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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
8
Local arrivals and departures mark a busy week in Alliance. Engineers, conductors, and railway staff travel, move, or recover, with several residents visiting Lincoln, Denver, and Crawford. A notable death, property purchases, and a railway accident-free tone frame community updates.
A local publisher rails against free advertising demands from in town and out of town clients. He cites music sheets and political candidate notices as examples and argues free notices hurt readers and business. He says notices may be published at a charge and clarifies readers profit motives.
The Alliance hosts of Banker C. F. Gruenig and Mullen enjoyed reciprocal hospitality over New Year with Bishop Beecher. A six course dinner at William Mitchells honored the Gruenig and Beecher, followed by a Bishop Beecher reception at Mayor Harris house. Several local figures attended including Rev. Ware, Harry Gantz, Dr. Hershman, Dr. Kunz and many others.
Manager Braman announces Louis Lauft's trained bear will exhibit at the Crystal next Monday to Wednesday evenings. The show promises crowd drawing feats such as shouldering a gun climbing a ladder and flags selection including the American fag from other nations.
The U S civil service commission announces an exam on February 20 1912 for Immigrant Inspector male with test centers in Alliance Beatrice Holge Nebraska Lincoln Norfolk and Omaha. Alliance was added after local officials urged designation and informants may apply at the Alliance port office for details.
The Herald reports a strong rise in new subscriptions and many former subscribers rejoining after being dropped. The renewed interest comes despite years of fluctuations, signaling a sustained growth trend for the paper.
Mrs. John Kleeman returned yesterday from Broadwater where she spent a month with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner and other friends. She is making her home in this city now and is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Buechsenstein.
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. W. Lester next Friday at 4 p.m. Members are urged to attend for the regular annual election of officers.
The Edgemont Enterprise reports Mrs. Doran, proprietor of the local laundry, arranged arrangements with the Alliance Steam Laundry to handle washing and ironing she cannot complete.
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