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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
1
Wanted young ladies to enter the Training School of Mercy Hospital Alliance conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. Apply to Sister Superior for admission to the Mercy Hospital program.
Miss Katie Gerald offers a ten dollar reward for the return of a five year old bay horse missing southwest of Alliance about fifteen to twenty four miles. The horse has one white foot and a clipped mane and tail. Contact Mrs Koke's South Alliance or call line 485.
A terse item reports money owed to Joan on real estate, with F. E. Reddish listed as the af perhaps a party or signer. The note is brief and lacks additional context or dates.
Train No. 36 eastbound collided near Belmont nine miles west of town. Fireman Keenan killed. three tramps dead. Engineer Wade scalded. Express Messenger Haughman injured. dispatchers and doctors rushed to the scene. Official inquiry to determine cause points to miscommunication with helper engines and lack of clearance papers. Community mourns founder stockman R. A. Watkins, remembered as sturdy pioneer and family center.
Richard H. Watkins died at home in Alliance Neb on a Saturday morning at age 54. He was a longtime settler known for generosity and resilience, served as husband father brother and friend, and was an honored member of the Loyal Order of Eagles No 11. Funeral services were held Monday at two o'clock from his residence under the trees with songs Abide With Me Lead Kindly Light, led by Rev J T Huston.
Mrs Jobo Hagerty died last Monday at her home in Alliance after moving from Iowa fifteen years ago. Funeral attended by sisters Mrs T C McCall of Maryville and Mrs Jobo Neekin of Ravenwood at Holy Rosary with Rev Father McNamara officiating. Avon Gallagher born May 1 1845 in Donegal Ireland died July 18 19 0 aged 65 2 g days at home. married John Hagerty in 1667 at Helvidere Illinois. Ten children survived: P Rowland N H Hagerty Chas F Simon W Mayme Margaret Katheryn. husband Jobo Hagerty mour ns faithful wife.
National Temperance Lecturer Mre Zehoer will deliver a Sunday morning address at the Baptist church in Alliance and speak at a mass meeting at the Methodist church Sunday evening. She travels to the Sports Bluff Chautauqua for a July 25 appearance. Committee W. C. T. U.
John W Tomas defends integrity of The Herald voting closure and denies Alliance Times misrepresentations about Attie Snow. He explains public vote timing, recounts Boon incident with eight o'clock issue, and refutes claims of refunds and statements about a piano, insisting all such assertions are false.
Miss Gladys Boon thanks many friends who assisted in winning the Herald voting contest. She expresses sincere gratitude and remembrance of their kindness.
A. F. Stryker Secretary of the South Omaha Live Stock Exchange thanks Alliance for hospitality shown to the delegation during the 4th of July events, the race meet, and Stockmens Meetings. He notes the visitors had a fine time and wishes Alliance continued success.
Eva E Carroll Hood born July 24 1450 in Massac county Hil died July 8 at 10 40 pm at her Canton Nebraska home. She joined Fremont Nebraska Presbyterian church and lived a Christian life. She married W A Hood May 1003 and left a brother J W Carroll Ottumwa sisters FP A Hess Ottumwa and A Nepfus BoneSteel. Buried in Ottumwa at 2 30 pm July 12 1910.
Thanks are extended to friends for kindness during illness and death. Floral offerings are acknowledged from W A Hoop and Sons Mus P A Hess and Fassy Mas C A Nearvs. See local notice for event details and cooperation request. If you visit or see anything unusual please inform us.
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