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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
6
Local items report visits by C B E McGregg and John Hughes associates, shipments of 1500 sheep to Omaha, several marriages including Emma Shimek and Winnie Keane, plus updates on illness like Fern Snow diphtheria and efforts of Dr. Hartwell to curb spread amid a busy county scene.
Willie Lawrence in poor health and Mae Heath vacation from school work until spring. Easa Heath improving. R Hf West suffers facial neuralgia. Tommy Lawrence builds a barn with Ambrose Hadley foreman. Calf drowned in vat incident. 50 others in vat at time. Dance event at John Hays for Mr. and Mrs. Linder well attended with lunch. Ladies Aid met January 21. next meeting February 4 or following Wednesday if weather. Valentine social February 13 at Fred Hadley for Fairview Ladies Aid with free lunch. Burlington announces Lincoln round trip sale January 18 to 24 with return by February 3.
About forty of Mr. Culver's friends organized a birthday style surprise on January 21. Miss Sylvina Potmesi began a school term in the Dilling district last Monday. The Ladies' Aid society plans a meeting with Mrs. Vermilli on February 4. A box social occurred at the Keister school house last Friday with attendees reporting a good time. Little Esther Sheldon suffered a bad fall recently, nearly breaking bones. Mrs. Daufilt and Frank Jodson visited last Saturday, giving their sister Mrs. James McLean a pleasant surprise.
Clara Phelps completed a five month term as the Clayton district’s first school, earning good marks. Mr Beebe of Bridgeport sold cattle and horses during a visit. A marriage near Malinda is planned with a Montana visitor, while thirteen visitors attended a recent literary gathering. Miss Phelps, a Sunday school teacher, left Canton by the overland route to Belmont.
A lively scene at a Greville gathering shows guests praising the meal while Lord Alvanley quips that he would prefer more carving and less empty flattery. The anecdote highlights his sharp, malleable wit during a smeared dining setup.
In a witty exchange, the Cannibal Chief quips that the prior writer of books and the editor before him should be replaced by a football player, as the doctor notes they are consuming too much brain food. The judge adds the pointed remark.
A man dropped his wig in the street and a boy following behind picked it up and returned it. The owner thanked the boy calling him the first genuine hair restorer he had ever seen.
The dialogue features a father asking if the son succeeded in breaking in new horses to endure steam noise. The son replies he failed with the horses but reports he broke the carriage instead.
The Philadelphia Record remarks on the fairness of love and the allure of the beloved, calling the lover’s sentiment a timeless theme in society and daily life.
A. Blackburn and C. L. Snedeker dissolve their partnership by mutual consent. Blackburn assumes all liabilities and will collect all bills due the firm. All indebted parties are asked to call and settle promptly.
Notice lists horses to be wintered on good range and water in section 14 township 27 range 45 nine miles east of Hemingford Nebraska by Clayton Wearer. Those neckties are daniies at Norton's.
The piece explains tarantula lore and tarantella as a supposed cure for tarantioum, then shifts to a classroom scene where a teacher asks children to note Tommy’s clean hands and learn hygiene, with Tommy answering that his mother makes him wash breakfast dishes each morning.
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