Potash Highway Missing Link Survey Begins
Preliminary survey starts for the missing link of the Potash highway from Lakeside to the county line near Ashby. Alliance officials and county commissioners join in by horse drawn travel to cover the route, with a full state survey crew to follow after weekend completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Ashby
Alliance
Robert McKee
Aml
A. M. Gaddis
Department of Public Works
Lincoln
Lloyd Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Potash Highway Association
Antioch
Otto Smith
Sheridan
R. D. Cook
Rechek
Bingham and
Ellserorth
J. H. Willey
Bingham Community Club
C. H. Anderson
F. B. Anderson
J. F. Sellers
W. W. Gilbaugh
M. L. Kincaid
L.acheson
Bingham
Williem Seebohm
Charley Murphy
Ellsworth
Anderson
Lesshhan
True Miller
Omaha
Marsland
West
Union Pacific
Deadwood Shriners’ Band Serenades on Midnight Train
Deadwood Shriners from Raja temple travel to a San Francisco convention aboard a special train consisting of three Pullmans, baggage and dining cars. The 79 pilgrims, aged 72, enjoyed jazz on Third and Box Butte as a clog dance and street dances energized Alliance crowds before continuing via Denver and Salt Lake City to California. Train arrival in Alliance occurred late Thursday night with Trainmaster L. B. Denton and wife aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allcante
John P. Mann
Raja ‘Temple
San Francisco
Cal
Great North American Desert
Mecca
California
Colorado
Third
Box Butte
Deadwood
Denver
Col
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sioux Falls
Alliance
L. B. Denton
Fish Fry Planned to Celebrate New Highway Opening
L D Carnine owner of the A 1 ranch invites the chamber of commerce to hold a picnic on his Sandhills ranch between Bonner Angora along the North Star highway to mark the new road. The lake is famed for fishing and a large fry may be arranged. The ranch lies between Bridgeport and Alliance and could host the meeting once the grass over the railroad tracks south of or is installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Carnine
Bonner
Angora
North Star Highway
Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Alliance
Nebraska Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy with Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight and Saturday with scattered thunder showers in northern areas. Temperatures stay steady with little change expected across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
New Pastor Arrives Soon for Presbyterian Church
Rev. D. J. Ferguson of Muscatine Iowa will arrive late this week to lead the Alliance Presbyterian Church. He is an ex service man and former American Legion chaplain who helped organize Boy Scouts and served as athletic director in Iowa. He will conduct his first service this Sunday at 11 o clock, with a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Ferguson
Muscatine
Presbyterian Church
A. J. Kearns
Tekamah
Ferguson
Alliance
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Towa
R. Ferguson
Joe Baker Departs Alliance Leaving Union Outlay Lost
Joe Baker leaves Alliance after borrowing £125 from the local machinists union to cover freight on goods in the yard. He accompanied the sheriff to Cheyenne to settle, but vanished, leaving the union about $300 in total losses including court costs and smaller loans to coworkers. The union president Lloyd Gwynn aided him but Baker disappeared, with no clear destination or search planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baker
Alliance
Machinists’ Union
Baker
Cheyenne
Emg Poe Lloyd Gwynn
Tomay
Joe
Doctors' Convention of West Nebraska to Be Held Here Monday
The sixth councillor district of the Medical association will hold sessions in Alliance Monday with about forty doctors from the Platte valley and western Nebraska. Local and visiting physicians will present talks on ear problems radium goiters and local anaesthetics followed by a banquet and a lecture on life’s evolution from fossil findings at Agate. A proposal to switch to semi annual meetings will be considered with the fall venue to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Medical Association
Alliance
Platte Valley
Nebraska
Minor Morris
Court House
Stoops
Scottsbluff
Harold Cook
Mr. Cook
Agate
Mrs J L Jacks and Daughter Return from Denver
Mrs J L Jacks and her daughter returned home from Denver on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jacks
Denver
Rev Saito Speaks to Rotary on Japan’s Shifting Life
Japanese missionary Rev S. Saito addressed the Alliance Rotary Club detailing Japan’s modernizing shift after twenty years. He described changes from traditional reed hats to American attire, Japan’s political and religious life, and praised the Washington conference for pacific prospects. He contrasted Japan’s expansion with Western policy and noted Japan’s pressures from population growth amid economic limits. He framed Americans as “big brothers” and cited American ideas shaping Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Saito
Nebraska
Rotary Club
Alliance Hotel
Japan
Saito
Washington
Pacific
Shantung
Hughes
United States
Russia
Germany
China
Final Decision of Kinkaid Not to Run Again
Concreteman Kinkaid announces by telegram to J. Weeks that he will not seek reelection to the U.S. Congress. He cites health setbacks and reduced strength, saying candidacy would endanger his permanent health and rest needed for recuperation. He thanks aspirants and supporters for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinkaid
Concreteman Kinkaid
J. Weeks
Republican District Committee
Lincoln Star
Local Man Arrested Thursday Morning for Disturbing the Peace
J. D. Pilkington pleaded guilty in police court to disturbing the peace and was fined 210 and costs. He admitted coming home about 2 a m on Thursday under the influence, was jailed overnight, and later claimed he had not drunk in six years despite the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Pilkington
Pilkington
H G Hewitt in City for Brief Stop
H G Hewitt former Broken Bow resident and field manager for H O Wilhelm & Co state agents for Northwestern National Life Ins Co visits the city for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hewitt
Broken Bow
H. O. Wilhelm & Co
Northwestern National Life Insuranc Company
Lions Hear Thyroid Gland Talk From Dr Weyrens
Dr J P Weyrens spoke after Cub True Miller recounted a Lions Convention in Omaha. He detailed Mayo Foundation post graduate work and the Mayo family history, noting delays in education of the Mayo brothers and Charles Mayo’s early career before their rise in medical research. Also mention of delegates to the international Lions convention and local district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose E. Romig
Alliance den of Lions
Alliance Hotel
Cub True Miller
Omaha
Hotel
Fontanelle
Ak-Sar-Benden
Lions Club
W. R. Harper
International Convention of
Lions Clubs
Hot Springs
Ark
J. P. Weyrens
Mayo Foundation
Rochester
Minn
Cub Weyrens
Mayo
Mayo Institution
Ang Bag
la Soeur
William
Charles
University of Michigan
Northwestern University
New Rural Route Planned From Alliance Post Office
A proposed rural delivery route from the Alliance post office is slated for inspection by Postmaster Graham, Field Inspector Williams, and R R Reddish. The 35 mile line would run west on Second Street, follow Scottsbluff Road to the Denton and Hagaman areas, loop Broncho Lake, and enter Alliance via Third Street. Mail would move on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, delivering over 150 pieces per mile daily to make service more convenient for residents west and south of the tracks. The decision rests with the department, and local authorities support the improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Postoffice
Graham
Williams
R. R. Reddish
Second Street
Platte
Scottsbluff Road
Denton Place
Hagaman Place
Letan
Alliance
Third Street
Complaint Sworn in County Court Over Wounding
Judge Tash heard J. R. Feagins swear a complaint that May Fel vine Feagins was struck and wounded by Mrs. Mattie Bainbridge. Bainbridge posting bond of 100 dollars, hearing set for Tuesday at 10. Feagins listed as critical. both parties reside near the air grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tash
J. R. Feagins
May Felvine
Mattie Bainbridge
Annual Elks Flag Day Exercises Planned for Wednesday
The Elks club rooms host Flag Day Exercises at 8 15 PM with the Boy Scout band assisting and a program including the Star Spangled Banner Columbia the Gem of the Ocean and Auld Lang Syne. After the service dancing follows and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Band
Dodge
Columbia
M. D. Nolan
Esquire
Elks
Edwin M. Burr
Welfare Lecturer to Speak in Alliance Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. Emil Hornberger, longtime welfare worker, will discuss "Citizenship from the Welfare Standpoint" at 2:30 p m Sunday June 11 at the Roof Garden Alliance under Box Butte county welfare association. Admission is free and a varied program is planned with music and a campfire group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Hornberger
Roof Garden
Alliance
Hornberger
Box Butte County
Journa
Sweden
Fosdick
Stephen J. Epler
Ralph Beal
Emily Hornberger
Hemingford
Penrose Romig Seeks State Representative Nomination
Penrose E. Romig, local attorney from Alliance, filed Wednesday evening for the Republican nomination for state representative from the district including Box Butte and Sioux counties. He has practiced law in Alliance, was once mayor, studied at Creighton University, and has served as attorney for the Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose E. Romig
Distri
Box Butte
Sioux Counties
Romig
Alliance
Burlington
von Poselide Canedidate
Welch Couple Leaves For Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs A J Welch depart in the evening for Denver for a short visit and to see friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. J. Welch
Eherning
Denver
Mrs Helen Ganning Visits Alliance Friends
Mrs Helen Ganning of Bingham is visiting friends in Alliance for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ganning
Bingham
Alliance Band to Join Gate Booster Trip Sunday
The Alliance band of twenty will accompany a booster trip to Gate on Sunday June 11. Auto owners are asked to provide rides and phone the chamber of commerce to arrange transport. The procession starts 7 30 a m from Third and Box Butte with Hemingford officials taking over at 8 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Alliance
Gate
Allimajance
Alliance
Fine Shaw
Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Third
Box Butte
Fae Asemingford
Hemingford
Ngaea
Children Day Program at Methodist Church
The annual Children s day program will be at the Methodist church Sunday night at 8 o clock. A large crowd is expected. The program includes recitations songs piano solos dialogues and readings by listed participants and ends with benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Band Concert of Season at City Park
The Alliance band opened the season with a well received program at City Park drawing about 1,500 people. The 21 piece ensemble directed by J P Me of Mann Music Artieu performed to strong public interest with weekly Wednesday concerts planned at 7:33 p.m. and occasional Sunday performances anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Alliance
Laval
J. P. Me
The
Mann Music & Arteeu
Weunensley
Mrs. Beck Plans Northern Visit During Homestake Work
Mrs. John G. Beck will travel Sunday to Lead South Dakota to visit with her husband for a few weeks. Mr. Beck is engaged in construction operations for the Homestake mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Beck
Lead, S. Dak
Mr. Beck
Homestake
Ming
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Deadwood Shriners
Doctors’ Convention of
West Nebraska
Rev. Saito
Japanese Empire
W. DR. Harper
Pen Romig
Penrose Romig
Bring Your Land
Gilbert Moore
Ener
Ur Unday School
Mac Dunning
Mildred Pate
Lois Harper
Alice Prettyman
Dorothy Wells
Kenneth Pyle
Verna Dow
Marie Kibble
Sweet Peas
V Lester
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