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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
1
H K Martin of Port Harrelson recounts near death from consumption and a dreadful cough. After failing with Georgetown doctors for a year he tried Dr Kings New Discovery and was cured. Guaranteed relief for coughs colds and bronchial ailments. 0c and $1.00 trial bottle free at F J Brennan's drug store.
A list of members and affiliated firms linked to the So. Omaha Live Stock Exchange includes J. A. Shoemaker Union Stock Yard Co and numerous commission firms. Names span buyers sellers inspectors and secretaries including Talbott Brand Inspector and Paxton secretary.
Episcopal church lists morning prayer and sermon at 10 50 Sunday school at 11 30 led by Rev George Ware. Dental ad promotes Dr James P Maxfield with a modern office over Brennan's drug store and electrical equipment. Cement work estimates offered by Heal Sons and W Y Beal Sons with phone numbers.
Home builders are praised for integrity and stability as the backbone of communities. The piece highlights optimistic demand, abundant lumber, and accessible investment, urging readers to act now and discuss opportunities with experienced builders.
The seventh annual Nebraska Stock Growers Association meeting closes with solid returns despite smaller attendance than earlier years. July 4 parade and park races drew crowds, weather varied from hot to windy, Governor Aldrich unable to attend due to heat. South Omaha boosters arrived by special car, signaling strong industry ties. full convention recap to follow.
The Herald explains a large amount of material must await publication until next week. Printer availability limited by Alliance Symphony Orchestra rehearsal and other delays, making it impossible to publish all planned content this issue.
The last business session featured Willis EK Reed of Madison speaking for the Democratic US Senate nomination and B K Warrick discussing monetary issues. Flavel Wright praised profitable horse breeds. Hampton’s report showed strong officer leadership. Jameson reported improved finances and a larger reserve fund.
J. S. Bently, commercial agent for the Burlington at Deadwood, and his wife came back this week after a short vacation in the east. Mrs. H. C. Kroning of Deadwood and her daughter Helen are vacationing in Lincoln Nebraska and Sioux City Iowa.
Vice President H J Byram and General Manager G W Holdrege led an inspection of the High Line with officials including C C Holtorf. A new time card shifts No 141 to depart Deadwood earlier and go to Alliance, with a supper stop moved to Custer.
Engineer Tom Morris receives a fine appointment on the Hille line and will report July 15. A Malley engine ran aground at Hyme Sunday, with repairs by a wrecker from Alliance. Conductor J B Ward and crew deadheaded to Seneca July 4. A special train to Hot Springs is planned for July 23 with a celebra tion promised by local railroad men and families.
Miss Jurtley Hale and Harold Scott Thomas were married on Wednesday evening June 2, 1911. Miss Hale, daughter of Mrs. Julia C. Hale, is known in Alliance where she attended school and worked in Dr. F. W. Holand’s office.
The groom, who moved to Alliance almost three years ago, attended high school and worked at The Herald as pressman and linotype operator. They will reside at 210 West Third Street as The Herald extends best wishes for a long and happy married life.
The Herald notes Glen Miller has requested the Republican nomination for county treasurer this week. It states Miller is qualified and would be an accommodating official if elected, while suggesting Republicans might do well to support him.
Last evening July 5 1911 at the home of Mr A Renswold a pretty wedding joined William Warner and Miss Minnie Palm both of Harrison Nebraska Rev F McNeil of the Baptist church officiated Mr and Mrs Warner will reside near Harrison Miss Palm wife of the bride is attending normal here
G D Ded Kelly, cattle salesman for Thuet brothers and Melady, created a splash with ribbons bearing the question Has Everybody Here Seen Kelly. Hundreds of badges were issued, making Kelly quickly a well known local figure.
Sunday school at 10 am and morning service at 11 am. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 pm with the topic Lumber and Mining Camp Byan Selization led by Miss Dorothy Montgomery. James H. Brown, Pastor.
A prominent Sunday gathering at Flist Presbyterian drew about forty men with talks by S. K. Warrick WH Carpenter and H F Pardey. Next Sunday at three o'clock the Men’s Meeting continues with a panel including A L Bundy G E Martin and W U Garrett to discuss Why a Man Should be a Christian. Beal and Sons advertise building materials and cement blocks at their Row location with elevator access.
The article notes uncomfortable weather leading to school dismissal last Friday and extending until Wednesday this week. It mentions the Herald’s Junior Normal reporter leaving the city and the regular news installment being deferred until next week.
The W C T U will meet with Mrs W B Young next Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A flower mission program will be held.
Alliance Junior Normal shows steady advancement as students engage in daily activities and demonstrate growing curriculum understanding. Teachers report improved participation and a positive classroom climate across several grade levels.
Franklin McNeubl, pastor, announces next Sunday services at the Baptist Church. Morning sermon titled Christ's Message to Ephesus and evening address Is it Fair? invitees urged to attend.
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