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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

3

Nebraska News President Bush Will Not Say Money For State

Lincoln June 13 After a hearing the state railway commission granted Missouri Pacific permission to issue 20 million dollars in three year 5 percent notes and bonds as collateral security. The funds will pay floating indebtedness and fund improvements with no detail on Nebraska share. Nebraska stock and bond authorizations in 1909 are noted along with a preference for short term notes now. Chief Hunger directs patrols to collect occupation taxes from businesses due June 1 including hackmen junk dealers pool halls pawnbrokers and similar licenses.

Bush Lincoln State Railway Commission Furse and Winnett Missouri Pacific Nebraska Nebraska Railway Commission St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad

Downfall of Samaria Bible Study Questions 1911

A 1911 lesson outline by Rev. T. S. Linscott presents questions on 2 Kings 16 18 and 20 focusing on Israel's fall, causes of national ruin and the role of sin. It frames how epidemics sanitation ship safety and idolatry relate to divine judgment and lessons for Sunday school members.

Dr. Linscott International Press Bible Question Rev T. S. Linscott D.ul Samaria Isreal Foubecal Hoshea Hosheat Kingdom of Israel Israel

Lincoln Fire Escape Law Forces Wide Theater Changes

Lincoln June 13 Deputy Labor Commissioner Gaye issued rules to enforce the recent fire escape and theater inspection law. The interpretation requires full sized doors at both stage sides replacing narrow exits. The statute applies to public buildings over two stories with sleeping or assembling spaces for fifteen or more, mandating fire proof stairways or outside chutes where needed.

Lincoln Gaye

ZEMO Dandruff Treatment Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement from Holsten's Drug Store promotes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as the the best rebuilding treatment for dandruff and an itchy scalp. It claims the germ behind scalp trouble is eliminated, stops itching, and promises a refund if not satisfied.

Holsten America

Post Office Directory for Alliance Mails Closing Times

Mountain time East Bound 11:20 am train No. 44 11:00 pm train No. 42 West Bound 12:30 pm train No. 43 11:00 pm train No. 41 South Bound 12:30 pm train No. 30 11:08 pm train No. 301 All Sundays and holidays night malls close at 6:00 pm instead of 11:00 pm Ira E. Tash P. M.

Alliance Ira E. Tash

Reapportioning Territory Stated By State Food Commission

Deputy State Food Commissioner W. R. Jackson calls in inspectors to reapportion territory and allocate duties for the department. Harney will oversee the egg business and curb bad eggs, Kimball to focus on commercial stock feed and seeds, and drug inspectors to operate in major cities and towns.

Lincoln W. R. Jackson Food Commissioner's Department Harney Kimball

Polk County Telephone Co v Union Pacific appeal expected

In Osceola Polk County Nebraska the county court awarded the Polk County Telephone Company 158 dollars against the Union Pacific Railroad for telephone service at Osceola Stremsburg and Polk stations. The railroad plans to appeal to the district court.

Osceola, Neb Polk County Telephone Company Union Pacific Railroad Company Osceola Telephne Stremsburg Polk

EF O sisterhood to convene state meeting in Central City

Central City Nebraska June 13 Nest week the EF O sisterhood will hold its annual state convention in Central City. Local chapter members are planning to entertain delegates and the B I L the men’s auxiliary of the P E O are organizing efforts. Already 100 delegates have signified their intention to attend.

Central City Neb EF. O. Sisterhood P. E O

Victims of Indianola Wreck Show Improving in Holdrege

June 12 Holdrege Nebraska report shows seven Indianola Burlington wreck victims on the road to recovery. D Hart from Mount Pleasant Iowa and L A Thomas of Lincoln are noted as most pathetic with Hart's mind clouded and Thomas burned in face and hands. David Striker of Chicago heals from a fractured skull. F M Anderson of Washington has neck injury from a flying splinter but recovers quickly. D W Burnett of McCook can leave his room with a broken arm remaining.

Holdrege Neb Indianola Burlington D. Hart Mount Pleasant L. A. Thomas Lincoln Hart Thomas David Striker Chicago Ft. M. Anderson Washington California D. W. Burnett McCook

Laborer Inherits Fortune From England Aunt

Henry Paulson of Erickson Nebraska, a lifelong laborer with rarely more than five dollars to his name, suddenly learns he inherited over one hundred thousand dollars from an English aunt. A Bank of England draft for 100 pounds accompanied a note detailing Miss Anna Paulson's death and the estate, prompting him to flee to London after indulging in a lavish meal and shopping spree.

Bank of England Anna Paulson London Paulson England

Prisoner Hides Revolver In Shoe Placed Plan to Kill Sheriff

Beaver City Nebraska June 12 Sheriff Sevier arrives from Nelson with Charles Leroy and Dan Cummins charged with robbing Ben Bailey Edison house. They were arrested at Superior with stolen goods. While jailed at Nelson they plotted to shoot Sheriff Sevier. A fellow prisoner alerted authorities. After departure a train search at Red Cloud uncovered an automatic pistol hidden in Cummins hunting shoe.

Charles Leroy Dan Cummine Beaver City Neb Sevier Nelson Ben Bailey Edison Superior Red Cloud Cummins

Farmer’s House Set A Fire While Absent at Camp Meeting

Beaver City Neb June 12 The house of W B Green a prominent farmer three miles south of Beaver City was burned with its entire contents at 4 am The Greens had been away at a camp meeting for three days The fire was incendiary tracks of a man and a horse were found Lincoln bloodhounds were sent for and the trail will be pursued when they arrive.

Beaver City Neb W. B. Green

School Head Is Chosen in Omaha Superintendent Election

Ellis W U Gram, former Omaha high school principal, was elected superintendent of city schools to succeed Dr. William M. Davidson who will take over Washington D C schools as superintendent. Fatal accident at Omaha Speedway injured F Nygaard with base skull fracture during a five hour endurance trace. Nygaard remained unconscious after being removed from a ditch while his brother L Nygaard sustained a broken collarbone.

Omaha Ellis WU. Gram William M. Davidson Washington D. C Omaha Speedway F. Nygard The Speedway Nygaard L. Nygaard

Windstorm Destroys New Mullen Home Injures Mrs Samuelson

A severe windstorm wrecked a new residence built last winter for Oscar Samuelson by friends and neighbors in Mullen Nebraska. Mrs Samuelson suffered a broken nose and multiple bruises in the incident.

Mullen Neb Oscar Samuelson

License Again at Havelock

Lincoln June 10 vote at Havelock shows 270 for saloons and 188 against saloons giving the license supporters a majority of eighty two.

Havelock Lincoln

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