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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
4
The text records editorial credits for John W. Reous and J. B. Kine st as editors and notes post office mailing classification for transmittal through the mails as second class matter in Alliance Nebraska.
On Saturday July 16 1910 at 8 o clock p m at the county courthouse Box Butte county will hold a county convention to select five delegates for the state convention at Grand Island Nebraska July 23 1910 and to form a county central committee and appoint a county chairman secretary and treasurer. Robert Graham Chairman C W Brennan Secretary.
Eugene Burton declares candidacy for Box Butte County Attorney at the primary on August 4, 1910, running under the Socialist and People's party banners.
J A Robertson declares self as candidate for the 58th Nebraska State Representative district subject to Democratic and People's Independent primaries on August 16 2010. This notice lists the candidate and party alignment.
H E Reisern announces candidacy for Representative of the 53rd District subject to Democratic and People's Independent primaries on August 16 1910. The statement indicates intent to run and seeks party support.
The Herald states no candidate for legislative office will receive support unless openly committed to direct legislation. It argues reforms must bring government closer to the people and that those unwilling to let the people rule cannot govern with our consent.
Friends of Prof. J. W. Crabtree ex-president of the Peru state normal school urged him to run for state superintendent. He agreed after Supt Bishop decided not to seek re election. Supporters back his candidacy while stand patters may try to defeat him.
Governor Shafroth calls a Colorado special session to pursue reform measures including direct initiative and referendum. George B. Laing, president of the Colorado State Farmers' Union, reports near universal demand for direct primary direct legislation bank guarantee and the headless ballot across thirty five counties.
The speaker notes six months of pro redemption sentiment among farmers and laborers, not politicians. Party labels lose meaning as reforms drive voters toward third party options if Democrats fail. Insurgent strength grows on the Western slope with Merle Vincent drawing adherents, while Republicans split between regular and insurgent, opposing Evans and Guggenheim.
W J Taylor declares Democratic and Populist aim for Congress, argues tariff income tax banking ship subsidies courts and corporate control require reform, criticizes money power in government, and calls insurgency a national protest. He says corporations care only for men, not parties, urging voter wisdom.
The article discusses support for direct legislation through initiative and referendum, noting historical opposition by reformers and the rise of populist ideas. It links union labor endorsement to the principle and warns critics may use tricks to oppose the measure. It asserts Nebraska will adopt initiative and referendum with wide majority.
J P Barger of Chariton Iowa will contribute to The Herald from the new nursery near Alliance Nebraska. He brings many years as a nurseryman and will write on tree growth and care in Box Butte county and western Nebraska.
I Fred Mollring as County Treasurer certify the enclosed statement is a true copy of all collections and disbursements for the six months ending June 30th 1610. Frep Motceine, Country Treasurer.
The Lincoln Automobile Club joined a large turnout for the Lincoln Boosters parade who arrived back from their southern trip last night. Nebraska Buick Automobile Co expanded with agencies at Bridgeport Sidney and Kimball. Lincoln County Commissioners report 250 miles of graded roads, the most in Lancaster County history. The Sidjes family and companions traveled from Lincoln to Denver via Cheyenne with four equipped cars carrying Lincoln Automobile Club pennants.
Fragmentary text lists individuals and brands such as Haynes Rider Lewis Wayne Warren Flat Pope Monthesen Mun fiafield Mtuver Mason Monitor Aaruru Gleason Ricketts Poerisss Molina and others followed by scattered surnames and corporate terms.
Nebraska rules require motor vehicle operators to slow and stop when signaled by a person handling a horse or draft animal. drivers may pass with caution and must aid the animal handler. Cities cannot compel licenses or restrict motor vehicles from public highways if owners comply with specified sections of the act.
Miss Anna Nerud visited Normal last Friday while Miss Elizabeth Thomas plans an extended trip. Houghton Mifflin agent Matzia discussed work with faculty. Several students near certification. Music classes and church singing noted. County exams scheduled next Friday and Saturday. Wayne and Chadron Normal schools are discussed for fall starts. Dining hall serves about fifty at $3.00 weekly. payroll for two months around $1,000.
The act nullifies conflicting highway rules but allows local authorities to enforce ordinances for public motor vehicles. It requires every vehicle owner to file name and address with a vehicle description with the Secretary of State. The annual fee is $1 with renewal due at expiration. a $1 fee applies for ownership changes and a certified bill of sale must accompany the application.
In Rox Butte County a probate hearing is set to examine the accounts of Sarah A. Stith as executrix of the estate of a deceased. The order fixes a time and place for examination and requires heirs and interested parties to appear and show cause. Notice is to be published in Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. County Judge J. A. Benay dated 1910.
Edna P Gray filed a petition in Haite County District Court Nebraska on December 1 190 the action seeks a divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty alleged by the plaintiff. The defendant is described as a habitual drunkard. An order for service by publication was issued May 1 19? directing publication. Respond by August 30 190? under the court’s notice.
Final account of Morris Kellogg estate filed by Heed, Administrator, in Box Butte County Court. Hearing set for the gh diy of July MO at the County Court room Alliance. All interested appear to contest or consent to the account. Publication required in three consecutive weeks. County judge dated July 12 1935.
A contest notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office in Alliance Nebraska alleges that Henry Holloway resides outside the claimed locale. The contestant accuses nonresident status and seeks adjudication after due process with publication and service of notice. The hearing official is W. Wood, Magister, Alliance.
In County Court Butte Nebraska creditors of NelitekK Taylor deceased are notified. A hearing to examine claims and determine allowances will be December 13 1910 at the County Court Alliance. Claims must be presented by June 1 next year. Witnesses present county court chief day of June 1910.
A small cottage is offered for sale with bargain pricing. Prospective buyers are directed to inquire at The Herald office for details and arrangements.
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