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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
7
J R Lawrence of Box Butte Nebraska announces his run for county commissioner in the Third district, pending Democratic primary voters on July 18 1922. He touts good roads advocacy and a business like administration guided by majority will, pledging equality and justice for all.
Mrs Nellie Wilson announces her nomination for county treasurer subject to Republican voters at the July 14 primaries. She states she is currently deputy county treasurer and will dedicate herself to an efficient and competent administration if elected.
Mrs Cor a M Lewis announces as Republican candidate for Box Butte County Treasurer in the upcoming primary on July 15 1922. She notes four years as Deputy Treasurer before a law disqualifying relatives from work, and pledges to serve loyally and save taxpayers money if elected.
Alliance National Bank lists real estate for sale and notes district No 37 will hold its annual meeting June 12 at the school house to consider a levy increase. D. E. Purinton promotes farm loans as rates drop to five and one half percent via federal farm loan association.
In Box Butte County Nebraska Guardian Trust Company as administrator with will annexed files final account for Charles E Hershman deceased and petitions for distribution. A hearing is set for June 28 1922 at ten AM at Alliance courthouse to examine the account and consider the distribution of residue. The Guardian Trust Company must publish this order in The Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
Ellsworth residents attend Masonic lodge in Hyannis and visit Alliance. Dillion Donohoe and Ruth Crofutt wed in Alliance with Fillsbury and Seebohm as witnesses. The couple plans to live on the Fillsbury ranch and welcomes friends. Community events include a postponed Ellsworth dance and regional stockman convention plans.
Harvey Whaley and Dick Como of Ringhome visit with wives as Leisy and Forney expand poultry business selling early spring fryers to Alliance hotel and local stores. Ball game fans from Whitman and nearby towns attend events. marriages and courtship ties in Hyannis and Hyannis area noted along with game wardens enforcing muskrat trapping laws. Whitman school building nearing completion at $25,000 with local praise.
The readable fragments describe Mr. and Miadi J. Young entering an Eastern stay under investigation, with references to a station visit by L. Vi. Thinn and plans for a family or friends visit.
A stream of travelers passes through towns with farm shipments and visits. E K Miller from Berea moved cattle and horses to Mrs. Elaea’s store, with Hutchell assisting. Hoff drove to Alliance on business. Kines and son journeyed toward Fremont via Scottsbluff. Potatoes planted as buzz grows. Ed Wilkins and James Eaton make Alliance calls. Tom Butler made a local visit.
Heodman home Wednesday afternoon with Hen Swanset tigtered to Alliance. Accompanied by Mra Duskin and children. Mr and Mrs Throokin work for him. Mr and Mere McConnell in Alliance Wednesday. McConnell's sister and baby visit, McConnell says her 450 little chicks. Dillon couple in town Wednesday driving a new Dodge. N E Hurlburt and Banks motor to Alliance Saturday. Langford wife went to town Saturday with mail carrier. Moore hunted steers at Eleea's Saturday.
The Washington Post notes Alliance National Bank is offering city lots for sale at 518 with a long green as a contrasting feature. The line implies a real estate listing or promotional notice in the paper.
Alliance callers visit include Mr ren Nichole and Mr Arthur Faber with children, Mrs Stewart and Mrs Lore motor to Alliance, Lester Hashman visits Leo Hashman for potatoes, Jim Eaton and mother in law Mrs Eleen also visit. Federal farm loan division lowers interest to 5 1 2 percent. A witty saying about misplaced cuff links and wedding wear appears.
A brief advertisement invites readers to visit FE C Barker at the First National Bank Building for a farm loan, promising a helpful path to financing.
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