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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
4
Lloyd C. Thomas serves as president treasurer F. A. Pierson is vice president John W. Thomas holds the position of secretary in the listed corporate officers for the annual report.
A Nebraskan paper describes its purpose to build moral and material interests in Alliance and western Nebraska. It pledges fair dealing, accurate news, and widespread distribution to homes, offices, and stores, with a strong job department and specialization across its staff.
Isaac Rockey announces his candidacy for county treasurer of Box Butte County. He runs in the Democratic and People’s Independent primaries scheduled for August 15, 1911. Rocks ey is the candidate.
County clerk announces CAL COX as candidate for re election to the office of sheriff of Box Butte county subject to nomination at the People's Independent and Democratic primaries to be held August 15 and 16 1911.
A candidate announces intent to seek re election as county judge of Box Butte County subject to Democratic and People’s Independent nominations at the primary on August 16, 191?. The notice names the incumbent seeking another term and outlines the party nomination process.
George F Snyder declares his nomination bid for sheriff of Box Butte county subject to the Democratic and People's Independent primaries on August 15 1911. He seeks the office through the August 15 1911 election process.
The Herald commends the Grand Island Independent for hoping that if Nebraska is represented in the U.S. Senate by Democrats in the next five to seven years, then W. H. Thompson could be the other choice.
A Nebraska Republican exchange questions the cohesion of the party asserting that factions may hinder unified strategy and electoral prospects in upcoming races.
The Herald argues for La Follette as a presidential nominee backed by Republicans independents and Democrats if they support reforms and the Lorimer probe. It accuses rivals aligned with election fraud coverups and calls for consistent support of integrity and reform. Hyannis Happenings notes local events from Grant Co Tribune including school meetings, academy visits, Knights of Columbus, Elks, and a new cylinder press shipment.
Alliance residents and railroad staff are featured in a dense update listing moves, visits, and happenings. Promotions shift staff between offices in Alliance and Sheridan while others transfer to Edgemont and Billings. A forest fire prevention patrol system is being piloted on the High Line to curb locomotive sparks. Passenger No. 142 from Deadwood adds two extra coaches.
Mrs. J. T. Wiker of Bennett Piano Co. sold an automatic piano to Mrs. Frank Noble of Lakeside. The seller, a skilled pianist, traveled to Lakeside and operated the instrument Friday for a dance event.
F. J. Was arrived in Alliance from Omaha three weeks ago to fill the First National Bank vacancy left by H. C. Nicholson. The young banker is praised for his pleasant address, strong knowledge of banking, and rapid rapport with patrons. He previously worked at the Panama Neb town bank with his father Dr. F. J. Was, and recently at the United States National Bank of Omaha.
The Commercial club of Hannibal Mo issues a pamphlet criticizing citizens who ignore community needs. It condemns indifference and urges local engagement in Mark Twain's hometown.
The Herald reports Henry Merk is near full recovery from a severe illness and thanks those who assisted, especially railroad workers. Harry Betebenner visited Ravenna briefly. O H Moon and his six children moved from Elm Creek to Alliance at 319 Yellowstone Avenue and joined the city, with Moon registering at The Herald for a subscription.
Miss Pearl Arnot, who taught at Scottsbluff, stopped in Alliance on Monday en route home to Merriman to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reeves. Mrs. L. C. Mason returned from Alliance where she visited L. C. and Vern Mason, who are in business there, and Emma handled ranch duties in her absence.
Newark man James B Meshton describes his recovery after eight months of illness. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for restoring his strength and easing lung hemorrhages. The ad touts the remedy for lung and throat troubles with 50 cent to $1.00 pricing and a trial bottle.
M O New a popular traveling salesman long active in Alliance orders his Herald mailed to Orilla Nebraska until further notice.
After you take Dr King’s New Life Pills you’ll quickly enjoy their fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and fine appetite returns. They regulate stomach liver and bowels and impart new strength and energy to the whole system. Try them Only 25¢ at F J Brennan’s.
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