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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
4
The author rails against lavish post office designs and high costs, arguing many buildings are impractical and overpriced while praising the Chicago post office as the pinnacle of architectural splendor. He notes how such projects prioritize grandeur over function, and ends with a cottage sale ad tucked in.
Lakeside hosted visitors for a memorial day service in Alliance on Sunday. The Herald telegraph bulletin service provides daily reports on National, American, Federal and Western league games arriving in Alliance around 6 30 each day except Sunday.
Governor Morehead will visit Alliance on Friday June 19 and deliver several speeches. He will be guest of the Alliance Fire Department and address boys at a special meeting that evening. He will also attend an Eagles smoker at their hall that same evening.
At a special Post M. T. P. A. meeting in Burlington the decision was made not to send a delegate to the national convention in Houston Texas this year. The post plans a bowery dance during the stockmen's convention in a local hall. President Guthrie and Secretary Fisher of the commercial club discussed T. P. A. Day and the parade, noting it will be unique and the group aims to win the prize.
Mrs. Tom Poole of Marsland visited Dr. and Mrs. Willis early in the week and returned Monday. A. L. Hungerford of Crawford was in Alliance on business Monday. Wm. Finney and son Leslie of Maryland came Sunday night, left Monday noon. J. L. O Leary operates The Hub tailors at 405 Box Butte Avenue. Mrs. Wm. Zyr of Pincher Creek Canada visited relatives. she was Augusta Kroesing and is August Hornburg’s niece. The Burling ton Hotel dining room hosted a large Commercial Club banquet with remarks by Filavel Wright of Scottsbluff and Earl D. Mallory as toastmaster. Floats for the men’s convention parade are listed from several groups. Lowry and Henry sold five Fours and one Six Studebaker. Miss Anna Senner joined the club staff. J. Pryor built a house south of Lakeside for his son Bud. Sheriff Cox and County Attorney Burton praised for handling Frank Williams’s penitentiary case. Williams pleaded guilty to theft and drew one to twenty years. Sally Woods pleaded guilty and drew a penitentiary sentence.
The Executive Commission of Box Butte Presbytery has named Rev W M Seel of New Jersey as pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Alliance. He starts in the city on Sunday June 14, and his arrival is greeted with期待 a hearty welcome for him and his family.
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