Alliance Horse Market Opens with Strong Sales
The Herald notes Alliance becomes a premier horse market with two successful sales. Buyers from Texas Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska Illinois Ohio Kentucky Wyoming Montana attended. Key bidders included Wilson Lewis Wright, Bradstreet Clemena, Ross, and Lester & Son supporters.
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Alliance
Herald
Wilson, Lewis& Wright
Wilson, Lewis & Wright
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Beece
Iowa
Nebraska
Ilinois
Ohio
Tucky
Wyoming
Montana
Omaha Horse & Mule Company
South Omaha
H. C. Proctor
Chas
F. Mitchell
Hilliker
Wm. Antrim
C. Smith
al- Hance
Bradstreet & Clemena
Grand Island
Thomas Bradstreet
W. J. Blaine
Hooks
Scott
Sam Parker
Fuller
W. R. Ross
Rossara
Ring
Bignell Brothers
Death of John Leistritz Renowned Young Man Passes in 1912
John Leistritz aged 22 years 3 months 11 days died June 26 1912 at the home of his aunt in Reno Nebraska after a six month illness. Born March 15 in Kamipsville Michigan he grew to manhood in Kamipsville and later homesteaded near Reno where he lived as a devout Christian and church member until illness and death. He was the oldest son of Mr and Mrs Loebet. Funeral arrangements noted but not completed in available text.
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John Lalsmviz
Mrac
Loebet Rite
Alsenis
Reno
Nebraska
Kamipsville
Michols
U- Kempeville
Firet Baptist church service and burial details
A funeral notice states a service at two o'clock Friday afternoon June 28 at Firet Baptist church with Rev. Witte officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.
Kibble Family Notes and Obituary Details
Mr and Mrs Kibble return from York after illness delays. The mother Temperance V Bonser Kibble died June 18 1912, six months after father James Kibble who died March 2 1912 at age eighty three. Born Seclota Ohio March 12 1832. Married June 23 1851 and moved to Nebraska 1870s near York. Eleven children born, eight living. two sons and three daughters at death.
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BE. T. Kibble
York
Kibble
Temperance V. Bonser
Seclota County
Ohio
Philip Kiine
James Kibble
Nebraska
Hreald Publishes Early On Fourth Of July
The Hreald comes out on Wednesday this week due to the Fourth of July holiday. Staff note the edition has a decent batch of local news but is shorter than usual because of the adjusted publication day.
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Hreald
Parker Lucky Curve Pens Offered at Brennan's
Brennan's advertises Parker Lucky Curve fountain pens with limited stock. The $1.50 pen is priced at $1.00 and the $2.00 pen at $1.35, during a special sale dated 30 2 1960.
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Parker
Brennan's
Rev Father Donnelly Visits Omaha Before Alliance Return
Rev Father Donnelly traveled to Omaha last week and is set to return to Alliance on Saturday, continuing his assignment and duties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Donnelly
Omaha
Alliance
Attorney Burton Attends Legal Business on Platte Valley
Attorney Burton was in the Platte valley handling legal matters during the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Platte Valley
Mrs M P Ryans name again on Heralds subscription list
Mrs M P Ryan appears on The Heralds subscription list after a period of absence, confirming continued readership and renewal.
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M. P. Ryan
Herald
McGee Buys Pardey Bakery Sets Up in Alliance
McGee, an experienced Scottsbluff baker, purchased Pardey bakery late last week and took possession Saturday. He is joined by A V Means and his wife who moved to Alliance, with Mrs McGee and their baby visiting eastern Nebraska. He plans minor building changes and a potential confectionery line, with details to be announced.
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BE. McGee
Scottsbluff
Pardey
A. V. Means
Mr. MacGee
Nebraska
Alliance
Nell Acheson
Evalyn McBurney
Helen Broome
Zediker
Rowan
R. I. Elliot
Leone Mallory
Beulah Smith
Wholesale growth signals Alliance Fruit Company rise
The Herald notes steady expansion in Alliance Fruit Company wholesale fruit and produce sales led by A. D. Rodgers president L. H. Highland secretary treasurer and E. D. Mallory sales manager. The job shop printed two thousand bill heads two months ago and four thousand more this week.
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The
Herald
Glad
Alliance Fruit Company
A. D. Rodgers
L. H. Highland
E. D. Mallory
Kewer
W. H. Showers
Utah
Colorado
Allance
Alliance
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Treat Them Kindly Postmasters and Postal Clerks
Postmasters and postal clerks, government employees, are urged to be treated well by the public as strikes could disrupt mail service. Congress funded pay but President Taft vetoed the bill, leaving the clerks and carriers without guaranteed pay without congressional appropriation. The Herald advises patrons to maintain good relations with postal workers until the dispute is resolved.
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Post Office
Post Office Department
Congress
Taft
Department
Tash
The
Herald
Many Purchase Automobiles
The Nebraska Land and Auto Co reports strong sales of Ford cars as prosperity rises and advertising drives demand. Recent buyers include A D Rodgers of Alliance, C E Rosenberger of Hemingford, Charley Moravek from Box Butte, Henry Wasmund Sr of Rushville, Jeff McWilliams of Slay Springs, Simon Snydre of Hay Springs, Jack Adams of Crawford, Furman Brothers of Marsland, and Pete Hedgepath of Alliance.
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Nebraska Land and Auto Co
Herald
Ford
A. D. Rodgers
Alliance
C. E. Rosenberger
Hemingford
Charley Moravek
Box Butte County
Henry Wasmund, Sr
Rushville
Ltate
Jeff McWilliams
Slay Springs
Simon Snydre
Hay Springs
Jack Adams
Crawford
Furman Brothers
Marsland
Pete Hedgepath
IHC Gasoline Engines and Tractors Overview
IHC gasoline engines have no fixed working hours and are ready for any task within capacity. They require little attention and no strain on time or budget. Get an IHC catalogue or visit a local dealer to learn what ten cents of gasoline can do with a versatile engine made in various styles and 4 to 50 hp sizes.
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IHC
Off for Scottsbluff Fourth of July Excursion
Alliance residents plan picnics in groves and surrounding country. A special train will leave Alliance at 7:30 a.m. and return from Scottsbluff at 11:30 p.m. The Alliance fire department and the band will accompany the trip and participate in the celebration.
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Alliance
Crawford
Lasceen
Scotra
Bio
Re. Oraing
Secottebluff
Alliance Fire Department
Tikhe
Young People's Society Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of the Young People's society at the church on Wednesday evening July 10 at 7 o'clock.
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Young People’s Society
Immanuel Church Dedication Signals German and English Services
The Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran church at Yellowstone and Seventh streets was dedicated last Sunday with German morning and evening services and an English sermon by Rev Hillert. The loan to cover the remaining six hundred dollars was secured for six yearly installments. George G Gadsby presented a surprise donation of 116 dollars at the dedication. Ladies of the congregation provided dinner and supper for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Yellowstone
Seventh Streets
H., J. Eegold
Scottsbluff
Titus Lang
Hillert
Dalton
Lang
Mrs. W. R. Lewis Visiting Relatives in Alliance
Mrs. W. R. Lewis wife of Dr. Lewis long in the drug business in Alliance is guest of her sister Mrs. W. G. Zediker and other relatives. She plans a visit to her girlhood home at Woodard Iowa before returning to the coast.
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W. R. Lewis
Dr. Lewis
Alliance
W. G. Zediker
Church notices at U P Church schedule
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. with graded lessons. Young people meet at 7:00 p.m. No preaching during the pastor's absence. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 6:00. A L Godfrey, pastor.
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A. L. Godfrey
Episcopal Church Schedule and Missionary GEO Ware
Episcopal Church outlines services on the second third and fourth Sundays at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m First Sunday monthly at 11 00 a m Sunday School every Sunday at 10 00 a m Junior Auxiliary Chapter A meets Tuesdays at 7 30 p m Junior Auxiliary Chapter B meets Sundays at 2 20 p m Geo G Ware identified as Missionary.
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Geo. G. Ware
Immanuel German Evan Lutheran Church Ad
Corner Yellowstone Ave and 7th St offers German services Sundays at 10 am and alternating German English Sunday evenings. Parochial school runs September to June five days a week. Pastor Titus Lang listed at Niobrara Ave with phone 359.
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Ebcul
Titus Lang
Niobrara Ave
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
The church posts a Sabbath School at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship is at 8:00 p.m. Youth and study meetings include Junior C E at 8:00 p.m. and Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. The morning sermon is The Sattis faction of Christ and the evening sermon Our National Freedom. Thursday features Bible class at 8:00 p.m. and a midweek prayer meeting. a cordial welcome is extended to all.
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Christian Endeavor
International Harvester Service Bureau Overview
International Harvester Company of America outlines a service bureau to provide guidance and answers on farming tools and machinery. The text mentions personnel and construction terms, but the readable portion is fragmented and vague about specific programs or outcomes.
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International Harvester Company of America
USA
County Convention Set for Hemingford July 24
The annual Hox Butte County Sunday School Association convention will be held at Hemingford on July 24 with an afternoon and evening program. An interesting program has been prepared and will be published before the event.
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Hox Butte County Sunday School Association
Hemingford
Methodist Church Bible Classes and Worship Schedule
Olin Baker pastor leads Bible classes at 11 a.m. and public worship at 7 p.m. Young People’s Epworth League meets at 7:00. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8:00.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Olin
Young People's Epworth League
Alliance Hosts Large Nebraska Stockmen's Association Meeting
The 17th annual Nebraska Stockmen's Association gathering in Alliance drew record attendance and lively programming. Hospitality by Alliance citizens impressed visitors, with Postmaster Ira E. Tash coordinating entertainment as Agent Pretyman reported strong ticket sales from Hyannis.
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Nebraska Stockmen's Association
Alliance
Pretyman
Burlington
The
Tribune
Hyannis
Ira E. Tash
Box Butte Fairs Association
Mr. Tash
Alliance Visit Of Judge John B Strasburger
Justice John B. Strasburger of Strasburger in Sheridan County visited Alliance in the latter part of last week as a private guest, discussing community affairs with local residents.
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John B. Strasburger
Strasburger
Sheridan County
Horses Bring Top Prices at Reno Ranch Sale
W G Wilson a prominent Reno ranchman offered a herd of horses last week and the sale drew strong prices, according to The Herald's report on local horse sales.
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W. G. Wilson
Reno
Herald
Mrs. J. C. McCorkle Returns from Hysham Visit
Mrs. J. C. McCorkle came back Thursday from Hysham Montana after a two week stay with her daughter Mrs. Frank Dunning who is recovering from a seven week illness.
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J. C. McCorkle
Hysham
Montana
Frank Dunning
Families plan Fourth of July camp near Scottsbluff
The families of A. J. Cole and W. H. Zehring left yesterday with a tent on 303 to camp in the valley near Scottsbluff. They expect to return Friday and celebrate the Fourth at that place with time for fishing and a general good time.
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A. J. Cole
W. H. Zehring
Scottsbluff
Blains Move to Alliance for Better Schools
Mr and Mrs F G Blain of An gora relocated to Alliance this week and now live in Duncan's Addition. They cite access to the city's excellent schools for their daughter as a major motive for the move.
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F. G. Blain
Angora
Alliance
Duncan
Captain Corbin Returns from Republican National Convention
Captain W H Corbin came back early in the week from Chicago where he attended the Republican National Convention. The article cautions readers not to discuss Baltimore.
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W. H. Corbin
Chicago
Baltimore
Family of Coles Leave Alliance for Spokane Trip
Mr and Mrs Verne Cole and daughter, long residents of Alliance, now reside in Kansas City where he runs a grocery business and formerly served as Adams Express Co agent. They plan a western trip next, with Spokane as the first stop then travel down the coast visiting points of interest.
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Verne Cole
Alliance
Kansas City
Sabbath School at Mrs Pilkington Residence
Sabbath school held every Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Pilkington. Mrs. John Pilkington is the superintendent.
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Pilkington
John Pilkington
Notice to creditors in the Michaelsen estate
County Judge A Berry of Box Butte County Nebraska notifies all claimants against the estate of John F. Michaelsen that a hearing will occur January 3, 1913 at 10 a.m. in Alliance County Court to examine and allow claims. Creditors must file claims or be barred. notice published four weeks in Alliance Herald.
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John F. Michaelsen
Ll. A. Berry
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Alliance
Alliance Herald
Aald Court
Beal
Sunday schedule at the church
The calendar lists 10:00 a m Sunday school and 11:00 am public worship. Evening worship at 8:00 p m. BB and Y P A at 7:00 p m. Ladies and men's Bible classes meet weekly on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Mid week prayer Thursday at 6 o'clock led by Pastor GEO ATTE.
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Y. PA
Geo
Atte
German Service at German Evangelical Lutheran Church
German service scheduled for next Sunday evening at the German Evangelical Lutheran Church. The event emphasizes community worship and fellowship in the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. M. E. Church Meetings in Marks Hall
The A M E Church schedules Sunday school at 10 50 am and preaching at 5 00 pm in Marks Hall at the northeast corner of Laramie Avenue and Third Street. All are welcome.
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Marks
Junior Normal Notes Of 61400 And 68
Readable fragments report brief notes from a junior normal school item. Distinct figures 61400 and 68 appear as amounts or entries. Limited context but preserves naming of numbers and institution fragment.
End of Half Summer Session at Alliance Junior Normal
The article notes progress through the summer term at Alliance Junior Normal with a focus on the midterm, chapel program highlights, and ongoing gym athletics. It mentions guest remarks by R. I. Elliot deputy state superintendent, praise for staff and performers, and a faculty–student grand event last Friday.
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Alliance Junior Normal
Friendship and Silence as Moral Guides in Verse
A compact reflection on friendship and silence framed as guidance. It stresses silence as an active art, warns against trusting rumors, and urges valuing loyal friends while warning about those who spread mischief. The piece contrasts external appearance with inner character and ends with a call to generous judgment.
Splendid Rains Reach This Part of the Wes
The Herald reports welcome rain across the region with anxious residents relieved. The north part of the county saw rain last Saturday and Sunday, while the southeast portion received four inches of rain, followed by general showers across the state and signs of more by Wednesday afternoon.
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the Herald
Alliance
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H. P. Coursey
P. Jy Fuller
Colonel Coursey
Colonel Fuller
John Leistritz
MR. and
Mrg. Kibble Return
Mr. Kibble
York, Nebraska
Pardey Bakery
U. P. Church
Episcopal Church
Yellowstone Ave
7Th St
First Presbyterian Church
THC Service Bureau
Buteau
Rae
Bheage
Grant County Tribune
Charley Bassett
Hyannise
the Stockmen’s Meeting
Seventh Day Adventist
A. M. E. Church
Elliot
Pate
Wes
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