Nebraskans divided on Prohibition and ballots
The article reviews Nebraska primary results with editorials urging shorter ballots and possible annual or quadrennial elections. It notes strong prohibition sentiment, Ford's unexpected presidential leanings, and calls for civil service reforms, county commissions, and recall to improve voter informedness.
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Herald
Nebraska
The
Nebraska Mariner
R. McKline
Leonard
Herron
Henry Ford
Senator Cummins
Ford
Michigan
Congress
Daylight Saving Proposal for Alliance Time Change
A letter argues for shifting Alliance to Central time to gain one extra hour of daylight in summer. The writer notes European and various U S governments have adopted daylight saving, and suggests merchants and railroads in Alliance should switch to Central time similarly.
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Alliance
Railroad Notes Departures and Absences Across Lines
Day Cunningham took a Monday layoff and traveled to Sterling. General Superintendent E. E. Young left Wednesday for Billings. Mrs R. K. McKenzie returned from a forty one day trip. Frank Mackey and Forest Hill switchman Jeff returned from Chicago and east trips. H. E. Wolf resumed duties at Sweetwater after a vacation. F J Smith transferred from Sterling to Alllaner HQ. Miss Olu Burmood has been ill at home. Superintendent Wedenhamer homebound with stomach trouble. M. E. Lander takes a three week layoff for a trip to Paducah and Louisville with stops along the way. Twenty nine cattle cars pass Alliance for Richards and Comstock ranches at Crookston Wyoming. C G Keogh, Bur stenographer, remains noted.
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Alliance
Bie Richards & Comstock
Crookston
Wyo
Whistle Creek Edges Hemingford 10 to 9 In Close Game
Report from the game between Whistle Creek and Hemingford notes a tight contest with Whistle Creek winning 10 to 9. Updates from Excelsior Springs say Miss Ida Ubrig is slowly improving after three weeks of rheumatism treatment.
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Whistle Creek
Hemingford
Ida Ubrig
Excelsior Springs
Ubrig
Trainmen’s Daily Time Book Ad Appears in Herald Office
Railroad men may obtain a well timed daily time book at The Herald office. The book serves as a time keeper and arena for train crews with a reasonable price.
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Herald
Local Social Roundup From Hemingford and Nearby
Hem ingford dept Miss Goldie Bennett of Marsland spent Sunday with Mrs Ira Phillips of this place. Mrs Wm Curry left Thursday for Chadron for a few days visit with her father. Miss Ella Brown and Mrs Eugene Franzen were shopping in Alliance Friday. Miss Mary Kuhn came up from Alliance Monday to spend a few days with her parents at this place Mr and Mrs John Grommet auto ed down from Marsland Sunday and will visit until after Decoration day. Mrs K L Pierce and Mrs Mary Ward returned on 44 Friday after a few days visit with relatives at Chadron. D W Butler spent Sunday with home folks at Alliance Jerry Wells of Berea was a busb eat caller in town Monday Miss Lena Merchant came up from Alliance Sunday to spend Decoration day with relatives and friends here.
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Philip Michael
Otis
Colo
Arthur Donovan
Alliance
Belle Brown
Reta
Geraldine Shull
Minatare
George Bell
Wim
Grove
Marsland
Brown Church
Ernest Kinsley
Omaha
Alwilda McKenzie
Denver
C. T. Bushnell
James Waisner
Sheridan
Wyo
M. Goodenough
Kriz
Big Barn
Everett B. Johnson
Sioux County
Johnson
Joseph Romer
Clifford Hubbel
Mary A. Mitchell
Helen Ledgerwood
Hazel Meeker
Oza
Nora Johnson
Mmss
Lily Ryan
Josie Stumf
Ira Leavitt
Wendell Johnson
Dull Kay
Arthur Hackett
Curtis Downey
Robert R. Mitchell
Floyd Brandt
Ivor Meeker
Oldrich Stumf
Alice Enyeart
Opera House
Harold
Clyde Watson
Chadron
Della Brown
Gordon
Gene Kennedy
A. M. Miller
Ellsworth
Ralph Jackson
Rushville
L. C. Thomas
Richard Kenner
L. R. Walker
Antonette Plauiasky
Charlie Sharp
Goldie Bennett
Ira Phillips
Wm. Curry
Ella Brown
Eugene Franzen
Mary Kuhn
John Grommet
K. L. Pierce
Mary Ward
D. W. Butler
Jerry Wells
Berea
Lena Merchant
For Sale Restaurant in Alliance Area Near Nebraska
On account of illness, a flourishing restaurant business in a good town near Alliance is offered for sale at a bargain. Well located and a money-maker. Bargain price $500. For full description write box 6983, care Alliance Herald, Alliance, Nebraska. 26-21-69833.
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Alliance
Care Alliance Herald
Nebraska
Stomach Remedies Praised By Wellsburg Drug Clerk
Mr Murphy of Wellsburg New York lauds Chamberlain's Tablets as the most satisfactory stomach trouble and constipation remedy he has sold in thirty four years of drug store service. The item notes availability and a June day. Curtis, a Burlington depot special officer, returns to work after eight days on his ranch.
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A. V. Gavin
Burlington
Alliance
Chareberlain
H. Murphy
Mr. Curtis
The
Tam
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