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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
6
An advertisement from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart touts Dr Miles Heart Remedy with testimonials claiming relief for Charles Holmes and urging readers to obtain it for themselves. The copy stresses widespread household presence and timely support.
A 1911 edition overview explains a comprehensive directory of newspapers and periodicals in the United States Canada and Mexico. It includes the 1910 Census data full lists with issue days politics and circulation and classified lists of agricultural religious foreign language scientific and trade publications. Published by Edward P. Remington Pittsburgh price five dollars prepaid.
Notice of incorporation for Noe Cattle Company with principal office in Ellsworth Sheridan County Nebraska. Business includes buying selling cattle livestock production and real estate. authorized capital stock 60000 divided into 600 shares of 100 each with 10000 paid upon starting. Board of Directors three stockholders term one year. Albert Noe Bartlett Richards Will G Comstock named as initial directors.
A distant rig is prepared to depart at any moment for any distance or purpose.
Lincoln July 4. Sheriff Bauman and Deputy Condit fined $100 each for contempt of federal court over Levi Munson’s roaming during a 30 day Fremont jail term for liquor statute violations. Bertha Liebbeke must serve her prison sentence with temporary Hastings quarters until Penitentiary facilities are ready.
A Union Pacific section motor car collided with a freight train east of Loup City Nebraska injuring five section hands. Foreman Eneveldson said a brake failure caused by a bolt slipping into the motor caused the crash as the freight signaled to stop and the crew jumped to safety.
In Auburn Nebraska on July 4 farmers report wheat yields from twenty six to over forty bushels per acre. James Backwood near Julian threshed thirty four bushels per acre and weighed sixty four pounds to the bushel. Corn remains strong but shows some damage from recent hot dry weather.
Osceola Nebraska July 4 The Peoples Independent state committee voted to hold a Lincoln convention with 580 delegates. The meeting time is 2 29 oclock on July 25 as fixed by statute. A platform will be drafted and a new state committee elected as part of a more energetic statewide campaign.
The body of Wayne Moore who died at Clarkson hospital June 13 after injuries from an automobile trip to Fremont was moved from the Congregation Hor mausoleum to the Moore family burial plot in Red Oak, Iowa for final interment.
A major blaze in Kenesaw caused an estimated 12 500 dollars in damage. Five buildings were destroyed including Latta hall and the tele phone building. The origin remains unknown as flames spread from Hershey blacksmith shop to Masonic hall two blocks north.
A $25,000 fire destroyed the business section of Dundee except a drug store and endangered nearby homes. The village housed a grocery and meat market a bakery a plumber shop a barber shop and a shoe repair shop in a two story brick and a one story frame building owned by John A Harte. The fire’s origin is unknown though suspected to have begun in Beck bakery.
Fremont won the bid to host the Democratic state convention in Columbus after a state central committee meeting. Lincoln Hastings and Grand Island were contenders. Delegates will be based on last year's vote, one per 1567 presidential electors. Simms seeks state railway commissioner seat while Furse notes circulating petitions in Alma.
J Hannah a farmer brought to Broken Bow for a sanity hearing became wildly irrational at a hotel and ran into the street naked shouting that someone sought to murder him and his child. He was subdued by the hotel porter and others and confined for safekeeping at the city jail.
State Engineer Price, secretary of the state board of irrigation, says irrigators on the North Platte River will not run short in July or August. Water now flows at Kearney and government reservoirs in Wyoming are expected to cover demand.
Osceola Nebraska will host eight consecutive Sunday outdoor union services starting July 4. All local churches participate with pastors alternating in leading each week.
At Springfield Nebraska a double wedding was held with Rev E J Connelly officiating Miss Mabel Elwell wed William Shobert and Miss Mildred Elwell wed Benjamin Shobert. The Elwell sisters are daughters of J M Elwell of Springfield and the Shobert grooms are sons of Conrad Shobert of Portal Nebraska.
The first new wheat delivered at Deshler last week graded No 2 hard winter and tested sixty two pounds per bushel. It was good clean wheat and sold for 75 cents. The yield was fourteen bushels per acre about a fair average. Threshing is in active operation.
Carl White died after an accident during a baseball game in Alma. While attempting to steal second, White fell and struck Alma player Brady in the knee, breaking a floating rib and injuring the kidneys.
The Kansas and Nebraska Grain Dealers' association held a well attended meeting at Beatrice. Secretary Smiley explained to the members a number of the new laws affecting their business.
John Ainlay a Nebraska pioneer and Lincoln county’s early settler collapsed on Farnam Street after a period of illness and heat. He was seventy two years old.
Omaha July 4 reports the fifth victim of the season, fifteen year old William Walter Naxter, drowned in a dredge hole at Carter Lake. The hazardous waters were formed by park board dredging activities.
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