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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
7
J R Lawrence announces candidacy for Box Butte County Commissioner Third District Nebraska subject to Democratic primaries. He pledges a business like administration and road policy focused on good roads and equality and justice for all.
An announcement states Nellie Wilson seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer, currently deputy treasurer, promising competent, efficient service if elected. The notice also notes laundry rates, farm loan services, available residence lots, and a school district meeting on June 12 to discuss levy increases.
The Box Butte county Nebraska equalization board will meet on June 15 1922 to hear appeals for 1922 assessments. All persons must appear for adjustments of their property assessments. Clerk Avis M Joder signs the notice for the county.
A long column records neighboring residents visiting relatives and traveling for chores around Alliance Hemingford and surrounding points. Frequent mentions include Nellie Weaver and Hurlburt families, Kennedy household, James Eaton, Jake Winton, and Jean Hall with trips to Alliance Hemingford and Kaneas.
Otto Smith and Mick Evans of Anti och visited Lakeside on the first of the week. Residents and neighbors traveled to Alliance to see Mr. McIntyre in the hospital. Decoration day efforts included graveside ceremonies by local families.
District No 57 residents spent weekend visiting neighbors including Hemingford and Sioux County. A mare owned by O W Cow was struck by lightning and killed Sunday night. Ora Phillips visited the Coxes in Sioux County. Harness sets offered by Rhein Hdw Co at 32.00 dollars and up.
The 22nd annual Stock Growers Association meeting led by President Robert Graham will be held in Hyannis on June 15. A western show features bucking horse, steer roping, bulldogging, bareback and other events with large purses to attract top talent. A Cowboys reunion and street carnival accompany the convention with free camping, water and lights for visitors.
Several community events and personal notices appear from the Bingham region. Attendance at games in Ellsworth and Bingham is noted along with moves and visits from residents and families. A shooting accident near Lewellen is reported, with several locals returning to ranches and farms after the school year.
About 20 people and friends attended a midday gathering for Mrs. D at Lawrence with ice cream cake and coffee. A Friday supper at the William Nye home drew about seventy five people and a short address by Rev. B. J. Minort. Proceeds from the supper totaled about 93 pounds. Various relatives and neighbors visited or spent Sundays with local families and in towns nearby.
KF MW Navon and William Aspden attended the political meeting in town Sunday. William Krue Jr and con Hayll spent Saturday night and Sunday in town. Mrs Rust, recently ill, stays with William Rust Sr. Fred Rheder and children from Scotts bill joined others for Sunday dinner at Mrs. John Clauseen. Memorial services drew Aspden, T J and D D Lawrence, Virgil Weasel, Charles Wessel, and Herman Rheder. Ball game Fairview vs Berea drew about 200 spectators.
The federal Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates weighs new livestock reporting functions including monthly farm changes births deaths losses and market activity to forecast movements. A. E. Anderson Nebraska statistician cites conferences in Chicago and Denver with farmers’ groups and packers as groundwork for a nationwide survey and state indexes.
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