Letters of a Tenderfoot sequel brings new frontier yarns
The Herald prints a second letter from Lawrence the would be cowboy. He recounts a street encounter with Hindingham and fights with a posse of cowboys at a Lazy 8 camp, then notes a $28 collection for a letter to Jimmie Hauser and the promise of more to come from Missouri. He closes with a wild punchline about a deputy sheriff.
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Lasve
The
Hal
Missouri
Lawrence
Billie
Rowdy Jack
Scotty Hindingham
Ged
Scotty
Jack
Jon
Hindingham
Rowdy
Alliance
Mr. Hindingham
Trigger
Mr. Trigger
Kilpatrick Dam
Roy Beckwith
Fred Holsten
Dock Bellwood
Jim Keeler
George Darling
Monte Hargraves
Bill Rumer
Nebraska
Loos
Jimmie Hauser
Jimmy
Jimmie
P. S
Dutch Manever
Removal Sale at The ie One Week Left
A removal sale continues at The Big Music House with only one week remaining. Shop offers discounted instruments and gear as customers rush to claim deals before closing.
A Rickel A Day and War Savings Stamp Offer
If Nebraskans each save a nickel daily in 1918 the state would gain about 26.5 million dollars as its share of the War Savings Stamp loan. Nationally nickels daily would raise two billion dollars. Thrift Stamps costs 4.12 dollars until Feb 1 then rise monthly. maturity value is five dollars each.
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Nebraska
War Savings Stamp
United States
War Savings Loan
Acid and Alkali Effects on Tin Cans
The article explains tin corrosion by non acid foods like fish, beans, pumpkins and spinach due to ammonium-like compounds. Shrimp juice causes rapid can damage, but chilling shrimp before canning and lining cans with paper greatly reduce corrosion.
Livestock Prices at South Omaha Curent Market Report
A Liberal run of sheep and lambs and an active market with prices a shade higher. Cattle receipts moderate. demand from packers active but few inquiries from outside buyers due to shipping congestion. Hog prices steady. hog run 7 800 head. lambs and sheep strong with bids up a shade.
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Union
Yaris
Omaha
Neb
Uyers
Beet and Wheat Food Value Contested by German Scientists
German agricultural scientists contend beets yield more food value per acre than four times as much wheat. The claim highlights beet crops as a superior feed or food source compared with wheat under agricultural evaluation.
Higher Pensions for Civil War Veterans
Congressman Kinkaid introduces a bill to restructure Civil War pensions by age and length of service with monthly rates from 20 to 53 dollars. The plan covers veterans with ninety days service and honorable discharges, detailing scales at ages sixty five seventy and over, plus an additional 40 dollar monthly option for disabled veterans.
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Congressman Kinkaid
United States
Notice to Dairymen on Tubercular Test Requirement
Ordinance 219 Section 21 requires all milk cows with milk sold in Alliance to undergo tubercular testing. Compliance is demanded at once or enforcement action will be taken.
Words Count: Character and Deeds in Faith
The article argues that true power lies in character behind spoken words. It cites Civil War leaders, Lincoln era crowds, and religious figures to show that deeds, not phrases, reveal righteousness. Evangelist Harry G. Knowles will preach at the Christian Church starting February 3 with nightly sessions.
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Snehann
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Pres. Lincoln
New York City
James A. Garfield
Apstair
Santiago
Evens
Harry G. Knowles
North Platte
Christian Church
Knowles
Santa Fe
Topeka
Havelock
Baptist Bible School Opens with Evening Services
The Baptist Church invites all not attending other services to Bible School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M and 7 30 P M. Young People's services at 6 30 P M led by C C H Fuller. A men's Bible School has been organized with A A Layton as teacher seeking men to visit. Miss Hazel Thompson serves as president.
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Young Peoples
Cc. H. Fuller Supe
U. S
A. A. Layton
Hazel Thompson
Local Notes and Personnel Moves Across City and Region
A pastor welcomes young people to B Y P U services. Reassignments: A A Layton forward, C H Helper to Mason City Iowa, Scott to Aviation corps gas and flame. J A Wolverton and son travel to Deming New Mexico with report planned on return. Ear muffs and spats discussed for cold weather. A W Tell of Lincoln visits county agent George Neuswang er en route to Scottsbluffs. Mrs S M Raymond of North Yakima hosts a party. Scarlet fever illness at academy. specialists called. Hugh Davenport returns to Alliance. Flora Mae Smith has tonsillectomy. John Nation visits son in Deming. C A Newberry in Chicago buying hardware supplies. Lydia Cutosky ill. J T Nabb sale postponed to February 5 due to cold.
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Scott
Alliance
Helper
Mason City
Iowa
Aviation Corps
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