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Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

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Race Meet Extended Over Saturday Schedule

Old Jupiter Pluvins delayed races by soaking Box Butte and surrounding counties forcing a one day postponement. The committee pushed the program to Thursday and Friday for Friday and Saturday already, with events rescheduled to maintain an engaging lineup and free admission for veterans in uniform or with discharge papers.

Jupiter Pluvins Soax Box Butte Fair Grounds George A. Mollring Major

Alliance Fire Dept Ball Team Dominates Fort Robinson

The Alliance Fire Department baseball club defeated Fort Robinson 15 to 0 last Sunday. Stub Fennlite pitched effectively for Alliance, with Ray Butler relieving in the sixth. the Khaki battalion fought hard but could not slow the local bats as Alliance scored three in the first inning and dominated the game throughout.

Alliance Fire Department Irom Fort Robinson Crawford Alliance Stub" Fennlite Ray Butler

City Council Finalizes Ballot Count for Special Election

In a special session the council tally showed the water extension bond remaining least opposed. Sewer bonds drew 199 for 6 against, Intersection bonds 195 for 65 against, and water extension 217 for 48 against. Incorporation of adjoining tracts was discussed but no action taken.

Maine

City Council Reviews Bond Offer For Sewer and Water Projects

At a Monday meeting the finance committee reported a bond house offer to fund storm sewer and waterworks projects. The proposal includes 20 year storm sewer bonds with 10 year option, 40 year water bonds with 10 year option, and serial paying bonds of 1000 dollars yearly. The firm would discount 1 percent, charge 5 percent interest, cover handling costs, and issue certificates of deposit from July 1 with 4 1/2 percent interest on unused funds. Legal review noted and bond compliance with laws would be required if accepted.

Committee On Finance Lawa

Frances Seidler Dies in Lightning Bolt Tragedy

Frances Seidler, 15, of six miles northeast of Alliance, was struck dead by lightning during a thunderstorm while driving cows. Funeral services are set for July fifth at her parents home, with burial in Greenwood cemetery.

Alliance Francés Ferdinand Seidler Norrow Frances Hex Butte County Seidler A. J. Kearns Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery

First annual dance by Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes

The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers Liberty Lodge No. 1251 held its first annual dance last Thursday evening at the Armory. The well attended event featured a green red and white color scheme in decor and programs. Members thank friends for support and promise another dance in the future.

Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Liberty Lodge Armory

Miss Mary Smith Visits Alliance Friends

Miss Mary Smith of Antioch is spending the week visiting Alliance friends.

Mary Smith Antioch Alliance Friends

Hitchcock’s Early Years Shaped by Savings and Family Support

The article recounts Senator Hitchcock as a youth relying on his father's cap For savings and loans to fund his education. It notes his belief that without savings he could not have afforded law school and mentions War Savings Stamps.

Hitchcock

Charles Schafer Weds Miss Rosetta Davis in Alliance

Reverend Father Manning presided at Holy Rosary Church in Alliance as Miss Rosetta Davis and Charles Schafer exchanged marriage vows. The couple, both well known locally, were attended by close friends and relatives. Davis works at Guardian Trust Company. Schafer runs an auto tire and battery service, recently sold to his brother Clarence as he prepares to relocate. Schafer is a former Alliance Volunteer Fire Department member.

Father Manning Holy Rosary Church of Alliance Rosetta Davis Charles Schafer Guardian Trust Company Schafer Alliance Sam Clarence Charles Alliance Volunteer Fire Department

Ranch owner Murphy makes large cattle deal at Lakeside

Chas Murphy of Lakeside, a major rancher, visited the racing meet yesterday. Last week he purchased the Clough ranch and about five hundred head of stock cattle from Art Eastburn in a deal described as one of the season’s largest. He reports conditions fine in the region.

Chas. Murphy Lakeside Mr. Murphy Clough Art Eastburn

Narrow Escape For Knapp In Prairie Road Crash

Scottshblal man Knapp of the Daxtrom Auto Paint Co. had a narrow escape when a rear axle broke on a Studebaker on Scottebluff road twenty five miles southwest of Alliance. He was pinned beneath the wreck for three hours before passersby freed him as a rainstorm began, leaving him soaked but unharmed. The event underscored the lonely road and the danger of night travel in the area.

Knapp Daxtrom, Auto Paint Company Scottsblum Studebaker Lowry ,.& Henry Mr. Knapp Long Hill Alliance Scottebluff Road

Census shows Alliance school age population at 1262

The census taker F E Messeramith reports Alliance has 1262 youths aged five to nineteen, with 809 under compulsory attendance. Of these, 299 are male and 410 female. The count notes a mid year rise in school age despite lower overall population, including 25 Negro and some Mexican residents in the city.

F. E. Messeramith

Ex Kaiser to be Tried Before Allied Court

London dispatch says former German emperor Wilhelm II to face trial for violation of international law before a tribunal of Allied powers in London. Hearing date not set. Germans expect ratification of the peace treaty early next week and blockades to be raised then. German war prisoners may be released as part of the settlement. Paris reports confirmation of the defence pact among United States France and England and ongoing press enthusiasm.

International Service London Lloyd George William Hohenzollern Germany Alliens Allieg Paris United States France England

Counter Revolutionists Convicted and Awaiting Sentences

In the recent counter revolution, hundreds of others connected to the scenes have been convicted and now await sentencing in prison.

Revolt Raging in Berlin Amid Revolutionary Fears

A Central Nova dispatch from Amsterdam reports a state of anarchy in Berlin after fighting that left three citizens and a guard dead. Strikes threaten nationwide, the government guards public buildings with machine guns, and Spartacist leader Herzoe is reportedly arrested. Guns allegedly moved from Hamburg, pamphlets from Budapest, food shortages raise tensions, and coal and food trains were halted. Thousands of laborers distributing food threaten to strike.

Berlin London Nova Amsterdam Dypekseldort Copenhagen Hamburg Budapest Copenhasen

Renewed moves for a Rhenish republic under German control

Reports from Coblenz indicate renewed activity toward establishing a Rhenish republic with sanction from the German national government. Americans in Coblenz say locals in the occupied Rhine province are pushing political developments aligned with this plan.

Corlenz Associated Press Rhenish Republic Kein Cobleng

Conference at Washington to plan War Savings Stamps

A conference of Savings Directors from the Twelve Federal Reserve Districts will be held in Washington to work out definite plans for the sale of War Savings Stamps. The article notes youth thrift education and mentions Boy Scouts selling over $50,000,000 in War Savings Stamps last year and continuing missions.

Federal Reserve Washington

Potato grower urges immediate pest control visit

Cc E Rosenberger, a Box Butte county potato grower visiting Hem meford as Alliance guest, called at the local office. He advocates picking hard shelled potato bugs from community plants at once to combat the pests, noting favorable looks in his area and reporting a light rain Monday night.

Cc. E. Rosenberger Hemmeford Alliance Rosenberger Box Butte County

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