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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
4
The notice lists a subscription rate of 1.50 dollars per year in advance, dated Thursday July 15, 1909, indicating payment terms for readers.
Troms B. Surewaenury announces his candidacy for sheriff of Box Hatte County on the Democratic and People’s Party tickets. Primary set for August 17, 1909. support requested.
I L A Berry affiliated with Democratic and Peoples Independent parties announces candidacy for Box Butte County County Judge for the next term. Primary set for August 17, 1909. He pledges to qualify and serve if elected and notes the date July 19, 1909.
Free H. Mouurine declares candidacy for re election as Treasurer of Box Butte county subject to Democratic and Peoples Independent voters in the primary on Tuesday August 17 1909.
Torre Vorens, a Republican primary candidate for Box Butte County Sheriff in the August 1, 1909 election, declares the sheriff serves the people and pledges a square deal to taxpayers.
Sheriff election notice for Box Butte County states the office is to be filled by voters of the Democratic and Peoples Independent parties at the primary on Tuesday August 17 1909. Calvin M. Cox named as candidate.
The article notes the tariff bill edging toward approval with a focus on relief for consumers. It describes mounting optimism that the measure will deliver lower costs and stabilize prices, framing the finish as imminent.
A newspaper-style line notes ongoing political maneuvering ahead of the August 17 primaries with activity intensifying as the real campaign battle approaches.
A North Carolina man involved in eloping with the wives of three neighbors is described as more than a hog and could qualify for the presidency of a trust. The remark frames his alleged moral failings in a satirical political context.
County Treasurer Mouving declares run for a second term, praising his efficiency and accommodating service. The editorial stance suggests readers will support his re-election as a foregone conclusion.
The Herald notes Sheriff Al Wiker announces his bid for re election under a “square deal” banner. The paper states it will publish his announcement and offers coverage regardless of politics. Wiker emphasizes fairness and continued public service.
The Herald reports Judge A L Berry added to Box Butte county candidate list as a Democratic and Peoples Independent party contender after the state supreme court declared nonpartisan judiciary law unconstitutional.
The supreme court invalidates the last legislature’s act on electing a nonpartisan judiciary and state and county superintendents of public instruction on a technicality. The piece laments the outcome for good government and education and calls to revert to the old regime and nominate as before.
A local notice reports Cal Cox, currently marshal of Alliance, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county sheriff. The paper notes his efficient performance in his present role and expresses approval of recognizing his service, albeit belated.
A Nebraska temperance union convention in York on July 8 1900 adopts resolutions to push county option followed by state wide prohibition. Richard L Metcalfe presides and Lyle J Abbott urges daylight saloon enforcement. A campaign central committee from many towns is named to represent the organizations in the Nebraska temperance union.
A pro good government appeal praises The Commoner edited by William J Bryan and La Follette's Weekly Magazine edited by Robert M La Follette. The offer pairs these with The Alliance Herald with annual prices and bundle options for subscribing to one or both papers. The notice argues against party-press deception and urges discussion of current issues.
The text presents a playful scene where children enact a mock conflict between two houses. It suggests lighthearted make believe about division and competition in a miniature world.
The piece argues Payne and Aldrich will lead the conference committee, serving trusts and sealing agreements for show. It warns consumers will pay higher prices on essentials as tariffs, incomes taxes, and trust power play out, with Taft accused of fooling the public and prices rising while reform stalls.
Another New Reo Link Lowry of the Alliance Creamery force has joined the automobile fraternity, having purchased a Reo from James Keeler on Tuesday of this week.
A delegate state convention of the Peoples Independent party voters of Nebraska is set for Lincoln on Tuesday July 27 1909 at 2 PM. County representation is outlined with a July 14 county meeting recommendation to elect delegates and organize, with invitations for unrepresented counties to join the deliberations. E A Warratti secretary and B Manner chairman sign.
Reverend D Webster Davis pastor of the Congregational church at Craw comes to Alliance for fine printing duties.
M Hutton of Hemingford praises the newly engraved Box Butte county outline map sent by the publishers. In a July 8 letter he states he plans to distribute copies to interested residents, calling the map grand.
The Sturgeon and Young dray line will be purchased by Ernest Herbert. The former proprietors have not decided their next venture, but may enter another business in Alliance.
The Woodmen Circle ladies announce a ball at the K C hall next Monday night in July with everyone invited to attend.
W C T U notes meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays with a flower mission program. Omaha Commercial Club guarantees auditorium rent for the National W C T U convention in Omaha from October 22 to 27. A sounding board will aid speakers. State unions aim to raise about 3000 dollars with each member contributing one dollar. For rent a ten room house is offered near Graham's grocery.
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