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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1919

Page

4

Twins Enlist Together In Army After Confusing Recruiters

John and Charles Smith, identical twins aged 39 and bridge repairmen, joined the quartermaster corps for one year after officers could not tell them apart during the enlistment. The mix up occurred when two meal tickets were issued and one twin protested. Both have prior military service and are expected to be valuable additions to Uncle Sam's forces.

Alliance Recruiting Office John Smith Charlesmith Smiths Quartermaster’s Corp Uncle Sam

Sgt Farrell Takes Charge of Alliance Army Recruiting Office

Sgt Joseph E Farrell assumes leadership of the Army Recruiting Station at 101 Box Butte Ave Alliance Nebraska. He pledges strict discipline and cooperation with locals while inviting public use of the office for official business and notes the Herald can provide reliable job printing.

Alfred T. Redmon Hich Army Omaha Redmon Joseph E. Farrell Alliance Wer Geaders The Herald U. S. Army Box Butte Ave

Sage Tea Hair Darkener Promises Natural Luster

An old time remedy advertises Wyeths Sage Sulphur Compound to darken faded or gray hair. A 50 cent bottle claims to color hair evenly with a sponge or brush, without curing disease, and to leave hair luxuriant and naturally darker after one or two applications.

Wyeth Orue

Death of Thomas M Spencer Pioneer of Box Butte County

Thomas M Spencer longtime traveling salesman for Nebraska wholesale houses died Tuesday night at a Hastings sanitarium after a protracted illness. Survived by wife Mrs Spencer two daughters Evelyn and Maxine one brother and three sisters in Iowa. Funeral Friday at four in the First Baptist Church with Rev Orrin J Gould officiating. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.

Box Butte County Our Fair City Thomas M. Spencer Hastings Thomas Spencer Nebraska Spencer Evelyn Maxine Towa Orrin J. Gould First Baptist Church

Mrs. John McKenzie Dies in Denver Hospital

Mrs. John McKenzie died at St Luke's hospital in Denver Colorado on Sunday afternoon. She was mother to Hoy Ke McKenzie Ralph J McKenzie and Edith Worthington of Alliance Nebraska and moved to Colorado recently from Lincoln. Her health declined after a Spanish influenza attack last fall. Children and sisters Grace Peoples of Lincoln and Lucile of Denver were with her at the end. The body was sent to Grand Island for funeral and burial beside two of her children who preceded her.

John McKenzie St. Luke's Hospital Denver Colorado Hoy KE Ralph J. McKenzie Edith Worthington Alliance McKenzie Colorado City Lincoln Grace Peoples Lucile Grand Island

Mrs F W Rehder Dies After Night Train Arrival

Mrs F W Rehder longtime Alliance resident died Sunday night as the Casp er night train reached the city. She had been in failing health and was being taken to a Lincoln hospital for specialist care. Survived by her husband Henry Eggert, nine children, two brothers Fred and Henry Eggert, and two sisters. Funeral services held here with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

F. W. Rehder Casper Alliance City Greenwood Cemetery

Walters to Move to Montana for New Post

Herbert Walters longtime manager of the Glen Miller newsstand on Third street will move to Butte Montana to establish his future home. He has accepted an attractive offer from a large Montana news company. The vacancy remains open as Miller reviews several applications filed.

Herbert Walters Glen

Death Last in Chicago Race War Growing

The Chicago race conflict story describes threats to starving districts as delivery wagons are refused entry. Soldiers with machine guns stand ready under Captain Joseph Mullen to maintain order with nonlethal force first, amidst a history of major riots in Illinois and other states.

Chicago Firet Joseph Mullen Cottage Grove Avenue Illinois Reserve Anson Bolte Illinois Springfield Texas Hemphill Houston J. W. Mattes Second Illinois Field Artillery Washington

Land Sale Near Bridgeport At 17 Per Acre Draws Investors

Kelley and Jeffers sold a full section of rough grazing land six miles from Bridgeport for 17 dollars per acre this week. Eastern investors monitor western Nebraska markets, eyeing sales in Box Butte County as values rise and opportunities appear attractive.

Kelley & Jeffers Bridgeport Nebraska Box Butte County

White Face Bull Proves a Poor Saddle Animal

Will Garrett, a ranch hand at Fred Hoover’s eleven miles west of Alliance, rode a white face bull after boasting he could ride it. The animal struck him with a horn during a second heat, slashing the face from the right eye through the upper lip and breaking the nose in four places, leaving Garrett hospitalized.

Fred Hoover Alliance Will Garrett Garrett

Wound Dressed by Doctors After Incident

The injured person was brought to the hospital and the wound dressed by Dre. Copsey and Morris and is now getting along nicely.

Dre. Copsey & Morris

Commanding Officer Missed Train Last Friday

Lt G C Barnes and a Red Cross representative missed the troop train to Camp Lewis Washington in Alliance after a time misunderstanding. The locomotive and car returned to Burlington with 168 discharged soldiers aboard from Camp Merritt New Jersey.

Burlington G. C. Barnes Camp Lewis Washington Red Cross Alliance Yale Cap Merritt New Jersey

From a Magazine: The Original Stub Penn

A magazine excerpt notes Withiam Penn as a short, stubby man, reflecting on his stature and appearance as described in contemporary commentary.

Withiam Penn Boston

Take Along a Fountain Pen

Travel advice urges packing a fountain pen for vacation trips to handle cards and correspondence during train waits and car changes. The ad promotes a range of fountain pens in all styles and sizes for men and women and invites readers to choose the point that fits their hand.

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Otter Farrell Herald's Bert Walters Montana P.jackson Black Belt Box Butte Evan Thiele Brunswick Phonographs Co. B Union Baptist Church H. E. Wright Alliance Ministerial Ass’n Alliance Community Club Glen Miller Undertaking West Third Street Harper’s America Becker Famous Everwear Everwear and Indestructo Everwear Trunks W. R. Harper’s Department Store
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