Ideal school conditions Alliance model for Nebraska cities
Alliance Public School System may serve as a model for Nebraska cities as all departments move into permanent quarters. Central and Emerson buildings accommodate grades up to high school with multiple teachers, new domestic science space, and up-to-date facilities. Superintendent Pate praises the facilities as near perfect and well lighted, sanitary, and properly arranged.
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George Workman Buys Pool Hall in New Location at Kinkaid
LATE NEWS ITEMS FROM KINKAID reports George Workman has purchased a fine pool hall in his new location and plans to remain there. The Herald correspondent notes his departure from the locality after selling property and moving to the eastern part of the state.
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Mrs. Schotte
Pie with the Varnished Top Travel Song
A traveling man riffs on a hotel dining car treat The pie with the varnished top as his constant consolation. He travels coast to coast seeking comfort in a famous dish and imagines reunion with it after life. The piece blends humor with food craving and rail life imagery.
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W. H. Lunn
Noah
Ami
Scott
New Members Sought for Alliance Fire Department
Alliance fire department opens its mez ular meeting with several applications including athletes Logan Champ and O l Stanley. Chief Rongmease reports on the Columbus convention and fire prevention efforts while plans for a new department and Herald coverage progress. Also notes incubator sale and coal offerings from Forest Lumber Co.
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Five Positions Offer In Mini Photo Series
A brief notice touts a limited time chance to obtain photos that rival larger prints. It promises five positions per set instead of one, emphasizing value and urgency for buyers to act soon.
Publication Notice of Bankrupts in 1914 Chadron District
In the United States District Court for Nebraska Chadron Division the voluntary bankruptcy petition of Roger J. Simmons and Annie Simmons was filed with a first meeting of creditors set for February 8, 1914 at Alliance Nebraska. The notice names the referee Frederick A. Crites and invites creditors to attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, and examine the debtors. The advertisement appears in The Daily Herald.
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District Court OF the United States
District OF Nebraska
Chadron Division
Roger J. Simmons
Annie Simmons
Chadron
Dawes County
Nebraska
Frederick A. Crites
Alliance
Tex Butte County
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William Mitchall
Box Butte County
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