08 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
1
On Thursday evening, June 8, at 8:30 at the High School building, Prof. N. A. Bengston will give an illustrated lecture titled Development of Nebraska detailing regional geography and growth.
Governor Aldrich issued a proclamation naming Wednesday June 14 as Flag Day and urging display of Old Glory on public buildings. Mayor Harris asks observance in Alliance with decorations on homes and businesses to show patriotism.
Mrs. L. J. Lore dies at home near Alliance on June 1 1911 after a life of Christian service. Born Luella Ida Dunlap January 1 1860 in Illinois, she married John Lore in 1877 and had seven children. Survived by husband, four sons, two daughters, seven sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Unity church with Rev. J. L. B. Jones leading, many attendees.
The county commissioners will convene as a board of equalization on Tuesday next week June 13 and stay at least three days but not more than twenty. The Herald aims to publish public information on local tax dodging unless improvements occur. Readers are reminded to mention seeing the notice.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends who ministered and assisted during a difficult period with prayers meals and support. The note lists appreciation for kindness shown through visits encouragement and practical help.
The Alliance State Junior Normal begins this week under Supt W R Pate and County Supt Della M Reed with good attendance and a strong faculty. Officials praise community support and print the revised program in The Herald as preparations for a Junior Normal department continue.
Redmond Hand died last evening at his brother Dr Geo J Hand’s residence from cancer. He lived in Hay Springs but had been in Alliance for weeks. He leaves three orphan children. Remains shipped to Hay Springs for interment under the I O O F, of which he was a member. The Herald extends sympathy to bereaved relatives. Attention Odd Fellows and Rebeccas.
The annual memorial sermon will be held at M.E. Church next Sunday evening June 1th. All attendees meet at the hall at 7 40.
I L Achesons hardware and implement house showcases a fine line of top buggies and spring wagons. If you plan to buy either, visit the Opera House block showroom. Work on the new Catholic church in the Opera House block advances with basement excavation done and masons laying the foundation.
The message argues against extravagant spending and urges citizens to invest at home. It promotes starting a home, purchasing lumber from a local supplier, and suggests immediate order fulfillment to foster independence akin to 1776.
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