Hotel Ashby Breakfast and Beds Offer in Town
Invitation to visit the Hotel Ashby for a good meal and a clean, fresh bed when in town.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
4
Jordan Bound Over in Scottsbluff Murder Case
Dan Jordan charged with the murder of Joe Layton near Scottsbluff faced a preliminary hearing before County Judge DyLa Matter. He lacked counsel and claimed attorney Davies of Butte would defend him, but Davies reportedly did not intend to conduct the defense. Jordan was informed of his rights and resisted waiving the hearing as a few witnesses testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Jordan
Joe Layton
Scottsbluff
DyLa Matter
Jordan
Davies
Butte
Nebraska
F. A. Wright
Aaron
Dr Miles Laxative Tablets Promoted in Local Ad
An advertising letter touts Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a gentle nonviolent remedy for constipation. It highlights pleasant chocolate flavor and claims of effective relief, noting a 25 cent box with 25 doses and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oheve
Miles
Tazalve
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ing
Trial set after preliminary hearing in Jordan case
At the preliminary hearing Judge DeLaMatter bound Jordan over to the district court without bail. No verdicts emerged and Mrs Layton Mrs Jordan and Miss Esther Catlett were not present. Catlett suffers measles and rumors of a special term for trial exist but lack substantiation.
Government to Sell 145000 Acres of Montana Lands
The Department of the Interior will offer about 145000 acres of Montana land for sale in August at Kalispell and Missoula. Of this, 100000 acres are agricultural or grazing lands at appraised values from 1.25 to 7 dollars per acre, with 160-acre tracts. A 45000-acre portion is barren or small timber land sold at not less than its value, with cash or staged payments.
Land Sale Notice for August 18 and 25 1915
Land will be offered for sale in two portions at Kallepell on August 18 and Missoula on August 25, 1915. Purchasers may pay half the balance this year and the remaining half in two years. Bids may be made in person or by agent, but bids must not be received through the mails. Any number of acres may be purchased by the highest bidder, powers of attorney not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallepell
Missoula
City Reports Show June Financials for Departments
City documents summarize June results for treasurer water and Hecht funds with receipts and expenditures. Electric department notes gross earnings and net gains while listing operating costs and customer totals, alongside quarterly water department figures and uncollected balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecht
Electric Light Department
Water Department
Adler-i-ka promotes swift relief from stomach and bowel issues
A promotional note extols Adler-i-ka as a potent bowel cleanser that cures appendicitis and purges the upper and lower bowels. It claims one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation immediately and notes Alliance representation for Adler-i-ka and THIELE Drugless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler-i-ka H
Thiele
Drugelst
Alliance Hosts Visiting Worthies and Family Guests
Dr. O Vaughn visited Alliance for a weekend from Saturday to Monday with his great grandson. A Sunday picnic near Chadron drew Mr and Mrs W W Norton their son Ward and daughter in law. John Wolverton Allied Burlingon engineer seeks rheumatism treatment. Edgemont’s Ben Skinner and wife underwent operations in Alliance and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. O. Vaughn
Alliance
Chadron
Mrs. W. W. Norton
Ward B. Norton
Potts
Ben Skinner
Gordon Democrat
Couple Boards Train for Alliance Hospital Admission
Mr and Mrs J J Myera of Survey territory traveled by train to Alliance where Mrs Myera will enter a hospital for treatment. She suffers from gall stones and an operation is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Myera
Survey Territory
Alliance
Alliances Commercial Club praised for statewide impact
The annual report of the Alliances Nebraska Commercial Club has drawn much publicity in state papers. Under Secretary Kisher the club has been a pacemaker in Nebraska and inspired many local clubs with its achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club of Alliances
Nebra
Kisher
Nebraska
Omaha
Hughes Heads to Alliance on Business Trip
L. D. Hughes toured Alliance this week on a business trip and announced his jewelry shop will be placed in the care of a sister, Bayard Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Hughes
Alliance
Bayard Transcript
Storm harms rancher as lightning shocks wife of postmaster
During a severe storm last Friday evening Mrs. B. O. Harshman, wife of Postmaster Harshman, was severely shocked by lightning while driving young turkeys into shelter at the Harshman ranch. She was carried unconscious to the house and recovered after a few hours with only a slight burn noted on the back of her neck.
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B. O. Harshman
Harshman
Minatare
Alliance division meeting planned in Broken Bow after the twentieth
The Alliance division O. D. committee will hold its next meeting in Broken Bow after the twentieth of the month with western state representatives and many agents expected. The 0. Rh. T. will meet the same day with about fifty representatives anticipated. Public Service club rooms will host both groups. Mra E T Grege visited Alliance Tuesday night, guest of Mra Christina MacCray. A queer lightning freak was reported at Liake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
O. 8. D. Committee
Broken
Rh. T
Public Service Club
Broken Bow
Mra. E. T. Grege
Mra
Christina MacCray
Liake
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An old home remedy from Wyeth combines Sage and Sulphur to restore natural hair color. A downtown druggist notes it darkens evenly and disguises gray after repeated use, making hair glossy, soft, and fuller.
Horses struck in mishap touch eye injuries near Alliance
Last week Ray Westover reported four horses struck with injuries to the eyes, three on the right and one on the left, yet the animals appeared otherwise unhurt. Charley Bovine toured Alliance ward in store clothes asking what’s up. Tommy Squibb from south of Alliance visited his cousin and others here recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Westover
Charley Bovine
Alliance Ward
Charley
Tommy Squibb
al- Viance
Maraland Tribune
Nebraska Stockman to Launch by John W. Thomas
John W. Thomas, editor of the Alliance Herald and longtime Nebraska Stock Growers Association official, will start the Nebraska Stockman in July. The new paper will focus solely on Nebraska's creative stock industry and aims for success under Thomas's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Thomas
Alliance Herald
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Nebraska Stockman
Nebraska
Edstor Thomas
Ord Journal
Dusty's Dabblings on Foolishness and Humility
The piece argues that some people are born fools or become fools by effort and notes a rapid descent from pretensions of superiority. It suggests that those who gain fame or power dishonestly often avoid loudly touting their own claims.
No man advances by sitting on street corners debating government
A quotation-style line asserts progress comes from action not idle talk about national governance. It emphasizes practical effort over street corner discussion.
Citizens Offer Solutions to National Strife
Amid German US tensions private citizens, many unqualified, surface nationwide with supposed cures for national difficulties. They claim in minutes to know government faults and fixes, urging an end to criticism and suggesting Wilson’s knowledge equals theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Brother
Wilson
Man Walks Round With Chip on Shoulder
A proverb-like remark notes that a man who always carries a chip on his shoulder tends to have it knocked off eventually.
Corn diet not best for hogs say veterinarians
A veterinarian argues corn is unsuitable for hogs and many in Alliance support the idea that several hogs should be kept off corn for life. The piece also notes Edison’s claimed naval assistance and mentions elderly murder defendants.
Nebraska’s Most Distinguished Man Named
Professor Lawrence Bruner of the University of Nebraska, linked with the university for nearly thirty years, is chosen as Nebraska’s most distinguished man and to represent the state at the San Francisco exposition. His name was missing from the newspapers’ Nebraska lists, a notable omission given his international scientific fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bruner
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Bruner
Retetified by Chamberlains Liniment Praise
Edward Craft of Elba New York reports using Chamberlain s Liniment for rheumatic pains stiffness and soreness in the knees and says it did him more good than anything else. Obtaineable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Craft
Elba
N. Y
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