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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
4
John W. Thomas, editor and manager, is listed in a post office notice for transmission through the mails as second class matter. Subscription is $1.60 per year in advance.
Isaac Rockry announces candidacy for Box Butte county treasurer subject to Democratic and Peoples Independent primaries on August 16 1911. Glen Miller nominates for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket and pledges full attention if nominated and elected.
Db W H Hughes respectfully solicits the support of the Republican electors of Box Butte county at the coming primary election for the nomination for county treasurer. If nominated and elected he pledges to give the office his entire attention.
Edgar M. Martin declares his candidacy for county treasurer subject to Democratic primary nomination on August 16 1911. He positions himself for the election and requests support from the party and voters.
County official declares candidacy as clerk of Box Butte County subject to the Democratic and Peoples Independent primaries to be held August 35 1911.
L A Berry announces candidacy for re election as county judge of Pax Butte County. He aims for Democratic and People’s Independent nominations at the August 15 1911 primary.
Box Butte county voters will decide party nomination for sheriff on August 15 1911 with George F Snyder running as a candidate under democratic and peoples independent banners.
Box Butte county voters are informed that CAL COX runs for re election to the office of sheriff subject to nomination at the People Independent and Democratic primaries to be held August 15 1911.
The candidate announces filing for the Republican nomination for Box Butte county sheriff and urges voter support ahead of the August 16th primaries.
The county coroner candidate for Box Butte County is Frank W. Boland M D who runs in the pending primarys set for August 15 1911 seeking the office of county coroner.
Box Butte county candidate Della M. Reed seeks re election as county superintendent subject to Democratic and Independent primaries on August 15 1911.
A surge of urgent pleas from voters and taxpayers follows a heightened appeal for immediate action. The communication underscores public demand for prompt responses, accountability, and clarity from local officials.
J P Jensen announces candidacy for reelection to the office of county commissioner in the second district running on the Democratic and People independent lines.
The Democratic county convention convened at the Alliance courthouse last Saturday with W. S. Ridgell as chair and Joe J. Westover as secretary. Attendance was the largest in years. Delegates to the state convention were William Mitchell M F Nolan Isaac Rockey F M Broome and W L McNamara with alternates Jno W Thomas C A Burlew Frank McCoy Geo Snyder C M Cox. The county central committee includes Ridgell Westover Threlkeld Snyder Reeves Bauer Jelinek Muller McCoy Caha Dore Tiernan and others.
E M Gregg and his father shipped Holstein cows from Illinois last spring. They live on the Gaddis ranch six miles south of Alliance and milk thirty four cows for eighty gallons a day sold to the local creamery. He plans a silo this summer and has forty acres of corn for ensilage if allowed.
Farmers and ranchmen in the Alliance area are invited to a meeting at City Hall at 2 p m on Saturday July 29 to discuss holding a purely agricultural fair this fall. Directors of the nearby fair grounds company offer free use of grounds and buildings for the event.
Since J. S. Sherman departed Alliance, Peter Rubendall now manages the Hotel Alliance offering top flight accommodations at popular prices. His ad in this issue promises travel amenities second to none.
Word arrived that Mrs H H Bogues father died in New York after a long illness. Mr and Mrs Bogue left for New York. Mulloy sold most stock to Blain and Walker of Grand Island and will ship east. Mulloy plans a Pacific coast winter. Nolan left for Omaha and Iowa 10 days. Roadmaster Byrne on leave for coast. Warrick and Waggy active in politics. Boland visits from Omaha. Elks concert and dance enjoyed. Miss Ready heads to Michigan. Easton visits for land near Alliance. Boy sustains broken collarbone after pony incident. Beach writes from Sheridan Wyoming. Joe Bills corrects last week injury report. Mrs Mitchell entertains for Miss DeVoy. Kenner visits Hemingford.
Mrs. Edward G. Bowles, widow of a Rie Morn Valley engineer who died after a ptomaine poisoning incident, opens a ground floor millinery shop at 405 Box Butte Ave Alliance after relocating from Saxton and Roach meat market offices. Her experience with Macy's supports a growing local trade.
Surveyor J P Hasard keeps busy surveying for homesteaders in Morrill county. He knows Interior department homestead rules and provides reliable guidance and surveying services. He subscribes to the Herald Premium Wall Chart in 1915 and takes the map.
The 24th annual Northwestern Baptist Association convention convenes in Alliance from Thursday to Sunday August 3 to 6. The first meeting starts Thursday evening. The Herald will publish the complete program next week.
The Co-Operative offers the top price for produce, signaling strong support for farmers. Trade groups and local sellers note the premium compares favorably with competing buyers.
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