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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
1
The piece urges assessing ambitious young men on how they manage pay and finances. It contrasts the prosperous, steady individual with others who are broke or borrow from friends to enjoy pleasures, suggesting the truly reliable man stands in a higher class of behavior.
The ad urges readers to build now to secure a home and lasting satisfaction. It touts excellent grades of construction lumber from manufacturers with advanced machinery and fixed market value, offering to figure with interested buyers.
The Nat Reiss show comes to Alliance July 31 to August 5 with thrills by Chefalo leaping the death trap loop Captain Gay high diving world champion and Maximo the high diving dog. The fairground spectacle promises high class attractions and lively amusements for families in the city.
The Herald notes Phil Pizer shipped his remaining inventory to Ogallala to open a new store there after good sales in Alliance. The piece argues Alliance already has many clothing shops but wishes him well, while reporting Mrs. Julia Hale and her children returned home from Gordon Nebraska after a family visit.
Examinations follow eight week term at Alliance Junior Normal. Graduation at the opera house 8:15 Friday with trombone and cello solos, speeches, and a reception at Central school after. County county teachers attend with free admission and a ster eoptician lecture by W H Kimberly noted.
The Herald reports an invitation to the inspection and dedication of Chadron's new State Normal School on Friday July 28. Tomorrow promises a gala day with visitors to Chadron receiving a royal welcome.
J. H. Vaughn & Son printed invitation cards for excursion participants to eat Water melons. They purchased nearly a ton of large melons from Real Bros and distributed them from the refrigerator car. All applicants received melons free of charge.
The M. E. A. Ladies' Aid Society will be entertained at Mrs. William Rust Sr's home four miles north of Alliance tomorrow afternoon. Homemade ice cream and cake will be served. Members and friends are invited. Fifteen cents will be charged for refreshment.
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