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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

8

Memorial Day Exercises in Alliance with Veterans Tribute

Memorial Day in Alliance featured a parade from town led by the band, a large crowd, and a program at the fair grounds with prayers, patriotic addresses by Jack Miller and Rev. H. J. Young, and readings by Rev. Murphy. Veterans of the Spanish American War and Grand Army of the Republic attended. graves at the cemetery were decorated as floral tributes were paid.

Alliance Fair Grounds Alliance Band Fire Department Miller South Lincoln Americana Union America Cuba Philippine Islands Rev H. J. Young Grand Army of the Republic Mr. Young Brotherhood of Man United States Abraham Lincoln Aun Hemmegford James Barry Tash Hemingford A. M. Miller Jas. Barry Fred Abley G. W. Leer McIntyre Port Arms Fred

No Use to Try to wear Out Your Cold It Will Wear You out

Colds drain strength and invite serious illness when neglected. Dr. King's New Discovery is promoted as effective from the first dose, clearing the head and freeing the air, with a call to buy a bottle now No. 1-Adv 5265.

Packard Twin Six Introduced As Packard Reduces Hood Length

A Herald article details the Packard Twin Six with a compact twelve cylinder V engine, shorter hood, tapered radiator, and closer to ground running boards. It notes two wheelbase options 135 and 125 inches, with new bodies and integrated starting motor generator and water pump in the frame area.

Packard

Four Sentenced in State Penitentiary for Varied Crimes

Four men were sent to the state penitentiary by Sheriff Cox after Judge Westover sentenced them to one to ten years for horse stealing wife abandonment carrying concealed weapons and larceny. Gresher the horse thief received a harsh education from the judge while Allen Pate and Lewella faced lighter terms and the court cautioned others about the consequences of desertion and theft. A separate civil matter involved a dispute over the government corner of a township affecting Box Butte county land and local surveying.

State Penitentiary Cox Westover Charles Gresher J. R. Phelan Gresher Alliance Wyoming Clarence L. Allen Ernest Pate Roy Ray Lewella Crawford Harriet Leake George Leake Costa Box Butte County Wambaugh Clough

Land Case Settled Over Blowout Corner Dispute

Judge Westover ruled for W. G. Wambaugh in the Wambaugh vs Sturgeon land dispute over the blowout corner at township 24 range 47. The case tested the authenticity of the corner affecting lands across adjoining counties and Sheridan County line.

Judge Westover W. G. Wambaugh Westover Wambaugh Sturgeon District Court Township 24 Range 47 Sheridan

Best Saddie Made as a 50 Year Standby Catalog Offer

An old ad notes a freestanding line of saddles by Alfred Cornish & Co successors to Collins & Morrison at 1210 Sco ot Omaha. It touts the product as a 50 year tested best with a free catalogue offer.

Alfred Cornish &Co Collins & Morrison Omaha Nets

Neighborly Advice Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills

Alliance resident Mrs. J E Whaley recounts kidney troubles lasting over three years and says Doan’s Kidney Pills provided swift relief. She recommends the product, noting continued satisfaction and no need to change her view. Price five cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York supports.

Alliance J. E. Whaley Oregon St Doan Dean

Regular Ben Hur Meeting in Nation Hall

Lew Wallace Court No. 148 Tribe of Ben Hur held its regular meeting Monday night in the Nation Hall with good attendance. Three new candidates were admitted and several more approved for June 7 at 8 p.m. The degree team robes arrived and will perform Monday night. The charter expects 50 plus members to be named. Lifesavers report disabled gasoline launches being brought in as a sign of spring.

Ben Hur Lew Wallace Court No. 148 Tribe of Ben Hur Nation Hall

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