Alliance Daily Notes Many Local Moves and Births
Local notes report Mrs. Everett Eldred ill Mrs. R Witham improving Mrs T M Colvin slowly recovering A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry Shriner Alliance Delivers stories of visitors illness travel and family news from January into February 1900s Alliance area seen with births illnesses travels and small business updates.
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Henry Shriner
Alliance
Thomas Squibb
South Alleance
Henry Wester
Physician Slagle to Observe East Medical Work
Dr. Charles B. Slagle plans a short trip east to study lines as an aid to medical and surgical practice. He leaves his office for a few days and will observe medical and surgical work in the east.
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Charles E. Slagle
Slagle
Herald Job Department
Tou
Charles BE. Slagle
Biliousness and Constipation Cured with Chamberlain's Tablets
Peru Indiana man R F Erwin reports a year ago he suffered indigestion biliousness and constipation then used Chamberlains Tablets and felt relief after starting the remedy. The ad notes the tablets are for sale by all dealers.
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R. F. Erwin
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Indiana hardware dealers gather for annual association meeting
Nearly two thousand hardware trade representatives convene in Indianapolis at the Claypool Hotel for the Indiana Retail Hardware Association annual meeting led by Milo J. Thomas of Corunna. A large hardware exhibition accompanies the sessions running through Friday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Retail Hardware Association
Claypool Hotel
Milo J. Thomas
Corunna
Firemen’s Meeting Ends Nebraska Convention in Columbus
The Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen’s Association wrapped up its greatest convention with a banquet in Columbus. Edgar Howard delivered a famed toast, and officers were elected: President George Howe Fremont, First VP H A Graff Seward, Second VP J P Hoffmann Ord, Secretary E H Muller Kearney, Treasurer Fred Alexander Scottsbluff. Nebraska City will host next year.
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Columbus
Nebr
Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen
Whitch Edgar Howard
George Howe
Fremont
H. A. Graff
Seward
J. P Hoffman
Ord
E. H. Muller
Kearney
Fred Alexander
Scottsbioff
Nebraska City
Snake to Return to Nebraska Opened Shooting Gallery in Alliance
Jas A Snake who left Alliance for Monte Vista Colorado a year ago plans to come back to Nebraska. He has run a rooming house and shooting gallery at Monte Vista and is seeking bottling works in Alliance or Sidney. He arrived in Alliance last Saturday and opened a shooting gallery in the Commissary building at 205 Cox Butte avenue. His family will join him soon. Fr Conover of Monte Vista accompanied him to assist in running the Prize Shooting Gallery, as advertised in this paper.
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Jas. A. Snake
Alliance
Monte Vista
Colo
Nebraska
Sidney
Snake
Cox Butte Avenue
Conover
Cole
Smoke
Alliance Poised for 1915 TPA Convention in April
Alliance business leaders favor hosting the Traveling Protective Association convention in April 1915. Members say 126 delegates would attend, bringing strong advertising for the city, as they prepare to send opinions from Alliance to the 1914 Lincoln gathering on April 17 and 18.
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Alliance
Travelera Protective Association
Lading T.P.A
Lincoln
Kinkaid 60 Years Old on Saturday in Nebraska
Kinkaid of Nebraska, born January 24 1864 in West Virginia and long serving in public life, marks 60th birthday this Saturday. Also noted are tributes to Joseph H Choate Edith Wharton Marcus A Smith. Three die in big snow slide near Store Utah as avalanche sweeps mountain slope.
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Wrahingtom
D. C
Kinkaid
Nebraska
House of Representatives
County
W. Va
Law Department
University of Michigan
South Dakota
O'Neil
Nebr
Nebraska Senate
Nebraaka
Congress
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Mies Ceatrice Harraden
Marcus A. Smith
U. S
Arizona
Edith Wharton
Store
Utah
Milaers
Smuggling of Opium Plagues New Orleans Wharf Scene
Large ship arrivals for cotton loading overwhelm customs as opium smuggling rises. Oriental crewmen on a British ship attacked inspectors, forcing the use of a strong arm squad to quell the riot.
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New Orleans
Orient
Mien Mabel Crawford Dies in Chicago Home
Mien Mabel Crawford born May 14 1887 Eldora Iowa moved to Nebraska as a child and spent fourteen years in Box Butte county. She married Clyde Johnson on December 17 1913. He died in Chicago after they settled there. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM at W. D. Rumer’s home with Frank A. Wooten in charge and burial at the cemetery conducted by Pastor W L Torrence.
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Mien Mabel Crawford
Eldora
Nebraska
Box Butte
Clyde Johnson
W. L. Torrence
U. P. Church
Advertising in The Herald The Paper the People Read
Local readers see your message in The Herald. Reach engaged residents with bold ads in the community newspaper. Secure affordable rates and timely placements for announcements, events, and services.
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Lakearin
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Walter Storrie
Hat Creek
Amning
Charlotte Watkins
Toon
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T. Watkins
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C. A. Dow
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Scottsbluff
Frank Cody
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Sheridan
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Homer Pugh
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Scottebluff
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Sterling, Col
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Berea
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Misa Eunice Burnett
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A. W. Newberg
Deaiwood
Terry
Montana
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Ivan Rodgere
Delle
Iowa
Albert Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Joe Hanser
Mumper
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Mme Rev. Ware
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Miland
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Jon K. L. Pierce
G. W. Leer
M. C. Christensen
B. L. Fenmer
E. Johnson
J. J. Phinansky
Memingford
Harry Dietrich
Juliuse Gebauer
Alfred
Northport
Mr. Gebauer
Walter Davis
Allance
George Davie
Gregory Zurn
Jeffers
Jennie Mielke
Gordon
John Snoddy
Pete Rowland
Juin Hale
Jesse Babcock
W. H. Lunn
Dan Hill
Sterling
Colorado
M. Valentine of
Chadron
Camille Nobe
The
State University
Mary Hunasker
Lakewide
BE. C. Whetetone
J. C. Miller
Oliver Typewriter Company
Forest Lumber CO
Atlas Rooming House
W. K. Hayes
Sutherland
Walter Lewis
Zurn
J. W. Mappie
Thedford
Indiana
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