No Pardons Issued by the Governor on the Fourth of July
Governor Mehelvie issued no pardons under the Fourth of July act. The act was repealed by the legislature in two bills, one with and one without an emergency clause. The new constitution shifts pardoning power to a three-person board and a state legislator, while questions remain about past pardons under the Fourth of July law. The article notes changes in authority and references Dinamore and Epperson in relation to pardons. Traffic guidance warns drivers to clean up, yield to pedestrians, and follow local rules during recreation season.
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Mehelvie
Tasi
State Journal
Board of Pardons
McKelvie
Dinamore
Buffalo County
Charles H. Epperson
Fairfield
Uiscerds
Emerson
Supreme Court
Common Sense Rules of Road for Motorists
Casper Tribune urges motorists to observe simple rules for public safety. Rules include keeping right, slowing at crossings, signaling turns, braking gradually, and driving considerately. Drivers should help others, avoid obstructing traffic, and park off the road when possible.
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Casper Tribune
Forces to double prohibition enforcement in Nebraska
The Nebraska plan doubles the number of prohibition enforcement agents, with one federal agent assigned to work alongside each deputy sheriff beginning Saturday. Federal and state officers will coordinate to curb bootleggers and auto thieves, under supervision of Robert G. Anderson and Sheriff Gus Hyers, amid broader probes and joint actions.
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Nebraska
McKelvie
Ederal
Hunt
Minneapolis
RR. G. Anderson
Federa
Robert G. Anderson
Gus Hyers
Omaha
J. C. Kinsler
Frank A. Peterson
R. C. Anderson
Lynch
Mr. Byrn
Department of Justice
Byrn
Kineler
Personal Notices From The Alliance Area
Miss Rena Benedict vacationed in Lean and Deadwood South Dakota and Black Hills. E E McClelland of Antioch drug store was a business visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs J B Houghs Heminngford attended church in Alliance. Charles Purdy left Friday for Edgemont to live. George L Burr Jr and family moved to 12 Flora apartments. Fred Herbaugh returned from a week in the Black Hills. Mable Carmody was sick with summer complaint. Mrs H Conditt returned from Missouri visit. Charles Larkins spent Sunday in Bayard with a sick wife. Harold Sage Bert Slattery and two Misses Zediker and Muldoon drove to Hemingford. Henry Keach attended Frontier Days in Belle Fourche SD. County Judge Tash ordered a Dodge roadster from Lowry and Henry, due soon. Christian Endeavor fished at Elmore's dam, about twenty attended. W R Harper with Burr and Jones left for Hot Springs SD by auto, returned Monday. L Moxon family trip to Hot Springs. car trouble delayed return near Edgemont. Hazel Bowman teaches in Belt MT and visiting parents. Miss Frances Bowman and her son Keith visiting from Phoenix. Miss Mable McVicker and Mrs Grover Shulenberger visiting H Ex Wells. Mrs S J Mitchell Hay Springs underwent gall stones operation. Miss Blanche Aska Rushville had tonsils removed. Mrs Rowley Berea operated for cancer at St Joseph’s hospital. Mrs H P Toohey returned from Denver. W C Mounts returned from fishing trip near Seneca with Omaha Lincoln and Broken Bow party. The party led by C RH Goucher of Omaha. If a man says he did not profiteer during the war you should ask about his WW front service.
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Rena Benedict
Lean
Deadwood
South
Flora Apartments
Fred Herbaugh
Binck ‘Hills
Mable Carmody
Conditt
Missouri
Charles Larkins
Bavard
Christian Church
Elmore’s
W. R. Harper
Fidwin M. Burr
The
Herald
Earl Jones
Times
Hot Springs
C. Rousaian
Frances Bowman
Keith
Phoenix
Ariz
Mable McVicker
Grover Shulenberger
Lexington
Neb
H. Ex Wells
S. J. Mitchell
Hay Springs
St. Joseph's Hospital
Blanche Ask
Honorary luncheon circle for Mrs. Shaw in Alliance hotel
Mrs. W B Barnett hosted a 1 20 luncheon Thursday for Mrs. W C Shaw of Sierra Madre Calif who is visiting with Mrs F B Hol. Guests included numerous Mex dames and local residents. Mrs Shaw won high score at bridge. Mrs James Huntington took the free for all prize. A second luncheon followed at 1 p m with a large invited list. Mrs A V Arnold to entertain at 81 3 archeon in Palm room of Alliance Hotel Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Shaw.
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W. B. Barnett
W. C. Shaw
Sierra Marie Calif
Mra F. B. Hol
Mex
Harry Gantz
William Mitchel
W. K R. Metz
Howard Rehlieh
Robert Reddish
Elmer McMannis
Mina Morris
F. . Holsten
M. Ay Dickerson
Bernard Holsten
Bar Mailery
Vern Hunt
Rk. Ey Knight
James Hurlington
Bain Beckwith
Harry Simm
Will O'Keefe
Karl Meyers
Shaw
Bridge
R. B. Knight
Palm Room
Alliance
Mealamea Andrews
Armour
Roy Peckwith
Blain Beckwith
Burlington
Bevington
Barnett
Cogswell
Dickenon
Frankle
Gants
Giles
Haines EA
Metx
Earl Mallory
Will O'Kevice
Joe O'Connor
Robert Reddigh
Howard Reddish
Rumor
A. B. Sturgren
Tillett
Thiele
A. V. Arnold
Alliance Hotel
Sierra Madre
Calif
F. E. Heston
Marvin Dickinson
On Beckwith
William Mitchell
E. Gantz
Mino
Elmer McMann
W. Ft. Metz
F. A. Hively
A. V. Gavin
F. C. Cour
W C T U Plans Country Meeting and Lawn Social
The W C T U with Mrs A C Patterson will travel by car to the country on Thursday July 14 for an all day meeting at 10 o clock at the Baptist church. The Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday school holds a lawn social at A T Lunn's home Wednesday at eight with ice cream and cake for ten cents and an invitation to town folks.
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A. C. Patterson
The
Baptist Church
Bible
Methodist Sunday School
A.T. Lunn
Methodist society to meet at Mrs Lunns home Wednesday
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet at Mrs A P Lunns home Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 with an invitation extended to all. The Ladies Circle of the Christian church suspends work day meetings during hot weather and will call business sessions as needed. Campfire Girls plan a 4 PM meeting to set a date for their camping trip. The Christian church Ladies Missionary Circle will meet at the church Wednesday evening led by Mrs Smith. Ford plans to manufacture his own parts but will not provide separate roads for the Fordy.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. P. Lunn
Ladies’ Circle of
The
Christian Church
Ladies’ Missionary Circle of the Christian Church
Mrs. Smith
Ford
Fordy
New York American
American writer says children have no fun in snow hit Arkansas town
W J George comments on American children missing joy after a heavy snow in Rock Gazette at Rock Arkansas. He muses on wearing a plug hat down Main Street and mocks local scenes.
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W. J. George
Main Street
Soup price cut signals selective buyers at stake
A sharp drop in canned soup prices suggests not all buyers are in the market. Prices retreat, yet some retailers maintain steady demand as competition shifts.
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Stephen J. Epler
Dewey
H. C. Redenbaugh
W. A. McCune
Mia
Epler
Edgemont
Moline Dispateh
Enon
C& C. Alden
Whitman
Ned
Aurora
Mofidlay
Teeaday
Chadron
Glendale DE
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