Cattle Sales Break Records at Denver National Western Show
Five billion dollars in cattle sales flowed through Denver stockyards during the National Western Livestock Show with daily totals nearing two million. A world record feeder cattle sale saw twenty Angus calves fetch top prices, while Hereford auctions topped the thousand-dollar mark. Governor Ammons acted as auctioneer, driving dress carcass prices to new highs for the event.
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Denver
Colo
Wre@tock
Wwe!lern
Denver Stockyards Bank
N. L. Harrison, Jr
Slereford Breedere’ Association
Geome
Ammons
Caracas
Alliance Falls Short in Narrow Loss to Scottsbluff
In a tightly contested high school basketball game Alliance loses to Scottsbluff by one point, 14 to 14. The lineup featured Nolan Pickett and Graham for Alliance against Plehn Reech and Rice for Scottsbluff as both teams struggled with scoring. The crowd filled the gym as key players Davenport Specht and Bench faced injury and subbing, while fouls dominated the scoring with many free throws.
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Scotiebluff
Alliance
Jack
Alliance Boys
Allance
Graham
Scottabuff
Nol
Minatare
Piclets
Vietwoma
A. H
Davenport
Beach
Inet Mf
Specht
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Nolan Pickett
Schafer
Plehn
Reech
Grass Green at North Platte Warm Winter Weather
A Herald letter from North Platte reports warm weather and cream grass benefiting livestock on local ranges. Mrs Miller notes a New Year birth for Mr. and Mrs. Miller, while Mr and Mrs Katen’s ranch thirty five miles northwest of Alliance reports snow retreat and decent stock conditions. Advertise in The Herald the paper the people read.
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Thomas Earen
The
Herald
Glen Miller
North Platte
Worms Cause of Your Child’s Pains
An advertisement claims Kickapoo Worm Killer cures worm infestations in children, noting symptoms like dull breath pale skin feverish episodes and abdominal cramps. It asserts the product is perfectly safe, provides laxative action, and should be in every home with a 2 60 price, available at druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
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Mall
Kickepoo Indian Med. Co. Phila
St. Louis
Joe’s buggy accident injures two in Fingham incident
Jan 26 report says Joe ran while taking Miss Cranmore to Dr Kinerwon. buggy upset, Joe fractures his leg above the ankle, Miss Cranmore unharmed. Other items note A A Brown visiting Lakeside, M L Kincaid's York trip for a sick wife, Charley Penn and Jake Galletly moving near Binghams, F A Williams to Alliance, Olrence Pordick to Mullin, a Willams hall dance next Friday, and Frank Yeast sick with smallpox.
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Fingham
Joe Ranmore
A. A. Brown
Lakeside
M. L. Kincaid
York
Charley Penn
Jake
Emerson school of Retory president reads Lear in Peru chapel
Peru Neb Jan 26 Herald reports President Southwick of the Emerson school of Retory in Boston read King Lear in the chapel last week. The forum scene from Julius Caesar was also enjoyed. The Dilly play by the normal faculty drew a large crowd and vegies sales supported the event.
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Southwick
Emerson School of Retory
Boston
Julius Caesar
Dilly
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Lincoln
Antonette Sands
Peru
Miss Sands
Ellen Myers
Normal
New Bridge Near Northport Across North Platte
Northport Nebr January 22 The bridge over the North Platte river between Northport and Bridgeport is well under construction and could open to traffic soon if weather cooperates. Local news notes include Uncapher ill, a restau rent opened by Wimeley, Asbury Whitaker resigning as Lakeside teacher and visiting, and several residents traveling or working on railway projects.
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Herald
Northport
Nebr
North Platte River
Here
Dridgeport
Mies
G. Rowse
Wimeley
Panama Exposition Pictures Shown At Mid-West Cement Show
Moving pictures of the Panama Pacific Exposition building will be shown all week at the Mid-West Cement Show in Omaha from January 20 to February 5. Exposition representatives will lecture on the buildings and cement’s role, with slides and local Nebraska/Omaha reels and daily city lectures. Know Nebraska is the committee slogan.
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Omaha
Nebr
Exposition Company
Nebraska
Comical Side Seen After Ear Severing Mishap
C C Nelson of Bridgeport fell from a wagon while driving to his ranch. His left ear was severed by a wheel but a physician said the wound should not impair bearing. A neighboring paper notes Nelson is in good spirits and able to see the comical side of the mishap.
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CC. C. Nelson
Bridgeport
Nelson
Omaha Urged as Regional Bank Hub by NY Financier
A New York banker advocates Omaha as a regional banking center noting its rail links and rapid access from western financial hubs. He cites South Omaha bank clearings exceeding two billion dollars annually, representing a significant share of national wealth.
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Oamaha
Omaha
Henry Clews
Beartox
Chicese
St Lawie
New York
United States
America
Nebraska
Mississippi River
South Omaha
Alliance Choral Club Aims to Elevate City Music
The Herald urges support for the Alliance Choral Club. It clarifies the group is not a school troupe but a community choir open to all interested in improving Alliance's musical scene. Funds cover expenses, not profit, benefiting the city and its cultural standards.
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Alliance
Heraldi
Alliance Choral Club
Miradle
Allgamee School of Music
Altho
Building Stone Proves To Be Good Stuff
A five ton stone drum fell eight feet from a derrick during lifting for the new courthouse exterior. No injuries occurred and the stone remained undamaged, prompting a test not required by the contract to assess its suitability.
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New Court House
Deer killing case delays trial to Lincoln
The trial of LB F Monakey of Seneca Nebr is postponed to April with venue in Lincoln. He allegedly killed a deer three miles west of Seneca on the Dismal River and shipped it to Lincoln as poultry via Mullen. A saloon visit led to an odd offer to sell the deer and a burglary incident with police involvement.
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Seneca
Nebr
LB. F. Monakey
Lincoln
Here
Mullen
Express
Bartener
Soonon
Plaiy
Police Motion Ave
Mr. Monakey
Monaker
Tacoma man joins Alliance Cleaning Works staff
Jack Olimar of Tacoma arrived in Alliance on Friday to take a position with Alliance Cleaning Works, starting this morning. He follows Mrs Zehring’s recent note that expert tailor Ottmer would join, and Olimar is expected to provide steady cleaning and pressing service to customers.
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Jack Olimar
Tacoma
Wash
Alliance
Alliance Cleaning Works
Herald
Orkin Brothers Cancel Balance on Spear Piano
Norfolk telegram states that under the cooperative plan the balance due on a Kuntzman piano purchased by George Spear of 1005 Koenigstein avenue has been cancelled following death. W M Robinson for Orkin Bros Co confirms receipt in full and cancellation of the remaining debt.
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Monster Club
Orkin Brothers
Norfolk
Keelf
Omaha
Carl Rich
Eo Orkin Brothers Co
Nebr
George Spear
Koenigstein Avenue
Nebraska
Wiow
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements Stand Test of Time
Peter Hansen of Potter Nebraska affirms lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes back pain and irregular kidney function improved significantly and urges others to try the remedy. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes.
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Thouemis
Dean
Doan
Peter Hansen
Potter
Nebr
Hansen
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Big Floods Hit Southern California Coast
A severe storm batters Southern California with heavy rains over 24 hours. Losses include multiple fatalities and about 1 million dollars in property damage around Los Angeles. Numerous roadways are washed out and homes along floodplains suffer extensive destruction.
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San Franccisco
California
Los Angeles
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Reuben Lisco
J. H. Bachelor
M. Fleishman
Robert Graham
B. M. Searle
Krause
J. H. Monthan
A. R. Modicett
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Scotts
F. J. Brennan
Darnell
Beach Stearns Davenport
Beha
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Sproht Wright
Sandhill Town
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Willams’ Hall
Frank Yeast
Platte
Gladys Mount
Gering
Claude Delaney
Union Pacific
Mr. Anderson
Oscar Gebauer
Burlington
Panama Exposition
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Aliso Pictures
Geo
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the Daily Herald
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