Virgil Sly
Elsie Simpson
Wiliam Williams
Elizabeth Wilson
Katherine Baker
Ray Hedward
Asenath Schill
Leon Alter
Lena Jamison
Thoma Larson
Beatrice Pate
Muar Rathburn
Viola Soth
Clarrissa Lo Grace Spacht
Laura Weaver
Ethel Clary
Anna Reeves
Esth Sheldon
Florence Atz
Mabel Grasema
Eleanor Harris
Edith Vanderwark
John Wright
Hemingford
Estella Hucke
K. L. Pierce
Bil Moravek
Canton
Elmer Noe
Pearl Sorensen
W. F. Walker
Clarence Carol's
Otto Uhrig
Lincoln
Kansas City
Alex Olds
John Walker
Floyd Brand
Dunlap
Mr. Ashley
George Jones
Ira Phillips
Grand Island
Ora E. Phillips
Ernest Kinsley
Omaha
Sheridan, Wye
A. P. Haynes
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Jay Woods
Auburn
Nebr
C. W. Graham
Jerry Butler
Frank Ubrig
Bud Kinsley
Cal Eastburn
the Woods
WANT
Miller Ells Hoes
Box Butte
KOK
Day of Prayer
Moss
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