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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
7
J R Lawrence announces his bid for county commissioner in Box Butte Nebraska third district pending Democratic primary voters. He champions good roads, county knowledge, and a business like administration with a platform of equality and justice for all. He pledges to follow the will of the people in road location matters.
Mrs Nellie Wilson announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer, subject to the will of Republican voters at the July 15 primaries. She is currently deputy county treasurer and pledges to devote every effort to competent efficient service if elected. Your support is respectfully solicited.
Mrs. Cor a M Lewis announces candidacy for county treasurer in Box Butte. She previously served as deputy treasurer four years ago until a relatives working ban forced her out. She seeks the nomination and vows to serve wisely and save taxpayers money at the July 18 1922 primaries.
During the 1923 aerial meet, squadron B celebrates a victory as Private Fishface allegedly set a 6 second ten thousand feet parachute drop time before his chute failed to open, leaving others astonished at the mishap.
Final accounting filed by Guardian Trust Company Alliance Nebraska administrator with will annexed seeks distribution of residue. Court sets June 29 1922 for hearing at Alliance Box Butte County to show cause why account should be approved and residue distributed. Publication ordered in The Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks.
The Antioch progressive club closes its year with informal meetings and readings by Louise Wilbon Campbell Osmund Dentler and Brown. Members plan travel to Chadron for normal, while Zilma Smith and Mary Brown depart for Wyoming. Louis Douglas and Floy Porter wed in Alliance.
The U S supreme court ruled labor organizations can be sued in their associate names for property damage during strikes. In United Mine Workers of America v Coronado Coal Co the Arkansas case awarded Coronado trebled damages totaling 427 820.
The Ellsworth column reports a midweek sale at Martin Rochfort place with most livestock and durtieles sold at good prices, horses likely to fare better elsewhere. Plans for a special train to Hyannis for the Stockmen’s convention are discussed, along with road and highway updates on Potash routes. The town notes social visits, team schedules, and repairs to cattle company water tanks near town.
Desirable city lots for sale at Alliance National Bank 518. It will be to your advantage to see me when you need a farm loan. E C Barker First National Bank. 4211 We wish the Genoa conference success but Atlas Ponder company has started running full time again Am eon Lumberman.
Notice to all persons interested that the Box Butte County Board of Equalization will be in session on the sixth of June 1922 at which time all persons are required to appear for assessment of their excessment for the year 1922. AVIS M JODER Clerk.
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