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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
4
Cloyd C. Thomas is listed with J. Carl Thomas and John W. Thomas as officers. The item notes Alliance Nebraska mail delivery classification and charges a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year in advance.
A rustic remark notes that the fete is not loved by some yet is ignored when gone. It adds that men can be as eager to attend as women, and the description fits equally for both genders.
Witnesses recount a tragic biplane collision in Vienna that left a crowd stunned, prompting reflections on the terror of aerial combat and a wish to deter further war through stark imagery.
A speaker notes that manhood and gentleness can coexist. He observes that rough speech is sometimes considered essential to manliness, much as past views praised soldiers who swore most as brave. The quote questions why strength and civility cannot align.
A leading British naval expert argues the era of the great battleship is over due to submarine and airship threats. He suggests consigning battleships to the junk pile and sees air power and submarines possibly hastening the end of war, perhaps already yielding benefits.
At the Chicago meeting of the General Federation of Women's Clubs some foolish remarks were made by a few extremists, but overall the gathering showed ability and good sense. It focused on moral and ethical issues that directly affect women.
A London style sermon foresees older men being deemed Incumbrances and killed quietly to save society. It grants old women mercy for sock darning and childcare, while lamenting the fate of poor elderly men. The method is described as painless, likened to a notions of tooth extraction. Names referenced include Don Franklin, Gladstone, and Jefferson, among others.
The article links the Archduke Francis Ferdinand’s murder to Balkan unrest and Austro Hungarian tensions. It argues that racial, religious, and class hatreds within the empire fuel instability, with Bosnians and Herzegovinians recalling annexation grievances. It speculates on the empire’s future after Emperor Franz Joseph’s death.
The text argues there is no single language shared by all people, describing a polyglot mix of tongues and dialects with inherent discord and variety. It highlights linguistic diversity as a defining national characteristic rather than a uniform tongue.
Two nearby farmhouses illustrate a lesson in rural life. One lacks shade, comfort, and appeal, while the other features broad verandas, trees, a neat paint job, and a refined lawn. The contrast suggests making homes attractive to keep the young on the farm.
The Herald denies that the Democrats have spoken in Box Butte county this week. Voters will speak at the August primaries and again in November, with outcomes shaping the party’s future.
Miss Charlotte Templeton secretary of the state library board visited Alliance on Friday en route to Scottsbluff. She inspected the Alliance public library and told a Herald reporter she was pleased with the fine arrangement and businesslike management of the library.
Visitors are invited to inspect the Herald office and watch the Intertype machine, forms being made up, and the press in operation on press day. Fred Schwaderer and Peter Weiner from west of town called yesterday and enjoyed the tour of the mechanical department.
Wood Lake Neb July 9 Woodruff Ball who is running for state senator and P Shockley of Brownlee have been granted a franchise to supply electric lights The plan includes a direct drive dynamo gas engine to light over 500 110 volt lights at once They will likely form the Wood Lake Electric Light Company and charge no more than 16 cents per kilowatt The article notes the franchise provisions and proposed company formation.
Secretary Lane of the Interior approves a major enlargement of the homestead area extending the act to over 3 million acres across Montana. The designation spans Meagher Fergus Yellowstone Carbon Lewis and Clark and most counties, with blocks of 950000 560000 275000 360000 and 300000 acres respectively. Entries open in early August as local land officers receive details for specific lands.
John W. Thomas appeals to readers of The Herald arguing editors in Alliance and Box Butte county back his bid to be register of the United States land office in Alliance. He touts editor support over party factions and cites prior Wilson endorsements while stressing editor goodwill matters more than the appointment itself.
The Mitchell Index prints a letter from G. FE Mark of Mitchell Nebraska dated January 28 1913 endorsing John W Thomas of Alliance Nebraska for the Register of the U S Land Office at Alliance. The letter praises Thomas as a western Nebraska editor and supporter of progressive democracy. It argues for appointing men aligned with Bryan and Wilson and opposes Republicans and some Democrats.
Editorial from Mitchell Index endorses John W. Thomas editor of the Alliance Herald as applicant for Register of the U S Land Office at Alliance under the new administration. It praises his progressive editorship and integrity and urges President Wilson to appoint him.
The Chadron Chronicle publishes a letter from Ren A Brewster editor and democratic candidate for state senator from Chadron Nebraska dated February 14 1913.
A letter endorses John W Thomas of Alliance as a strong Democratic candidate for Register of the U S Land Office in Alliance. The writer cites his experience as county superintendent, business skill, and status as a top newspaper man, urging officials to use influence to secure the appointment and aid district editors in party battles.
A brief letter from Ben A. Brewster urges support for Mr. Thomas, noting minority recognition and the hope that Brewster’s colleagues will help him secure an appointment. The text emphasizes the value of appointment to broaden recognition beyond current minority status.
The Chadron Chronicle endorses John W. Thomas editor of the Alliance Herald for the LA 8S land office register in Alliance. It praises his loyalty to the party and argues the democratic editors will approve while opposing a newcomer T J O Keefe from Texas. The paper urges selecting a worthy loyal man and states Thomas is favored when appointment time arrives.
Rushville Neb February 4 1913 editorial from C L Mayes discusses local civic matters and community tone of the Rushville Standard.
A letter from Cc. L. Mayes endorses Mr. Thomas for the U. S. Land Office at Alliance. The writer, familiar with Thomas’s Democratic labor and efforts, urges the appointment to promote harmony within Western Nebraska Democrats and earn broad citizen support in the Alliance Land Office District.
The Rushville Standliance Herald notes Mr. Thomas, visiting Rushville on Tuesday, seeks the U S Land Office at Alliance. He earns broad Democratic support for qualifications and progressive principles, and is a staunch follower of W J Bryan. The piece hopes he lands the plum.
C D Casper, editor and former Butler county legislator, writes from Northport Nebraska dated November 30, 1912 to the Honorable recipient outlining political views and public service reflections.
The writer advocates for Mr. John W. Thomas to become Register of the U S and Land Office at Alliance Nebraska. He praises Thomas as clean and honorable and asks for fair consideration amid likely many applicants. The letter is respectfully signed by C D Casper.
In the Curly Sentinel editorial, Peter M. Kramaing endorses John W. Thomas for Register of Alli ance Land Office. The piece praises Thomas as a Christian gentleman and capable educator, notes his leadership of the Alliance Herald, and lauds his Bryan Democrat stance and efforts for progressive democracy.
The Hay Springs Enterprise backs John W. Thomas of the Alliance Herald for the Alliance Nebraska Land Office post. The editorial calls Thomas qualified efficient and honest and says the Bryan-Wilson press district supports him for the Register position.
Letter from Con Lindeman of Crawford Nebraska dated February 12 1915 endorses John W Thomas editor of the Alliance Herald for nomination as Register of the Alliance United States Land Office praising his front rank work in progressive democracy and suitability for the post.
Crawford Tribune praises Thomas of Alliance Herald as a progressive Democrat candidate for the U.S. Land Office at Alliance. It lauds his four years of service, rejects reactionary criticism, and declares him the most deserving contender.
The Herald notes Alliance National and First National show combined business well over a million dollars. It mentions a third local bank, the First State Bank of Alliance, with substantial activity as well.
Lyle Berry chief engineer of the Boysen dam power plant at Shoshoni Wyoming arrived Sunday night to spend ten days to two weeks with family. He is visiting home folks during his vacation period.
Returns from Mrs E Fogle and son Randall from a several week visit with relatives in Lincoln Douglas and Sterling Nebraska. They report crops fine there especially small grain which is exceptionally good.
W C Mounts and R R Red plan a two to three week outing starting next Monday in two cars. They will visit Henry Nebraska Cheyenne Wyoming Loveland Colorado Springs and Denver Colorado. They will camp outdoors with full sleeping and cooking gear and plenty of fishing tackle.
Philip Nohe Sr and Mr and Mrs Philip Nohe Jr return Wednesday morning after a two week auto trip in Colorado. They visited Cheyenne Loveland Denver and Colorado Springs with several side trips. They exchanged their Overland 30 for a new 45 yielding a more powerful car.
A. E. Clark editor of Hemingford Journal visited Alliance to announce a large booster edition of The Prairie Farm Guide. The paper will run September first with press work starting August first and include Hemingford Alliance content plus stories on county farmers and ranchers. It will be 100 pages or more with hundreds of halftone cuts printed at Hemingford. The Herald will promote the edition in coming weeks.
Mr and Mrs Philip Nobe Jr left Wednesday noon for Billings Montana where he has accepted a fine position with a large stationery store He has years of experience there and will no doubt make good The Herald will keep them posted on Alliance happenings.
Lowry and Henry unloaded a car of five Studebaker Six automobiles. The first three were sold immediately. One went to Gering and another to Chadron. A. H. Copsey of the First State Bank purchased a further Studebaker.
The Herald reports county superintendent Della M Reed is not a candidate for re election. The report that she consented to run was a mistake. Three years ago she earned re election without opposition and would likely have won again had she not chosen to withdraw at the campaign’s start.
A note states that a single V per candidate suffices for publishing announcements and that photo cuts or extended notices incur a small additional charge. The policy outlines minimal cost and optional extras for publication.
The announcement states Smith P. Tuttle seeks the office of County Judge of Bex Butte County subject to voters at the Primary Election on Tuesday August 18 1914. The notice provides his name age and a contact line 29-nuels-2709.
Mambre J Whitr declares run on the Republican ticket for county superintendent of schools in the August primaries. He notes six years teaching experience at Alliance schools as eighth grade teacher and asks for support.
Garden County resident B. Mewhirter declares candidacy for sheriff subject to Democratic primary voters on August 18. The notice appears as a public declaration of intent with no further details on platform or background.
EB Marks announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer of Box Butte County subject to the voters at the primary on Tuesday August 18 1914.
A candidate declares candidacy for sheriff of Garden County. The announcement notes the individual’s intent to run and references the election timeline and campaign goals. No additional names or dates beyond the stated 28 August 18 appear in the available text.
Voters are informed of the primary election for the office of Ok County Judge of Bex County to be held Tuesday August 18 1914. The notice lists participation by voters and candidates seeking the county judgeship.
A Blue Creek precinct resident for twenty six years files as a Republican primary candidate for Garden County Commissioner from the Third District. He pledges a businesslike economical tenure and acceptance of the four dollar per day salary plus mileage, subject to August primaries.
The notice announces L A Berry running for the office of County Judge in Box Butte county. Voters will decide at the Primary Election on Tuesday August 18 1914. The item appears as a brief candidacy notice with name and election date.
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