Go It Alone to Build New Ventures in Printing Then Local Graft Fades
An editorial urges independent effort in new business ventures, especially printing, to avoid "hangers-on" who seek to reap profits from others' work. It cites city directories and calendar sales as common graft, notes the Nebraska Stock Growers Association coverage, and calls for industrious, square-deal entrepreneurship.
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Herald
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Alliance Herald
The
Counterfeit Enterprise Not Acceptable
The Herald warns against copying others to exploit their business and warns that counterfeit enterprise harms fair competitors. It emphasizes initiative and originality and condemns those who imitate to reap illegitimate gains.
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Herald
Alliance Stock Show and Carnival Draw Large Crowd
Residents recount a wide, lively visit to Alliance for stock show events. Mayors, farmers, and families from Broken Bow and Chadron converged for polo, auto races, and motor cycle contests. Despite a late storm, attendees praised the parade, car convoy, and carnival entertainment.
Alliance visitors and local travel noted in brief
Burt Furman and two passengers traveled to the stockmen's convention in Alliance last Wednesday. Mrs. Hughes visited Alliance yesterday and returned on two trains. Doctors Ivans and families from Crawford passed through en route to Alliance and faced a washout on the sand draw delaying their return. Fireman Ellis changed posts late week. his family moved to town to occupy the Art Bennett cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and Mr. Ramsey of Alliance stayed with Mat and Mrs. Thomas east of town Wednesday night.
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Harry Thurston
Lillian Hughes
G. H. Hughes
Burt Furman
Ford
Clyde Hartman
Earl T
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Crawford
Ellis
Bill Helper
Art Bennett
Marsland Tribune
J. M. Pierce
Ramsey
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Bayard Transcript
Train Parade by Wortham Carnival Co Passes Through Town
The Wortham Carnival Co.'s train rolled through this town on Sunday while en route from Alliance to Deadwood, where they will perform this week, according to the Edgemont Express.
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Wortham Carnival Co
Alliance
Deadwood
Edgemont
Chadron Boosters Attend Alliance Stockmen's Convention
About twenty automobile loads of Chadron boosters left for Alliance to attend the stockmen's convention. A sizable Chadron contingent returned home amid a violent rain hail and wind storm but reported a good time and satisfaction with Alliance hospitality. The event drew many state figures including Governor Morehead and Congressman M. P. Kintsid.
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Alliance
Fair Grounds
Murphy Langson
Broken Bow
Chadron
Chadron Journal
Morehead
M. P. Kintsid
United States
Stockmen Convention and Wortham Carnival Draw Big Alliance Crowd
The Alliance stockmen convention last week was the largest and most harmonious since the organization began. Attendees from across the state and neighboring states attended the Wortham street carnival which received wide approval. Overall, attendees enjoyed a rousing time and hope for another Alliance visit.
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Alliance
Hockey County Tribune
Fragmented verse and dialogue from a 19th century text
The passage mingles poetry and dialogue with reflections on fate education and virtue. It features fragmented lines about destiny, resilience, and moral instruction, plus a brief scene on a steamer with a young couple and a black orator asserting the importance of education.
Dusty’s Babblings and Odds in a Busy Column
A chaotic collection of quips and satirical notes touches on religion, economics, and social manners. The column mocks headlines, jokes about gas, beer kegs, marital quiet weddings, and a flirtation with local figures while noting a murder anniversary and a baby’s lisp remark from Editor Gapen.
Surprises Many in Alliance with Adler-ika Remedy
The quick action of buck thorn bark and glycerine in Adler-ika is praised in Alliance for treating constipation sour stomach and gas. Reported to drain foul matter from the system a single dose relieves discomfort quickly and Adler-ika is described as a thorough bowel cleanser.
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Adler Ika
Thiele
Drugeglat
Swatting the Files in Modern Warfare
A compact reflection notes that cyber and information warfare increasingly resemble traditional combat in impact and disruption, arguing that unconventional attacks reveal a broader erosion of civility in conflict. It weighs on society's tolerance for hybrid hostilities and the limits of ethical boundaries.
Gios Jingoism Travels From Stores To War Talk
The piece mocks Gio for urging war with Europe, touring drug stores and grocers where he proclaims why the United States should fight. It notes Champ Clark preferring presidential handling and hints at German gas in the trenches, while predicting the jingo’s collapse when Volunteers are needed.
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Europe
United States
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Jingo
Willie's Lament and a Quiet Fourth in Our Town
A humorous local piece describes planning a peaceful Fourth of July with no fireworks or bombs and a child Willie delivering real letters from a house wardrobe. The tale blends community calm with a mother’s questions and odd parental remarks.
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Willie
Nine Year Old Boy Questioned by Stranger Over Dirt
A stranger questions a nine year old boy about his dirt. The boy insists he is nine, asking why the man thinks he is older as the man explains the dirt makes him seem older. The boy calls his mother and confirms his age amid the exchange.
Call to the Ministry and a Virginal Lesson Misfire
An elderly former Princeton resident visits relatives in West, seeks her nephew the minister. After Sunday sermons she asks why he entered the ministry. He says it is a call, she jokes about another noise. A young man fails a Virgil line after a date, asks for translation and stops.
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Princeton
New Jersey
Remedy for colic cholera and diarrhoea promoted
A family remedy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is urged for summer use. It is described as thoroughly reliable and easy to obtain with many users endorsing it. Old papers for sale at The Herald Office priced five cents per bundle.
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Herald Office
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