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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
9
The Alliance Herald, official $ebu of Butte County, announces Burr Printing Co owners and editors George L. Duare Jr Edwin M Burr. It details subscription rates 62.50 yearly in advance and 5.00 within 150 mile radius.
The Alliance division safety committee plans August safety push across railroad groups to keep accident risk in workers' minds. Brakeman G Peters was injured by a nail on a car floor. Others, including Conductor Tom Campbell and switchman William Treagerson, reported back to duties or moved for personal reasons. Smallpox quarantines affected Operator H E Wolf and A S Johnston filled in.
The remark warns that further Turkish destruction of American orphanages could provoke French action to defend the American flag and its symbols.
Miss Anastasia Rockford died July 13 at St Josephs hospital due to pneumonia following a severe cold. Born June 21 1901 she served fourteen months as assistant postmaster at Ellsworth and was a devout Catholic. Funeral July 14 at Alliance Catholic church, buried north of Ellsworth. She leaves a father a mother two sisters a brother and many friends.
Lyda May Rhodes born May 28 1878 in Waynesboro Pa grew up there studied at Jefferson College and the Southern School of Osteopathy. Married William C Grubbs July 25 1904 in Allegheny Pa the family moved to Alliance in 1918. She died July 20 after hospitalization in Kirksville Mo funeral in Omaha with Elks arranging burial at Westlawn.
Mrs. Grubbs is survived by her husband W. Grubbs of this city, a son William Roland Clark, fourteen, and a daughter Hulda Audrey Grubbs, eleven. The children live with Mr. Grubbs' employer H. C. Marsh of Omaha.
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