Leadership slate list for state publicity group
First Vice President H A Graff Seward. Second Vice President Jacob P Hoffman Ord. Secretary E A Miller Kearney. Treasurer Fred Alexander Scottsbluff. Edited by Lloyd C Thomas state publicity chairman.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
10
First Vice President H A Graff Seward. Second Vice President Jacob P Hoffman Ord. Secretary E A Miller Kearney. Treasurer Fred Alexander Scottsbluff. Edited by Lloyd C Thomas state publicity chairman.
Proceedings of the Kearney Fire Department meeting record officer elections President Everett Shafto Vice President Elsia Carson Secretary E A Miller Treasurer J G Lowe Board members E F Winn Don Leake Ralph Barney and a smoker. The department schedules games for a ball team and outlines Fourth of July plans.
The federal forest service urges careful practice to prevent fires in forests. It asks readers to dig a fire pit or clear trash, ensure fires are out before leaving, and properly extinguish matches, pipes, and cigarette stubs to avoid starting fires.
An annual Independence Day reflection notes that many people become dependent for life due to fireworks and fires. It cites injuries property loss and overtaxed fire departments while urging towns to deploy volunteer firemen to remain at stations on July Fourth.
Nebraska Fire Commissioner urges citizens to avoid fireworks this Fourth of July. Officials ask parents to stop purchase of explosives, promote safe alternatives, and plan propaganda for a nationwide safer celebration to prevent loss of life and property.
Misses Anna and Margaret Egan depart Chadron for Los Angeles where Margaret will head nurse at Columbia Hospital. Roy and Mrs. Lewis return from two months with relatives in Kansas. C J Faught plans July 1 automotive tour of eastern Nebraska and Iowa with family. Frank Cody and son Eddie visit Alliance on business. C C Wilson and family visit Alliance. Mary Wyckoff returns to Lakeside after visiting mother. Tom Higgins visits Alliance with Lawrence Barry. Martin Rochford visits from Ellsworth. Chas Fuller and son William return from Gillette for a few days with friends. Mrs Roy Beckwith visits Chicago for summer. Stockman B Minty stops in Alliance. Mrs J J Rodgers returns to Edgemont after visit. Harold Bearden recovers from appendicitis, operation described as very serious. Mrs W D Zediker and Eunice Burnett of Alliance School of Music spend summer in Lincoln Des Moines and Chicago, return early August.
Mr and Mrs Philip Nohe Jr and Philip Nohe Sr left last Thursday for a ~ten day auto trip. They traveled through Scottsbluff Cheyenne and Denver to Colorado Springs and other Colorado points.
The annual catalog of the Nebraska College of Agriculture has been issued and will be mailed on request to Dean E. A. Burrett at University Farm Lincoln. The college year begins September 16 and the University School of Agriculture opens October 12.
An ad touts relief for burning sore and tired feet with a 25 cent box of 7 inch remedy. It claims to remove toxins and exudate, ending foot misery and offering a year long comfort guarantee or money back.
An unbiased eastern farm magazine reports Nebraska agricultural students earn the most during their four years of college study. The article lists average earnings by state with Nebraska at 788 dollars, followed by Wisconsin 608, Kansas 607, Iowa 585, Oklahoma 587, Illinois 543, Michigan 502, Missouri 542, Indiana 2380, and others.
The report states Bertha received 100000 rounds of ammunition. The text questions whether the supply was Bourbon or rye discussing unclear details from the source.
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